📱 xinqiutouchthefuture LCD Display for Apple iPad Mini 2/3 - Compatible with A1489, A1490, A1491, A1599, A1600, A1601 - Black LCD Screen Replacement with Repair Tools - 7.9'' Size Review

Item was dead on arrival. It was well packed, assembly is as usual with things like this, there is no glue but it is not needed on this model. BUT the screen backlight was poor to begin with. Now I have an angry customer waiting for another screen (since it seems to be coming back).

Screen went black immediately after power on. There is a sound (e.g. I hear a click on the screenshot when I press and hold the power and home buttons). I force restart and see the Apple logo, sometimes even get to my home screen, but then everything goes black again. I've seen similar comments elsewhere on here, so yes. With this product you are taking a risk.

The display was easy to install and worked great for the first month. Then it started flickering in bits and now, just a few weeks later, a green halo ring has appeared around the center of the screen. Still working after 6 weeks but annoying and now who knows how much more until it spreads to full screen and becomes unusable. Despite being a cheaper replacement option, it definitely lacks in quality and therefore durability.

This product was a replacement for a previous screen which was found defective upon installation. After I installed the new LCD it worked great, but after about two weeks it started not working as it should. Pressing the Home button on iPad mini activates certain buttons and causes certain areas of the screen to become unresponsive. I would ask for another replacement but in this case I doubt a third time would be a charm. I would not recommend buying this product as it may or may not work in…

I looked through two of these. Both times after the initial installation everything worked fine. I tested all areas of the touchscreen and moved the app around as if about to drop it somewhere. Tested responsiveness, tested front camera and shutdown slider. No problem. A few days later, a rectangle appeared in the center of the screen and in some dead areas of the screen, meaning those areas weren't responding to touch. Over time, the rectangle grew larger and the screen began to flicker…

The first unit I received did not have a screen protector and actually had something stamped directly onto the LCD. Also, it was very badly scratched and wouldn't turn on after turning it off, so I replaced it with another device. The second device at least works and comes with a sticky plastic screen protector, but has vertical lines on the LCD. It takes a long time to get it right and the thought of doing it a third time isn't perfect, so it just has to be good enough. The lesson learned is…