for Black IPad Air 1st Generation Touch Screen Digitizer Glass Replacement Modle A1474 A1475 A1476 with Home Button,Camera Holder,Preinstalled Adhesive,Toolkit.

I’ve had this screen protector on my phone for a little while now, and I’m really happy with it. It was easy to line up and install without getting bubbles everywhere. The screen still looks crystal clear, and the touch response hasn’t changed at all. It feels smooth, doesn’t peel up around the edges, and has already protected my phone from a couple of small drops. For the price, it’s definitely worth it. I’d buy it again and would recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable screen protector.

The glass was cracked on my iPad Air. I am an electronics hobbyist, so felt up to the repair task. Removal of the original screen was somewhat difficult. In retrospect, I would say not to worry about damaging the iPad; just use a heat gun around the outside frame of the iPad and pull the screen off as best you can. Definitely put packing tape on the screen if the glass is shattered. Go ahead and cut the ribbon cables. Once all the thick adhesive is off the frame, the installation of the glass is pretty easy. All back together, but wait, the screen is not working properly, multiple applications are launching by themselves, and the iPad is even making random Ooma telephone calls. I know I didn't damage anything, so I called Amazon and they immediately sent out a replacement. Installing the replacement took only about 15 minutes. I was able to get the old (new) screen off pretty easily compared to the OEM screen. The iPad works fine now. I am happy with this product.

Pretty easy to install AFTER you get the old screen off (which took forever and is not easy to do if it's cracked or broken). Note: this is ONLY the glass digitizer that covers the LCD screen, not the LCD screen itself (two separate items, they are not fused together) A few things to note. If you have a cracked screen to replace, this kit came with a metal tool which helped immensely for prying and scraping the broken screen pieces off the old adhesive. The blue plastic strips which cover up the new screen adhesive are kind of hard to get off, so use the long pointed plastic tool they give you to get under them to peel off. Also there are plastic film protectors on both sides of the screen, so make sure to take the one on the back off before you adhesion the screen on. Hot tips, The old screen is glued pretty well, so will need a heat gun or blow dryer to soften it. Also when taking off the old screen be extremely careful of the ribbon cables on the bottom and right side of the screen, I tore the LCD ribbon cable and had to order a replacement LCD screen. iFixIt has a good tutorial. New replacement has only been on a few days, will come back and update this if quality starts to go bad

This was my second screen. I had a problem installing the first screen. The connector wires were of poor quality and kinked when I tried to attach it to the body. The adhesive was loose and eventually the kinked wires broke. I replaced it with this model and could not believe how easily this went together. Fits perfectly. Wires lined up and adhesive was great.

I ordered one of these and it came March 26th 2025. I replace my broken iPad screen but it began doing some ghost typing on it's own & the home button did not work; it would not close apps. The replacement screen was broken as far as I was concerned. I told Zentop about the problem, they did not charge me for the second screen & I received the replacement screen today. The replacement screen works completely 100%. Top notch customer service!!!

This was a somewhat tedious repair, but we were glad it worked. If you've ever repaired an iPhone, it's easier because the screen and digitizer are together as one piece. While this wasn't too hard, because it only replaces the digitizer and you have to use your original screen, there are chances for dust and particles to be on the screen. There weren't any included instructions, but I was able to YouTube a how to video. Everything went back together well and we are so glad to have saved the iPad that was previously a giant mess.

Looked good but only lasted a couple months. It started to become unusable like before. Bought it in April and started messing up in June

My toddler decided to yeet my iPad Air across the bedroom because I had played Mickey Mouse Clubhouse instead of Puppy Dog Pals. The iPad was still 100% functional, but the screen was completely shattered. I began searching for a replacement screen and decided upon this one. It wasn't the cheapest, but still reasonably priced and it came with a set of repair tools. I've never replaced a screen on a device before so an all-in-one repair kit seemed like my best bet. The kit arrived a few days after I ordered it. There were no instructions so I loaded up a youtube tutorial and began chiseling off the screen. Removing the old screen took the longest since it was completely shattered. I did this over some paper towels so that I could easily toss out the shards that fell as I scraped away the adhesive. The final part of removing the old screen was to disconnect it from the LCD underneath. I then cleaned the LCD with the cloth included in the kit making sure any remaining shards were removed and then I connected the new screen. The last part was to adhere the new screen in place which took me a few attempts to get it lined up perfectly with the home button and the camera opening. I powered it on and everything worked perfectly. I've seen some of the other reviews mention ghost-touches, but it's been about a month now since i've replaced the screen and no issues thus far. The ONLY issue I have is due to my own error. I nicked the LCD a few times while removing the old screen and now the iPad has a few dead pixels along the side, which are really not that noticeable. Other than that, it's like a shiny new iPad again without the large repair shop bill and took me about 45 minutes. I highly recommend this kit if you are able to find and follow youtube tutorials.

Excellent product

Excelente producto, ya tengo un mes usándola y no he tenido ninguna falla, funciona igual que la original, me encanto!

So my son shattered his iPad screen and I was quoted $120 plus tax to have someone replace it. With tax, this screen cost me $39. It took me about a total of 45-50 mins to replace the screen, and majority of that time was just removing the old one because there was SO much shattered glass that it took forever. The actual application of the new one was super easy and quick. I watched a YouTube tutorial video and was able to figure it out on my own with absolute ease (keep in mind, I am not a technologically advanced person by any means). Ps. When they say to use a heat gun to loosen the glue on the old screen to remove it, I used high heat setting on my blow dryer and it worked perfectly HOWEVER make sure you clear any of the loose glass pieces before turning it on. I did not and ending up blowing some loose shards on the floor lol.

Verpackung und Zubehör so wie man es benötigt.

I was skeptical of how well, this would work compared to the original Apple screen, especially after reading about home button issues with many aftermarket screens. I was pleasantly surprised to that the home button on this screen looked identical to the Apple and the operation was great. Attention needs to be paid when replacing these screens, but I found online tutorials to be very helpful. Be sure to remove the protective sheets from BOTH sides of the screen and gently tuck in the home button cable under the LCD screen while dropping the new digitizer screen into place. The iPad looks like new and the touch sensitivity is perfect.