📱 Zentop White iPad Air 1st Gen Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement Kit: A1474, A1475, A1476 - Home Button, Camera Holder, Adhesive, Tool Kit Review

I bought this kit to replace a broken iPad screen/digitizer. The product was easy to install and worked well, no issues. After two days, however, the screen began to lift. The glue didn't hold well. I solved this problem by using another brand recommended by a friend who works in IT. Otherwise I have no problems. My device is fully functional again and looks like new. I'm giving it four stars because of the issues we had with the glue.

Good replacement for iPad Air screen and digitizer, including home button. All the tools were there. The fit was perfect and the new screen worked flawlessly. The hardest part of the installation was removing the original broken screen. The second most difficult part was using the cloths (included) and compressed air to remove any dirt from the screen and LCD. The new screen has already been applied with glue and you only have to remove the protective layer. The home button on the first device…

Connection to home screen button is faulty, all other connections are connected without problems. The grip was perfect from every angle except at the top where the camera is. I removed all previous glue with tape and was able to remove 100%. Not sure why it wouldn't stick to the camera lens part. After that I let the iPad charge in its protective case (Otterbox) overnight and started using it, less than 15 minutes later the screen broke. I would like a replacement but as I have already hosted…

I had a small tech shop fixing my brother's iPad Air because the screen was cracked and after they fixed the screen it turned out that part of the screen wasn't registering the touch , so it was pretty safe The game was tough. After my brother smashed the screen AGAIN we decided to save some money and buy a screen and do it ourselves as the tech store we went to did a pretty bad job of replacing it. When we replaced the screen we didn't have the problems the tech store had. . The screen worked…

This replacement lens worked great! I will say if you are thinking of fixing the glass on your iPad, it is best to be a patient person. It's a long-term project. If the screen is broken, you will pick out the glass piece by piece. I used a hair dryer and it seems to loosen the glue pretty well. Also, you will have splinters, make sure you have a workspace that you can easily clean up. I used the towel and then threw it away. The last part, the digitizer, try to get it out of the way as quickly…

I received an old iPad Air because the glass was broken. It should go in the trash, but I wanted to try and fix the tablet because I'm a techie and have been building and fixing computers for a long time, but I've never attempted to fix a tablet. The repair took about two hours, although most of the time was spent removing all the tiny splinters of glass from the original adhesive. And I had to redo part of the process because I made a mistake and had to disassemble the device again after I was

The glass of my iPad Air is cracked. I'm an electronics lover so I decided to fix it. Removing the original screen was a bit tricky. In hindsight, I'd say it's not worth worrying about damaging the iPad; Simply use a heat gun around the iPad's outer frame and remove the screen as much as possible. Be sure to seal the screen with tape if the glass is cracked. Go ahead and cut the ribbon cables. Once all the thick adhesive has been removed from the frame, installing the glass is fairly easy…

Pretty easy to install AFTER you've removed the old screen (which took forever and isn't easy when it's cracked or broken). Note: This is the ONLY glass digitizer that covers the LCD screen, not the LCD screen itself (two separate items, they are not fused together). A few notes. If you need to replace a broken screen, this kit comes with a metal tool that is very helpful for removing and scraping the broken pieces of screen from the old adhesive. The blue plastic strips covering the new screen

My toddler decided to throw his iPad Air across the bedroom because I was playing Mickey Mouse Club instead of Puppy Dog Pals. The iPad still worked 100%, but the screen was completely broken. I started looking for a replacement screen and got stuck there. It wasn't the cheapest, but still reasonably priced, and it came with a set of repair tools. I have never replaced a screen on any device so the all in one repair kit was the best choice for me. The set arrived a few days after ordering…