for iPhone 11 LCD Screen Replacement 6.1 inch, 3D Touch Display Digitizer Assembly with Repair Tools, Compatible with iPhone 11(A2111, A2223, A2221) (6.1 inch)

Got this and in a half an hour my phone is like new! The driver dropped off this screen for my iphone 11 this afternoon and I got to replacing it asap. Thirty minutes after starting this new repair which i have never done my phone was back to working as it was before i broke it! Local repair shop wanted the phone for a day and charge 165.00 but i am glad i went this route. Screws are small, comes with all the right tools you cant go wrong if you need the screen replaced.

The quality on this one is much better than the rest. The color and brightness of the screen is better, the responsiveness is better. The tools provided are better quality. Comes with instructions, a screen protector and includes an extended warranty for 3 years.The little bit of extra money for this screen compared to others is definitely worth it. I wish I had bought this one first instead of wasting my time with th screen I bought the first time while trying to be a cheapskate

I had recently dropped my phone and the entire screen was broken. However, I found this screen replacement which I bought to help me fix my phone because I did not want to pay someone so much moment just fix the screen themselves. I went to two different places and they were charging over 300 dollars just to replace. When this replacement cheaper.The quality of the screen is just like original! I love it and I 100% recommend to anyone who wants to replace their screen!

Got this to replace my broken display on my iPhone 15 pro max.Install was fairly straightforward... I would highly recommend a heat gun for this as the gasket material is tough to release the old screen and it is also quite a pain to clean up without smearing if you don't use heat to assist.You will absolutely need a heat gun or some source of directed heat to remove the ambient light sensor sticker from the back of the old display, it's fragile and will break as the adhesive is very strong.Screen works great, 5 points of touch and registers as a Retina display, all corners and edges detect properly.No dead pixels throughout a color spectrum test.However, the blacks aren't exactly black, they're more dark gray which is quite obvious.Also, I'm fairly certain that this display isn't 120hz, quite the noticeable difference between 60 and 120 when scrolling.The screen doesn't sit exactly flush with the top of the phones frame, there's roughly 0.5mm of it raised above the bezel.Kit came with everything needed to do the install besides a heat gun.I also used a few other tools, such as brass tweezers and a magnified light source.The instructions are littered with red notations, some of which are important at particular points... the notes made it seem confusing because of their order and placement.Overall, I'm quite happy with the result and to have a working display for half the price of Apple doing it.

The screen looks and feels good, it has all brackets, screw holes, and retaining clips in place. The screen worked completely, it looked good and was responsive to touch and rotation. The phone detected non-apple product, it seems to affect ambient sensor functionality. I appreciated the screen protector, tools, instructions, and model specific adhesive was appreciated. Overall I am satisfied, I got item same day, made my customer very happy.

Screen was perfect and as an added bonus my Face ID that hadn’t worked in over a year (since another replacement) with no way to fix it according to everyone suddenly worked again with this screen. Faster response time and clearer would order again. Oh and was delivered in 3 hours just amazing.

The kit came with all most all the items needed. There is a step where you need to use a heated pack of some kind to losen the adhesive inside of the phone to get the screen off, I used my hair dryer, however not everyone has one so a instant hot pack would be helpful.I did find YouTube to far more helpful with videos relative to fixing the screen. It would have been helpful for them to have a link with suggested resources.

This did the job. Our only issue was with the suction cup so I decided to share our fix/suggestion in hopes it helps someone else. As many stated, the ring on the suction cup is flimsy so we replaced that with a sturdier key ring. Our biggest issue was that we couldn't get the cup to hold its suction long enough to pull up the screen and break the seal. After much struggle and thought, we realized our issue was with the screen being too slick (possibly a layer of fingerprint grease?). My son placed a clear piece of tape over the screen which allowed the suction cup to adhere better so we could create enough tension to work the broken screen out. We started with clear packing tape which held for a few pulls, but then that tape started to lift from screen. I switched up to a clear very sticky gorilla tape and that would have held forever. (we didn't try cleaning the broken screen, but perhaps that would have helped with the suction as well? )