Replacement Screen for iPhone 7 4.7", LCD Touch Display Screen Digitizer Frame Assembly Replacement with Repair Tool Set (White)

Put it together completely and then phone started to get hot and when trying to take it apart one of the strips ripped so now have to order another one.

If you know what you’re doing it’s a great replacement screen. You’ll have to transfer over the home button and camera components from your damaged screen, but everything was an exact fit. Took about 45min. Really pleased with color and touch sensitivity.

The quality of this screen is great. I do cell phone repair for a living and this is a really good quality screen replacement and what makes it better is it comes with the fram Adhesive

First, it gets the job done. The reviews on here are pretty accurate but there’s a big caveat to screen quality. The tools are decent. Not amazing. A battery kit I got had higher quality tools. The spudge had frays on the end with this kit and the pick was thin and flexible (not a bad thing prying under the screen). The suctioncup worked fine.Big issue for some screen purists. The screen is nowhere near the quality of a genuine Apple screen. The colors are washed out, it’s not as sharp, and it’s noticable. It doesn’t leap out at you and for 30$ I would label it acceptable. If you love the iPhone screen, it’s clarity and color then go somewhere else. This screen does the job but is obviously offbrand and has some majorly outdated tech in it.

I have replaced many screens in my life, this screen did not work from the box. I had to use another one from an old phone just to fix and get the phone to work.I am 100% sure that this screen was defective. The only reason I ordered this one was for the color (white) since my spare phone was black. But ah well, I aint going to waste another $27.00 bucks just for the color.

This was my first attempt at replacing a phone screen. I watched a few videos and read iFixit (the best resource), and that gave me what I needed. The included instructions are not as thorough but are sufficient for someone who has done a screen replacement before.The bottom line is that this replacement offers good bang for the buck. The new screen fits just right, and it comes with the adhesive to make the phone water resistant again. And the tools you need to perform the replacement (except for a heat source to loosen the adhesive - I used a craft heat gun).The downsides are the aforementioned minimal instructions, the relative display quality, and the precision of the adhesive. The display is clearly not as vivid or bright as the original iPhone 7 screen, and I’ve had some issues with 3D Touch and sensitivity. The biggest issue for me is the display quality, but I knew that for $30 this probably wasn’t the top quality. It is the value option. I honestly am not complaining, as a better display would have cost several times as much.As for the adhesive, the only nitpick I have is that one corner was about 2mm off, so I had to carefully, patiently move the adhesive after removing the blue plastic liners. It was quite the process to avoid breaking continuity and leaving a water-prone gap.

I'm very disappointed with this screen - it's garbage, don't waste money or time on it. I've replaced a few screens on earlier generation iPhones that weren't original - obviously they weren't as good as the Apple ones (not as sharp and pleasant to the touch) but overall ok. This one is just outright awful. The colors are disgusting: no reds, the greens look yellowish and dirty, everything is distorted. Furthermore, the screen doesn't fit nicely, it's sticking out very noticeably.

I use to work for iRepair and I became very skilled at changing iPhone and iPad screens. I was sent a defective screen that did not even show the slightest bit of power or pixel on the screen. I assembled it twice to check over my work and it did not work either time. I assumed my phone was unrepairable. So for kicks and giggles I took it to an iPhone repair place and they put a new screen on and it worked immediately. So I ended up with a $90 repair bill for something I could do easily if I wasn’t sent defective parts. On top of it I sent it back for a refund through UPS 4 days ago and I still haven’t received my refund from the defective screen.