FeiyueTech Digitizer Assembly PreInstalled Adhesive Review

The screen works fine. The small bracket that holds the home button didn't have a small protrusion inside like the original part, so the button didn't appear to be pressed. Don't worry, I replaced the original and it works perfectly. The screen tape doesn't seem that sticky, so when I had to open my iPad again (my fault) it opened very easily. But in general the screen is working well so far.

Not enough glue. My husband replaced many screens and this one didn't have enough grip size, it ended up going up and losing touch contact. After three months, it increased so much that half of the screen didn't work and the corner broke. But one with good adhesion! Superglue might work but if you have to replace the screen again it will be a mess to pull it off.

Screen works well. The small bracket that holds the home button didn't have a small protrusion inside like the original part, so the button didn't appear to be pressed. Don't worry, I replaced the original and it works perfectly. The screen tape doesn't seem that sticky, so when I had to open my iPad again (my fault) it opened very easily. But in general the screen is working well so far.

Not sure if it's because I've repaired the same iPad multiple times in the past 2 months but this one was perfect for a setup. The tape around the edges was already installed and the home button was installed. Now the original home button also broke when I first fixed it, so they didn't care about the fingerprint sensor. You don't have a fingerprint scanner with that home button, so don't assume it will work. I've seen way too many people complain about the home buttons not working on other…

I did it! I had to buy two screens, but I was able to replace my iPad's broken screen for less than $50. My screen was completely broken into millions of little pieces, but someone's suggestion to tape the screen before trying to remove it helped a lot. Suggestions: 1) Buy this screen with all attachments, screen cleaner and tools. 2) CAREFULLY use a razor if your screen is broken and don't go deep into the iPad as that's where the sensitive components are located. When I first tried to remove…