Is it difficult to replace the screen for this phone
1284992
Yes! Total pain in the but especially if you dont have patience or very good aim! One mistake and the whole thing is ruined!
1284993
Reading other answers and I'm confused. I have done 3 of these and didn't find it difficult at all. Yes I was a little intimidated the first time but afterwards couldn't believe how easy it was. My teenagers have started fixing their friends phones for extra spending money.
1284994
Yes. There has to be an adhesive between LED and glass. Very difficult to get
1284995
No, actually pretty easy. Follow the directions and have a heat gun to loosen the old adhesive. Took me about a half hour the first time I did it. Make sure you peel off ALL the backing from the screen before installing. There was a protective film on Both sides. I forgot to remove both and screen looked cloudy in sunlight. Had to take back apart and redo. All in all an easy kit though.
1284996
Yes it might be for some. You have to have a lot of patience. There is some very good vids you'll find on YouTube do your research and see if it's worth the cost to repair yourself If you think you might break it vs. Going to a repair shop. If you do go to a shop should cost you more than 20 bucks for the labor. Minus the replacement screen.
1284997
Not difficult, but tedious. If you don't have two hours and no distractions, it could be frustrating. I recommend buying the kit with all the tools and glass and adhesive (&lt;$20) for the first time you do this. Make sure you have isopropyl alcohol (91% works better than the weaker stuff) and a clean, lint-free cloth (white t shirt is good) or high quality paper towels (like bounty). And wash your hands well after you remove the old adhesive, and before you remove the protective film from the new glass. Get your mind right, get in the zone, and become a smart-phone glass replacement technician! It's good money on the side, but if you charge full price, save the money from the first few jobs for insurance in case you mess one up. If you can negotiate a no-fault deal, then charge a discount price.
1834826
its a bit tricky and it can be done but any mistakes installing can mess things up, like removing the screen you are looking to replace, I order a screen digitizer and it worked well.
883317
No it is just the LCD and digitizer, it's not too hard to switch everything over. I'd say difficulty is a 5 out 10
1652795
The LCD screen is replaceable but you would have to heat the screen up with like a hair dryer because of the adhesive. I only paid $85 for a whole screen glass and LCD. got online and loomed up how to do it. Its not that hard except u have to have a size 3 torx bit (6-point screwdriver) I had to order it online as well. But it'd way cheaper than having g to pay $150 for a repairman.
1544768
Here is the link of video to help you install the screen replacement:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzxYA_LNBKY&list;=PLbNZbfBOOuUX0gi5gJ8r7XorNdvntGbKs&index;=1
410726
Not hard to replace, a video will suffice preparation. I suggest staying away from this buyer because the part is being sold at a price for legitimate LCDs. This LCD is smaller along with the lens that's UV bonded to it. It fits the phone. But its a knock off and a rip off.
2015344
Yes. If you buy this screen be aware that you will need to transfer the home button and front camera from the cracked screen to the new one. It is not impossible but for an extra 40 you can have your screen replaced at a fix store
2240844
You tube actually shows videos of how to replace your screen. You can google it with model number of phone. My son did mine & it is as good as new now.
2107830
I wouldn't say it's easy because otherwise it would just fall off with regular use... But it's not hard either... You just have to grab a corner and slowly peel. I've never had any residue left on my screen or any damage to my original phone screen and I've replaced them about 3 times due to clumsiness!
1022041
If you need to take it off it is not too difficult. But it is also just difficult enough that the phone won't fall out. I have taken mine off a few times to clean dust out and change the picture.
636053
You're going too have too take it completely apart to replace the screen. You can look upon YouTube a video that should show you step by step. I had already replacedthe screen on my phone and had a little kit with the tools to pry the devices apart (came with phone screen). This tablet screen doesn't come with any tools but you may be able too make do with simple items.
2082011
It's a pain to swap the old one, your better of buying the digitizer and screen or just upgrading to a newer model phone, i broke mine :-(
1918795
Not exactly. It's not an OEM screen. The LCD is nice and sharp, but the digitizer is not mounted to it in the same way as the OEM one, and fitment was so-so.
159227
Yes, all the tools required came with the screen. The screws you'll encounter inside the phone are extremely small so, in my case, a good pair of reading glasses was also a must. Do not attempt this procedure without viewing a good YouTube video first. Place all of the screws in small groups so you get them back in the correct spot as there are several different lengths. The replacement screen itself is as good as the OEM screen. Contrary to another answer I read, the ribbon cables etc on my replacement screen were identical to the original. My daughter has been using it without complaint for months now. Yes, all the tools required came with the screen. The screws you'll encounter inside the phone are extremely small so, in my case, a good pair of reading glasses was also a must. Do not attempt this procedure without viewing a good YouTube video first. Place all of the screws in small groups so you get them back in the correct spot as there are several different lengths. The replacement screen itself is as good as the OEM screen. Contrary to another answer I read, the ribbon cables etc on my replacement screen were identical to the original. My daughter has been using it without complaint... » Read More Yes, all the tools required came with the screen. The screws you'll encounter inside the phone are extremely small so, in my case, a good pair of reading glasses was also a must. Do not attempt this procedure without viewing a good YouTube video first. Place all of the screws in small groups so you get them back in the correct spot as there are several different lengths. The replacement screen itself is as good as the OEM screen. Contrary to another answer I read, the ribbon cables etc on my replacement screen were identical to the original. My daughter has been using it without complaint for months now. « Show Less
1854855
The phone comes with its original manufacture screen protector with instructions on it. You can replace it with your own. Thanks.
1916007
Hi, I don't see any tutorial to replace LCD to this phone, I see only to replace the TOUCH SCREEN, on YouTube. Thank's
700600
It worked pretty well for me. I had my brother who is very "tech" savy replace the screen. It did take him 4 hours to do it, so it's worht would depend on how much your time is worth. One of the problems my brother had was getting the new screen to stick, we ended up getting a cover for it as the adhesive wasn't as good with the replacement.