Touch Screen Digitizer for iPad 7 2019 7th Gen 10.2 A2197 A2198 A2200 Front Glass Replacement with Pre-Installed Adhesive (Without Home Button,not Include LCD) + Tools(White)

Horrible.. the screen broke while being installed!

The actual screen is great but I just wish the adhesive was better. It was peeling off as I was taking off the plastic that was covering it. I also thought that some information on what was included in the package should have been included & instructions &/or a link to a how to video would be great to add.

Happy with purchase and easy to replace.

Well it’s the real deal, I couldn’t believe it either complete with the tools you need save your self 250 amd take an afternoon. It’s tough YouTube has a few videos that help.

After sticker shock from the Apple store for a screen replacement, I decide to try my hand at repairing a broken screen myself as I could buy a new iPad for what apple charges for their screen repairs. I took 2 hours to cleanly remove all residue and broken glass form the old screen. I had lots of damage and shards of glass at the edges and around the old home button as I removed the old home buttoned the shards of glass around it, I cleaned all old residue only to realize the as I began to re-assemble an transfer the home button, there is no adhesive on the new screen to reattach the old home button to the new screen. now I am frantically searching amazon for replacement home button adhesive to reassemble and all the while, my iPad will be in pieces until the adhesive arrives. Very disappointed! Edit... After buying some double sided 3m tape, 3m Primer 94, and CAT Palm B-7000 electronic adhesive, I was able to properly relocate the home button and properly secure it to the underside of the replacement touch screen. Screen looks great, but still would have liked to have had all the proper adhesives as part of this screen replacement. Knocking 1 star due to the lack of a complete kit but otherwise happy with the final results.

Well, it works, but here’s what no one will tell you: 1) replacing the iPad screen yourself is a 3-6 hour process 2) you will probably break the new screen in the process 3) there is a good reason why when you go to the Apple Store they request a lot of money to replace your screen to just hand you a new device I spent about four hours replacing a broken screen. On a scale of 1 to 10 in difficulty, replacing an iPad screen is about an 8. It doesn’t require a high degree of intellect but does require a lot of patience and perseverance and ingenuity. Half the job is removing the old screen and cleaning the iPad structure for the proper adhesion. The other half of the job is putting everything back together. For me, after spending 4 hours making sure everything worked out perfectly, and it did, as I was pressing around the screen to get the proper adhesion, the screen unexpectedly cracked. I’m not sure if this is an error I made (I can’t find one based on all the information available online), a defect in the new screen, or a defect in the iPad frame. The bottom line is, I can’t figure what the issue is for me, but I can say the product works. If you are up for the frustration, go for it and buy this everything-you-need package, but I think buying a new iPad makes more sense.

I am a repair shop, and I promise you if you are not, you will not know if the problem is you, or the product. its the product. the connectors are flimsy and garbage. your screen will bounce up and d own. they do not connect right, like good quality screens. these are NOT quality screens

The touch screen works, and it comes with great tools to use. The adhesive is okay, I had to add my own glue but for the price it isn’t bad. Plus I did remove and put it back on a few times.

Works well

The adhesive line comes with was not holding well. I bought another glue to get it stay. The touch and feel cant compare with the original. But it works great after a few weeks of test by the kid.