for iPhone XR Screen Replacement,LCD Display Touch Screen Assembly,Compatible with iPhone XR Screen Replacement 6.1 inch (Model A1984, A2105, A2106, A2108) with Screen Protector and Repair Tools

Pretty easy used it on a phone that I was sending in to Verizon on a trade in and didn’t realize I didn’t have to have the screen fixed but already bought the kit and it was actually a easy process but time consuming for me the first time. Come with everything you need. The video is on YouTube to show directions though. But I would buy it because my screen worked fine and this was my first time changing my phone screen.

Fixed our iPhone XR screen in about an hour. The YouTube video was OK but printed instructions would have been better. It was hard to get the broken screen off even with another tool I bought and a heat gun. The tiny screws and parts were difficult too. At one point I thought I had not installed the ear speaker plug properly but it wasn’t a plug after all. With my son’s help we scraped off the old adhesive and installed the new. It went together and works fine. He says the screen image is a bit inferior but it looks fine to me. A scary job at times but good in the end.

Super good, I recommend it, it lasts a long time and is very good.

Repaired an iPhone 12 with them. The bezels are a bit thicker when installed, even when done perfectly, but only a little. Everything works as it should. It wasn't hard to install (been preparing phones for almost 10 years), it just was missing a screwdriver for one of them, but everyone should have a flathead screwdriver lying around. Seems responsive and touches well for a non-OEM part, I must say. The Colours aren't the best, obviously,y but that can also be chopped up to Apple's hatred of non-OEM parts

TLDR: Cheap functional LCD screen, worse than original OLED screen.Bad stuff: bigger bezels than original, including a big chin at the bottom. Screen is thicker and heavier, LCD technology (not OLED). Screen raises over the edge of the iPhone 12, like a super thick screen protector. Gives a warning in settings and true tone won't work (who cares about that?). Blacks are Gray. Unsure of how much more battery it will consume.Good stuff: screen works for the most part and was enough to get my phone repaired for a trade in. Screen is whiter and brighter than original. Price is cheap. Tool kit included is sufficient to open iPhone 12. Kit is well put together.This screen can be used for repairing for temporary usage or to get it trade in ready. Not for long term daily usage.

Easy to install

There is ghost tapping on the screen whenever it’s on a wireless charger but the seller offered me a refund and try to help me so i trust the seller and would buy from this seller.

This screen is a decent replacement for my wife's iPhone XR screen that got broken.The kit comes with almost all you need to do the job.Additional needed and/or helpful items:- You will also need a hair dryer or heat gun to loosen up the adhesive that seals the seam between the phone body and the screen assembly.- I also recommend working on a surface that will not allow screws to easily bounce away (if they fall off a screwdriver). I used a smooth white linen dish towel laid down on my kitchen table as a work-space.- Another helpful item is a large flat refrigerator magnet. I have several that approximate the shape of the phone. As i disassembled the required parts of the phone, I placed each screw and cover plate on the magnet in roughly the same position and orientation as they were in the phone (the manufacturer's linked video shows using a numbered tape to keep the parts organized in the order they were removed).Pros:- The screen is decent with a reasonably close resolution to the original. It looks good and the images are clear.- All the hand tools necessary are included along with a couple I find unnecessary.- The screwdrivers are magnetized which helps immensely when working with the tiny screws in the phone.- The screen adhesive is well designed to allow clean application--if you are patient...Cons:- The touch sensitivity is not as good as the original, and has occasional glitches. (in all fairness, this may be partially due to the earlier damage sustained by the phone).- The video the manufacturer provides a link to is occasionally unclear and glosses over a few steps.- One nice thing some other manufacturers include in their kits that this one lacks is a flat magnet with an image of the phone's interior and color coded dots to indicate the screw locations. While not necessary, this can be very helpful, especially for someone inexperienced in replacing iPhone screens.Overall, this seems to be a very good product for the price. I would buy it again.