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Producto tal cual como se describe!No se nota que es una pantalla de reemplazo.

Excelente producto

You have to scan a QR code to see the video on how to fix the phone and there is no talking in the video just words that are high up that you only see half of the words and they came with the wrong screwdriver and the video told me to take apart my phone cam with the other pieces piece my piece and now i have no idea on how to put my cam but together because all of the other videos i watched did not do that! Charging too much for a poor video and you can barely see the words and they are having you mess up on your phone! But the screen protector was really good

Spent over an hour disassembling my phone.Searched up countless videos for an IPhone 8+ (their site only has 7 not 8+)Tested my screen as instruction on the video (I went back and forth between their video and an iphone 8+ replacement screen guide) to find out there was a hairline cracked AND the touch screen didn't work.I had to pull it off and I had a mild panic moment when my old screen wouldn't turn on (volume up , down , power off button) and phew. It still works.The equipment given is good, but the suction cup was garbage and wouldn't hold onto my screen properly. I just used a tweezer to jam it in and get the blue pick thing to remove the adhesive. No tweezer is given BTW. I just used my nail art tweezers.Returning it.I'm going to see if I can get another screen from a different place.

EDITED: After the seller made repeated attempts to contact me to make right by my experience I feel obliged to update my rating for all their efforts. It's nice to see a company stand behind their products.I was pleased that this kit actually worked for replacing the screen though they didn't provide instructions for my particular model. It was easy enough to find general instructions for the process online and adapt to the contents in the kit compared to the videos I found.Even after exploring the phone's display and accessibility settings for getting the color to look as vibrant as my old screen I can't get this screen to have the same vibrant pop to it that my old screen had. It looks faded and washed out when I turn the brightness up and has a general dingy look to it when I turn the brightness down. Tried adjusting contrast and other settings.I can live with the above but this screen also produces ghost trails everywhere I press and swipe. They fade away after a few seconds but make it difficult to read and see content where my finger has swiped or pressed.I'm searching for a higher quality replacement which is turning out to be a lot harder to find than I expected. Even local repair shops don't seemed concerned with these types of defects. Talking with local shops there seems to be conflicting opinions on the necessity for the "True Tone" feature of the iphone which reportedly would require these kits to include additional migration hardware to copy values from the old screen to the new screen.

These guys the best price and best product. accidentally gave 4 stars however I mean to give 5++++++

I was really skeptical when buying the replacement screen my daughters phone. However, I must say that I do not regret making the purchase. It was easy to install (done by technician) and she had no issues to date with the installation. Works great! Like brand new. Great value for money.

Al probar la pantalla todo exelente, a los pocos minutos de uso se puso muy obscura una parte

No funciono

A pink line appears on boot, dismantled everything and retried to set up same thing , lost 4 hours for nothing, soo mad !!!!! :(

This was frustrating not because the repair is “difficult” per se (although it is involved, and it takes some time — it took me a good 45 minutes), but due to some very low-ball/corner cutting from this vendor:1.) the main picture on this page includes the blue “adhesion” screen. It didn’t come with one. The main reason I bought this kit over the 10+ other ones that are available is because this one supposedly offered this.2.) the video the vendor sends you has ads due to monetization on it...seriously? You decided to monetize your “how to” video??So while you are watching the video, 2 adds back to back pop up that you cannot skip. Imagine if you need to rewind/go back a bit to see that key part...sigh3.) the video is extremely slow in some parts (almost painfully) - which are the obvious parts, and then completely skips over a few key things. One concrete example that I can think of is at the end simply showing from a disconnected 2nd (single one) ribbon for the screen and the next frame of the video shows you the ribbon connected connected. You had to figure out which way to turn the cable (turns out by 90*) and how to attach it. If you have done this, easy, but I can see this really frustrating someone as the ‘easier’ way to attach it is without turning. The other one that was even more annoying was camera angle/zoom level of removing the ear piece/light sensor/camera module ribbon-attachment. This is debatably the hardest part of the entire repair, and it was some of the worst camera work. After that it resumes to nice camera work again showing it all put together...thanks, but not useful at all.4.) The video does NOT move the camera module holder (white plastic piece that aligns the camera to the opening on the screen). Check iFix it and other videos for comparison. Even worse - the new case did not come with the camera module holder!! Without that holder, there is no way for the camera to stay in place as you move/shake/run with the phone. If it moves even a millimeter, it will no longer be aligned within the opening. If you check the alternative cases, the “quality” ones - the new replacements come with the camera alignment pre-built. This felt like yet another thing they cheap-ed out on. I popped the old one off the old screen and reused it.5.) The tools are horrifically cheap. I know these are one time tools, but these were just “extra” cheap. To the point that the screwdriver started tearing by the last screw. The screen pick tore when cutting the adhesive after heating it up. I’ve literally never used worse tools. Every other screen/battery replacement “kit” Ive purchased to date has come with one-time/temporary tools...but they have lasted through the repair and are usually good for many more. Good thing I had nicer tools. One positive however is that the tools they included were at least magnetized. This I have to give to them, as most of the other vendors “cheaper” tools are not magnetized. I know it’s an easy to make them magnetic, but almost all skip it, so plus a point here!6.) The kit did not come with replacement adhesives “bumps” for the speaker/light sensor/camera module. There are two places where as you remove it from the old case, there is an adhesive “bump” that stays behind. This would have been nice to include. Some other kits for the same price included it.Overall, it just felt like they cheaped out in every possible place. I would recommend going with a different vendor for your screen+digitizer replacement.