QTlier Screen Replacement for iPhone 7 4.7", LCD Touch Display Screen Digitizer Frame Assembly Replacement with Repair Tool Set (White)

When you're ordering a new glass screen for your iPhone (or any internal parts), nine times outa ten you're not doing it because you want to, it’s because your phone is not working and its causing you problems and stress. The last thing you want is problems with your parts order, delivery, or install. This isn't my first repair by a long shot, but it is one of the best experiences I've had in the process. You can see the attention to detail in the item description, and here is my review of the process: Delivery- I paid the $2.99 to get it same day, and it arrived as promised, keeping me updated along the way. Receipt- I opened the package and started setting up for the installation; Professionally packaged (expected right?), screen in a hard plastic case, tools, a card (that actually laid the sealant down properly!) and even a screen protector. All nicely packaged not crammed in. Installation- Smooth and reliable. Everything ligned up, connectors clicked together nicely, transferring the few parts needed was seamless, sealant applied as described, and the screen lit right up when I turned it on. Tight seam with the back panel- no gaps. Brilliant screen (as expected), and it looks, works, and feels like a new phone. It should be no surprise that everything went as advertised and like this did for me, but, as I’m sure you’ve experienced, it doesn’t always go perfect. QTlier made sure my screen did and they have my confidence. I apprecioate it and highly recommend this replacement screen.

I am not a professional but I do a lot of screen replacements for friends and family - probably close to 100 over the past 10 years. I have preferred vendors (after getting poor quality displays from some vendors) and I normally prefer to buy complete screens so I don’t have to bother swapping speakers and cameras. But today I didn’t have time and needed a screen quick. I bought this one at 10:50am, it was delivered at 2:27pm, and I had it installed and ready to go by 3:15.Install is standard, no complaints about alignment or material quality. The screen clarity and brightness seem good as well. Touch screen alignment seems good. Overall no complaints and same day shipping made this perfect.Since I replace screens and batteries regularly, I have good tools. But since some of the reviews I saw mentioned poor quality tools I decided to use the ones that were included. The screwdrivers were all great, and that’s the most important part. The suction cup had been packed too long and was misshapen, so I used a different one. The plastic opening tool was fine. Overall they did what I needed them to do just fine.

Ordered the wrong color first, returned easily for refund, ordered correct one and it arrived the next day.The company sent an email with a link to a video on replacing the screen on my daughters phone, but I didn't notice, and being male, did not check youtube, just jumped in. Took over two hours but with a lot of time wasted and missed some screws (like the tiny ones at the lightning cable input port). There were 3 different types of tiny screws all together and even my well stocked shop did not have one of the screw drivers needed, a tiny tri-wing. Fortunately, the screen came with every tool I needed for the screen change! Yay!Please look at the video cuz I had real problems putting the adhesive gasket on the phone; better find out how it was supposed to be done!Once I was done everything worked well. The touch button did not click anymore, but it doesn't actually move, what you feel is haptic feedback (a tiny motor causes an apparent 'click') and the phone needs to be, I don't know, reset to get it to work again (according to a web search). My daughter won't let me reset the phone so I cannot guarantee this information.She complains that the screen looks 'different' but cannot explain how and has been militating for a new phone for a long time, so true? Maybe. Looked great to me.So, bottom line: Good screen, works well, tricky getting the old screen off, probably easy if you look at the video first. Would recommend!

The tools: the tools to get the screen off aren't sufficient. The guitar pick is not thin enough to get in between the screen and the frame and the plastic pry tool breaks very easily. I had to scour through my sewing kit to find something both thin and strong enough to pry it up.The screen: generally, the large ribbon cables that connect to the screen will be held in place to the inside of the screen by a sticker. The ribbon cables were taped back, but they were taped completely crooked and off to the side. If you've replaced screens before, you know that this cable absolutely cannot be bent past 90 degrees or your screen is almost guaranteed to not work or glitch. Seeing this very important piece so sloppily taped in was a huge red flag, but I proceeded to install is anyways.No surprise- the screen was glitching severely. Vertical lines ran through it and the colors flashed and buzzed across the screen. The home button and camera both worked perfectly, but those were also the only pieces that came from my original phone.There's no instructions provided, which doesn't really matter because following along with a YouTube video is the easiest way to do it. A labelled magnetic pad for the screws would have gone a long way though.I returned this screen and got a new one, which has no glitching. Even though this one was glitchy, the screen was responsive and seemed to work well otherwise. I believe it would have been a good screen if the ribbon cables weren't bent out of place, ruining the display.