KNONEW Screen Replacement Compatible for Google Pixel 2 5.0" Glass LCD Display Touch Digitizer Assembly + Tools

I liked that it was fairly easy to install and it worked once it was calibrated with the system. No problem for the first few months. I read reviews on replacement screens that broke or freaked out after some time.That's why i wanted to spend a little bit more in case it would do that. Which it didn't up until now.I went and did errands and maybe it was a second to long in the sun. Either way halfway through the day it decided to act up and now it's selection apps and opening stuff for me. I got to be careful not to call or do anything that i will regret afterwards. Probably will end up replacing the phone now at my phone carrier place.

I like that the screen came with everything needed to install, the colors aren’t exactly like the oem but for 138 USD it’s okay, however I’m having an issue, when the screen is on maximum brightness and I open a page that’s mainly white the screen turns off almost immediately and doesn’t turn on for couple of minutes, when I decrease the brightness it works normally

It only came with the screen. Thoroughly pissed off. Royally pissed.

Payed extra for faster shipping and got it two days later than I needed it. Suction cup was brittle and cracked when I tried to stick it on my screen. Why am I having to buy more things to replace items that should have worked. Who knows if the screen itself will work.

I got exactly 6 months of use before my screen went completely black. Waste of $130

I tore my ribbon cable when removing the screen for a battery replacement. Doh! This screen works perfectly. It is not easy to remove/install the screen on this phone. It's the hardest one I've done from the last three phones I've owned. You will not get the same water protection with this phone because you have to remove the sticky foam seal in order to put this on. This screen comes with glue that is super messy. You will want to use it sparingly, being careful to not get it on your fingers and then on the screen. Keep the plastic on the screen until the end. Also, this is glass (obviously), which means there is almost NO flexibility in it. You have to be super careful!!! Put small drops of glue (I used a small screwdriver ... using the glue tube directly is too imprecise) around the perimeter and then VERY CAREFULLY AND SLOWLY work your way around, seating it a little at a time. Put the top end in first, btw. Don't try to press one spot in fully, but rather go around several times, seating it a little more each time. In the end, it should stay in by itself. You can't use any clamps to hold it down during drying. It will stay down if you thoroughly cleaned the old seal out. Be very careful when handling the new screen. Mine slid off the box and broke on my desk. This was 60 seconds after having received it! I had to buy a second one! Finally, the you need to remove ALL of the backing tape/protectors from the new screen. There is a thick, large piece with a tab on it. The tab makes you think it has to come off, but the size and positioning of the film makes you think it is integral to the screen. It is not. And if you don't remove it, you won't get the screen to seat. So carefully peel it away. You'll be amazed as to how thin the screen is w/o it! Good luck!

The screen fits like OEM and works perfect.