for iPhone 10s XS Max 6.5 Inch LCD Display Screen Replacement Digitizer Full Assembly 3D Touch Touchscreen with Waterproof Frame Adhesive Repair Tools in Black

I cracked my phone screen a few months ago and I decided to get it fixed, as I did with my iPhone 5. The most difficult part was to find a screen with better than decent reviews at a fair price. I knew going into it that I was going to have to spend at least 55-70 dollars. Originally, I found a screen for 47 and was close to buying it but the three reviews of 5 stars seemed sketchy to me. After further searching I found this and the amount of reviews seemed legitimate with a large amount being positive.Now I'm a slightly impatient guy, so I ordered two of these screens for myself and a friend with next day shipping. The estimated time of arrival was 9 PM the next day and to my pleasure, it had arrived far before then because it was waiting for my doorstep as I returned home from work around 4 PM.Immediately I got a clean work area and opened up the package and began the process of replacing the screen. I had done iPhone 5's and 5S's before so I had a fairly good idea of what to do. Once I opened the package, there was a smaller envelope which contained one screen, all necessary tools, a decent picture guide of the instructions, and a thank you card from the seller. I didn't pay close attention to the guide because I was going to follow a YouTube DIY video anyway, but once I did look at the guide it was obvious I did the right thing by going through the video. On the Thank You note, it states that the seller insists that you follow the YouTube video they sent you via Amazon Email. So I went through my Amazon messages but was unable to find any form of contact by the seller. I wasn't too worried given the fact that their are over 50+ videos of technicians and cell phone experts doing walk-throughs. Once I began the process of changing the screen, everything went extremely well. The tool kit that is sent with the screen is pretty decent, apart from the rubber suction tool that helps pry off the screen. Luckily, I had a previously bought tool kit which I used. The only tool I found useful was the plastic pry tool that is good for prying off the screen and the cables.After the replacement, I went through and tested all the phones functions, including Touch ID, Front Camera, Speaker, the touch screen itself and anything else that I felt had something to do with the screen. Everything worked extremely well and the screen that I replaced for my friend did the exact same.I did notice that 2 days after I did receive an email from the seller sending me the YouTube video that was mentioned in the Thank You card. I'm guessing it is sent in terms of Standard Shipping and since I ordered for next day delivery, the package arrived before the email.All in all I don't think the poor rubber suction tool or delay in email knocks off any stars in my book. It is an excellent product and if you're into DIY projects, this is definitely a great one to take on!

Phillips screwdriver was a bit too big. Replacement was easy enough. The package and parts arrived on time and in great shape. The screen LOOKS flawless. However, I now have problems using the touchscreen that I've never had with this device. I've spent a week restarting and re-syching, and have found nothing about this in support forums.-Slide to unlock cannot be performed with quick "throw" of the slide bar by accelerating it across 30% of the screen. I must slowly and carefully slide my finger across 90% of the screen. Ditto for closing programs and deleting emails, as well as other sliding functions.-Typing....has become a bear. I am considering getting a new phone. It's like the keyboard letters are not where they are displayed. So when I type H, it prints U, or when I type V, it prints a space; and the worst, when I reach for letters on the top row, sometimes it plugs in the auto suggestions in the boxes above. It's not a standard off-set either--i.e. I can't target a little to the left and hit the right keys.So I try to text my wife, "I'm thinking about having you come meet us straight from work," but the phone prints"I'm thinking booing I'LP ha ve you comeeet us straight from what Tj."Did I mis-connect a ribbon?Is there a secret keyboard calibration procedure?I would appreciate any tips toward a remedy.

So about 2 weeks before breaking my original screen I had to revive my phone from water damage. Taking underwater photos with a defunct underwater case turned out to be a terrible idea.... Anyways prior to my screen replacement, I not only cleaned out all the connectors, display assembly, and essentially stripped the whole phone, I also swapped out the power button which is buried beneath everything. Long story short, I am relatively capable person that didn't break my iphone after 2 strip downs (the power button came a few days after later after the first strip down).It only took me about 40 minutes to swap out the screen and everything went smoothly. Popped it back in and everything worked swimmingly. However, I noticed that upon reassembly the edges were sealed, but a bit raised (at least not the smoothness that comes from the factory). Admittedly this is a third party screen, but I was a little disappointed and perhaps a bit ocd about it. So initially I thought it didnt' pop in all the way, so I pushed down firmly but definitely not too hard (probably the amount of pressure it would be exposed to in a pocket). It promptly cracked the bottom right hand corner of the glass and damaged the lcd. There's a yellow tinge along the crack now. Compared to how it was, it is passable now, but I think next time I think I might just take it to the Apple Store and replace it for 130$ instead and get a screen that fits better and probably won't crack. (Ironically, my factory screen fell 15 feet screen first on to a boulder, but despite the shattered glass the lcd was actually intact.TLDR, it works ok, but the quality could be much better and it may be worth shelving out the extra money for a factory replacement. I replaced it properly, but it broke almost immediately after the replacement. Also the OEM tag in the description is a little misleading.

This works. I cracked my screen Saturday, 5pm. Ordered this at 5:30pm, Got it Sunday by 5pm and set to work swapping the screens. Be prepared with a step by step guide on your own (not included) and a laptop to follow along a you tube video (there are several) AND I recommend a set of 20 numbered medicine-size cups to keep track of your parts as your remove them. The most difficult part was removing the ambient light filter since this was the black glass unit. Best of luck to you. Thanks for this item. Four stars for not including a step by step instruction guide, and a poor suction cup that was useless since it was inverted for too long.

Todo segun lo estipulado muy rapido el envio y excelente calidad, recomiendo ampliamente incluye todo el kit que se muestra en la foto excepto la pelicula de proteccion de la pantalla

No es Original!Proviene desde Hong Kong y tarda demasiado!Tiene un costo muy elevado para ser una pieza generica!No lo recomendaría a personas que buscan una pieza original para reparar su telefono.

No te viene con nada de la imagen, solo la pantalla asi que tomen en consideración que tendrán que comprar la herramienta para arreglarlo ustedes mismos. La pantalla funciona como esperado

Llego en muchísimo menos tiempo de lo estipulado!! Perfectamente bien empacado, viene con todo lo que se ve en la imagen excepto la película plástica, la pantalla funciona muy bien! Lo recomiendo mucho!

Primero el producto no viene como esta en las ilustraciones, no ensambla correctamente y ahora a solo 3 meses y medio ya fallo el display y el touch... nada recomendable