📱 Black VEKIR Touch Repair Glass Screen for Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 T377 SM-T377 T377A T377V T377P T377T - Enhanced SEO Review

This screen works great! The set was top notch. Went through 4 other screens where the double sided tape was too thick or the digitizer covered the full width of the screen. Both of these issues caused the screens to easily peel off the back and crack after a few days of normal use. This screen comes with a digitizer that doesn't extend the full width of the screen, allowing it to fit snugly against the plastic case and slightly under the back cover like the OEM.

Works well but the tools provided are not very good as they are too weak. I don't have a heat gun so it might be of some use to you if you can soften the glue. I used a tool from another set to remove the glass. There is double-sided tape to stick the replacement glass well. No other problems.

This is a really high quality screen. I replaced a badly scratched screen and my tablet is like new. The replacement process is a bit more difficult to do correctly. There are many online videos that have helped a lot. I bought this additional toolkit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CHDB2T1/ref=cm_sw_r_apa_i_zNRDEb167522E and am very happy with it; I have found that I need additional tools in addition to the tools provided.

This screen works great! The set was top notch. Went through 4 other screens where the double sided tape was too thick or the digitizer covered the full width of the screen. Both of these issues caused the screens to easily peel off the back and crack after a few days of normal use. This screen comes with a digitizer that doesn't extend the full width of the screen, so like the OEM it fits snugly against the plastic case and slightly under the back cover.

First of all I would advise anyone trying to replace a broken touch screen. To find a video tutorial how to do it. Then, when you feel comfortable, try it. The hardest part for me was trying to fix the broken screen. Putting the tape on the back of the screen was a bit tricky. After that everything was pretty easy. I know that by doing it myself I easily saved $75-100 to have someone else fix it.

Worked great. Replaced defective digitizer with Samsung TabE. The plastic tools were very helpful. My novelty was how I softened the glue to remove the old digitizer. I've read about several methods people have used with heat guns and the risk of damaging the display. The desired temperature was 90-100°C. I used a 5" strip of plain angle steel with an 8" pan with some simmering water. Soak the angle steel in water for a minute. Using pliers, grab a piece of steel and place it against the edge…