QTlier Replacement Display Digitizer Assembly Review

When you're ordering a new glass panel for your iPhone (or any internal parts), nine times out of ten you're not doing it because you want it, you're doing it because your phone doesn't work and it causes you problems and stress. The last thing you want is trouble ordering parts, shipping, or installation. This is far from my first renovation, but it's one of the best experiences I've had. You can see the attention to detail in the product description and here is my rundown of the process…

I replaced the screen of my iPhone 7 yesterday morning, follow the YouTube video step by step. using the tool is easy! Be sure to organize your screw as it is a different size. I made a mistake opening the screen from the top (you have to start from the bottom). The phone turns on and won't turn off, which worried me so much. Finally this is not a problem even if the phone turns on when replacing the screen! I will point out two tricks. one needs to be returned to its original position from the

Initial screen replacement for iPhone 7. My teenage son made this so it's doable. Just watch the video. We were working on an old white t-shirt and when we dropped these microscopic screws they were easy to find and we sealed the sections with tape to keep the screws and brackets organized. The screen came OEM and everything worked. We were so concerned about the home button, but it works with this screen, including Touch ID. Our only complaint was the junky tools. The triangular screwdriver…

Seller includes a card offering $20 in exchange for a five-star rating, which is a violation of Revain's Terms of Service. Don't trust any review or seller who endorses the quality of their product. The fit and finish of the screen is comparable to other standard parts I've ordered in the past and it installs fairly well. It's a bit of a hassle (about half an hour longer) to carry parts from an old screen to install, and it increases the risk of breaking the flimsy ribbon cable. If I had a…

When you're ordering a new glass panel for your iPhone (or any internal parts), nine times out of ten you're not doing it because you want it, it's because your phone doesn't work and cause you problems and stress. The last thing you want is trouble ordering parts, shipping, or installation. This is far from my first renovation, but it's one of the best experiences I've had. You can see the attention to detail in the product description and here is my overview of the process: Delivery - I paid…