How about the home button? Like, will my phone keep the home button on when I take the broken screen off to replace it?
574518
The button just falls off so keep it level on spot and put the screen on and it stays whem u tighten the screws
574519
You can transfer the home button to your new phone watch the YouTube video it will give you step by step instructions !!
574520
Yes that is part of you original phone and the screen will fit really snug almost as if brand new
574521
On the 4S the home button will be stuck to glass. You'll need to peel it off and stick it to the replacement glass.
574522
Yes. The replacement kit worked great but it took 3 hours to change it out. YouTube it. Good luck!
574523
Doesn't come with a home button but it's just held on by tape so you can either order another one or transfer the existing one on the old screen to the new one.
574524
You will take off the home button from your cracked screen and put it on your new screen. Do this very gently as the material is thin. But it should adhere to the screen without having to use any adhesive because of the way it's designed.
574525
No. You'll need to take the home button off the old screen and transfer to the new. Its not hard, I messed up the sticky tape and had to use a very small amount of glue to hold the home button in.
1898467
There should've been a yellow paper with two stickers on take off the one shaped like an apple put it on the back of the apple gem and peel off the back and place on the back of the phone do the same for the home button and other questions email the company they are way helpful!!
305790
I doubt that buying the home button will make it easier to you know "go home" plus the part that's suppose to stick to the home button sucks. It doesn't stick. And if it does it only stays unless it's in your pockets and wen you pull your phone out you'll fine the flower home button in your pocket. But you answer your quetion, no.. :/
608133
I took mine off. A skin would probably work, but I bet it would make the touchscreen less responsive.
232904
this is a very good question and unfortunately i do not have the answer to it. the home button endd up being disfunctional for me, it worked for about 5 minutes then failed. if i push on the glass to the right of the home button it will work and then freak out. i do not advise buying thi product. its a good cheap fix but i had do disable the home button and use the on screen accessability option for the home button.
14701
NO it doesn't. I bought this and had a heck of a time with the home button. I also cracked the screen trying to snap it in place. Save yourself the time and get this one, it's worth the $20 extra to get a speaker/camera/home button built in. for iPhone 5 White LCD Display Touch Screen Glass Digitizer Assembly With Spare Parts (Home Button & Camera & Flex Cable Sensor)
1378496
Yes, the little round piece sticking out of the frame covers the home button. It isn't a hindrance at all.
992200
No, everything will have to be transferred over to the new screen. Home button, camera, prox sensor. I would still go with someone else, I bought two screens and neither worked.
1380833
Unfortunately yes, and also as time goes on, frequent assembly and disassembly of the multi-part case will cause the screw knobs to wear and tear. So, a neat case but requires a bit of functional sacrifice. There may be an app available of the AppStore that can silence and un-silence the phone without having to use the switch. I know there are equivalents to turn the screen on and off in case the home and/or power button are malfunctioning.
1071573
Absolutely. The home button is the only part of the phone that's exposed, and OtterBox Defender does that so you can place your finger directly onto the button. The finger print function works just as it should.
790410
While it does cover the home button, the rubber is fairly soft and I have no problem with the home button. You can push it even though it is covered.
1658305
No it does not bother the home button i have no problems with this tempered glass. it is a very good buy ...it really does its job very very well... you can barely notice its on... the touch sensor works the same...i have no bad review
1531539
If you are talking about the connector for the home button not being on the new screen that is because you have to remove the home button from the old screen and attach it to the new one. hope this helps!
84973
Yes you will have to move the home button. The camera is attached to the phone not the glass so it stays stationary. You will have to switch 2 pieces that seperate the actual screen from the phone but is literally just unscrewing and screwing back in
281541
you can remove and reuse the button from the one you are replacing. It's held with adhesive, simply peel it off and put on new screen
1421034
I did not put the home button cover on because I thought it would cause an issue. You can try and see it cutting it works and let us know thanks.
1658304
I don't find that it interferes with the home button at all. It feels flush with the screen.