Touch Screen Replacement for iPad 6 6th Generation 2018 9.7inch,A1893 A1954 Digitizer Glass Assembly Without Home Button+Pre-Installed Adhesive +Professional Tool Kit(Black)

I’ve bought 4 different screens trying to find one that would actually work. All of them had had dead spots on the screen and the glue was awful.This screen took me 10 minutes to install if that and works perfectly. My iPad is used for creating art. I can’t have dead spots on my screen.Would absolutely recommend

Great product, exactly what I needed to replace the broken glass. I found a video on YouTube that I followed and it was pretty easy to DIY.

Installation was straight forward, be careful to follow all YouTube instructions. Transferring the home button can be tricky, 1mm off in support pad placement cracked my screen when put back in. Once I installed it, had multiple thick lines of dead spots across the touch screen. Seems that it could be hit or miss when buying from this source. For just over $20, it provided a practice install for the second screen I bought. I also bought extra double sided adhesive to avoid any peel and stick issues with the adhesive preinstalled. The tool kit was perfect though.

My only complaint is that mine has a slight glue bubble in the lower right, near the display connector. It's less than an inch long and extends about 1/8" into the screen. It still works fine and this is in an area that doesn't obstruct much so I only deducted one star from the rating.The rest was fine. It came packaged well, with protective film on both the front and back. It worked fine on the first try. A 3rd/4th pick with the tools might be better to hold the screen up in multiple areas when opening it, but that's a minor issue and guitar picks are relatively easy to come by.My installation was difficult but that's not the fault of this replacement. I had a shattered screen and a slight dent in a corner of the case. I had to use a razor blade to remove the screen due to the broken glass, then had to file down the dent in the corner to get the screen to fit.Installation tips (not specific to this seller): ifixit has the most detailed installation instructions, with tips like isolating the battery with a playing card jig, that most youtube instructions don't cover. Take your time, work slowly, and make sure you aren't forcing anything. One thing that's important is to remove all of the old adhesive - not just the black stuff, but the clear adhesive underneath it - with Q-Tips and alcohol to make sure the new adhesive is sticking directly to the case, not to a layer of the old adhesive.

Very happy with the kit. The tools alone are worth the purchase price. Friends couldn’t believe I fixed it for such a low price. Worked great.

i dont know after a long time wasting to changing the glass the quality is not appreciated. here and there no sensitivity very poor quality.

The screen protector was very well packaged and worked perfectly fir my 6th generation iPad. Make sure you watch some YouTube videos, there are a couple places where you can accidentally damage cables under the old screen when removing.

I was happy to be able to replace the shattered glass on my gen. 6 iPad myself, and at such a small price. Videos on YouTube provide sufficient information for the do-it-yourselfer, assuming you have experience working with tools and are not in a hurry. The contents of the package include the tools you'll need, but no instructions...understandable for a task like this. The glass has the adhesive (double-sided tape) already attached, so there's no need to purchase a separate roll as some videos suggest. To my eye, this particular glass does not have quite the clarity of the original, but it's good enough. One suggestion...do not be shy about using plenty of heat to soften the original adhesive under the broken glass as you remove it...from the looks of it, you're not likely to overheat the connectors with a hair dryer (I don't have a working heat gun). Attempting to remove the original glass is quite difficult without adequate heat and some patience. Go slow, plenty of hair dryer heat. The whole project took me approximately 3 hours. I worked slowly and carefully. Well worth the time spent. I would recommend this product. The packaging is excellent.