Screen Replacement LCD Display iPhone 8 Plus Black LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement Full Assembly with Repair Tool Kit

I was kind of skeptical of replacing my own screen but it turned out great. The product and the whole kit was amazing. The instructions were a little hard to follow so I followed a video tut instead. Other than that, great buy and worth it. Thank you.

Very good quality. Note, that this does not have the plastic frame attached, so you will have to use a blow-dryer or heat gun to remove your old screen and then use some double sided tape (thinnest possible) to adhere the new screen to your old frame. It has the LG logo and is of very good quality. You can watch videos that will give you an idea of how to do it yourself, if you are just a regular Joe.UPDATE:The product is exactly as described. My advice is to get a sturdier phone. I've already gone through FOUR replacement screens from different venders and they all break like egg shells. I won't be wasting any more money on these after-market screens!

I dropped my phone one too many times and cracked the outer screen. This fit perfectly on my Nokia Lumia 635 Windows phone. Can't even tell it's a replacement. This guys video will help you replace the screen quick and easy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIYmNNnn2vQ (I'm not affiliated with this guy in any way, just incredibly grateful for him making this).

[2 week update!]Been using this screen for two weeks, so I had to adjust my review. All my points still stand, but there is one more defect with this screen that earns it one less star: touch sensitivity on it is bollocks. It ain't anywhere near what the original screen had. Smoothly scrolling through a webpage is no more, the screen sometimes doesn't detect your finger traveling across the street unless you add an adequate amount of pressure, sometimes it thinks parts of the screen are being touched when they are not. I am looking to replace this screen at the next opportunity.Buyer beware!I've replaced a screen or two in my life. Stuff breaks, I have a knack for fixing it, and for noticing details.My iphone 6s screen has a viewing angle issue. When viewed dead straight on, the colors on the screen remain true. When going just slightly off center, the colors shift to a warmer tone. This is most noticeable with white colors on the screen, but it happens to all colors.I also noticed that the force-touch on this screen is much less sensitive than the original iPhone screen. It requires a noticeable amount of force to use, and in some areas of the screen the amount of force required is less than in other areas. But rest assured that no matter where you try to force-touch the screen, it will take more effort than it did on the original iPhone screen before you broke it and resorted to buying this one.Lastly there is the overall image quality. It''s not the same. You can see it. You don't even have to put your glasses on. Take a look at the battery indicator. Yea, somethings seems off about it. It's almost like the pixels are more spaced out than before. The icons and text almost seem fuzzier.I installed the included screen protector, but had to remove it a few hours later when I noticed it was getting in the way of dragging stuff across the screen. Personally it shouldn't even be included.The included tools were adequate for the task, but if you're looking for instructions for what you're doing you're better off googling for a LCD and Digitizer Replacement guide.Overall this screen is a good value, if the value you're expecting is that you are expecting a screen that will be of lower quality than the one that came with the iPhone.

I'll start by saying the charging port works fine and I've had no mic issues thus far that some of the other customers have pointed out.However, I believe this has led to damage on a ribbon cable inside the phone. I've taken the Galaxy S4 apart many times to replace screens mostly, but also charging ports, headphone jacks, and motherboards. Upon reassembling my S4, my front touch LED buttons, along with the home button, were not working. I've since managed to install a software homebutton as well as back button so the phone is functional for now, and much more functional than if it were to have no mic functionality or ability to charge. So I honestly can't say I didn't get an upgrade by purchasing this item.Be careful upon installation, even someone who had done it as many times as I did could still mess it up. Other than that, product works as advertised.

I bought the iPhone 8+ like a week or two after it came out then dropped it a few months later. Shattered the whole camera area (seems to be a problem with this particular iPhone). Decided to finally replace it a month or so ago by myself and not through Apple. Definitely regret that. Instructions weren’t very helpful to me. Had to go YouTube it. Tools that came with also weren’t very helpful. One screwdriver could take a screw out but couldn’t screw it back in. Then the same happened with the others. Thankfully I had my own small ones. This took me several hours to complete. Brother actually had to finish it. Was very careful with everything but my home button ended up not working so I have to use the one in settings. My phone dies a lot quicker now too. The screen doesn’t properly recognize the brightness and usually has it too bright. Using the power saving mode doesn’t help. It dies after 5 or 6 hours. If you’re thinking of replacing your screen on your own, I’d just go through Apple if you have the money. If not it’s a hit or miss with how your phone ends up.

I dropped my Lumia 630, breaking the glass. Because the display still worked, I considered purchasing just the digitizer/glass (a ~$10 item). However, I decided to spend the extra $20 and buy the whole digitizer/glass/LCD assembly. I'm glad I did... Based on past experiences, trying replace just the digitizer/glass without damaging the LCD is difficult. So, I bought this whole assembly for $30 and fixed by Lumia 630 in less than 20 minutes. My phone now works perfectly and looks like new! I'm very happy with this purchase.