Fully compatible replacement LG G4 display and touch digitizer in frame
587569
This screen with frame worked out great. The quality is indistinguishable from the original and can be swapped out with the included tools. Be sure to find the great review here with good step by step instructions but here are some differences I found:

1) My kit included screw drivers that were slightly magnetized.

2) The 3 connectors that need to be opened to remove the circuit board from the original frame are after you remove the backplate which easily prys off from around the edges. The connectors are located bottom center, to the left of the camera, and to the upper right below the flex cable (not upper left) as you look at the open frame.

3) My new display frame did have adhesive where needed. Pull up the blue tabs and film over them to expose the sticky.

The parts that you need to pry up from the original frame and put onto the new frame are small. I had to use a magnifying glass to see where the best place is to pry. A pin can be helpful for some parts. For the headphone jack at the bottom right it was easy to pry from the upper side which you can get to by pulling up the bottom connector and attached flex circuit. I also pulled out and reused the black adhesive under the headphone jack to make sure it wouldn't rattle in the new frame since it was not included there.

Great design by LG to make the phone maintainable and by this company for making a completely compatible replacement part.
4528106
Although I would have liked to find just the LCD without the glass and frame, this part made it a much faster repair. The assembly is indistinguishable from the original part I replaced, and the phone is like new again. Several delicate pieces will need to be moved from the old frame to the new one, but with the help of a good YouTube video, it's not a difficult repair. Take your time.
4484385
Replaced a broken screen, fairly easy. I strongly suggest getting a new bezel, I used original but it wasn't easy. Also, the first time I put things back together, the screen didn't seem to work, only after touching the screen and heard the digitizer clicking did I realize that the digitizer worked yet the screen did not. I guess during dissamebly, I must have damaged the LCD cable, they are very fragile. I got a new LCD cable for $5, and the screen works perfectly.
914222
I was a little wary based on reviews, but I was very pleased with the end result. The screen came in plenty of protection and arrived in perfect shape. There were tools included - the plastic pry bits were extremely helpful, but I ended up using my own tiny screwdrivers. All of the adhesive bits had little bits of blue plastic on them and they stuck perfectly. The screen had an LG logo, and I wasn't able to tell a difference between the OEM LG frame and the replacement when I inspected them. There's a guide at iFixit that will help - it has great photos and a nice writeup.

I recommend some fine tweezers, they made life a lot easier. The only negative bit was the foam adhesive piece for the ear speaker - I had a heck of a time getting the adhesive covering off, but once I did it turned out great.
3238305
Very nice set of accessories & they work just fine on the LG 840G model phone as well. Can't beat the price for this complete set.
3380577
Worked perfectly!

The shipment came in a day early, and the package included all the tools, the screen replacement, and a microfiber cleaning cloth presumably for the display. There were no instructions in the box, but a youtube video showed me it was very easy to replace the screen on a Lumia 635.

After disassembling the phone, removing the screws and detaching the broken screen, I attached the new screen and put my phone back together. I powered the phone on and the screen works great. There are no problems or anything out of place that I have encountered.

I didn't use all the tools that came in the package however. I only used one screwdriver and a plastic wedge that came in the box.
3738137
You can't technically find genuine Apple parts on the Internet, but this seems to be as close as you can get.  The fit was perfect, and I couldn't tell the difference. This is the fourth time this year I've replaced a cracked iPad 2 digitizer glass (my fingers are still healing), and was better than any of the three replacements I'd used previously.  That's because this item (1) included the home button AND had the metal camera frame pre-installed, (2) had the various 3M adhesive strips pre-attached to the back, so I didn't have to risk damaging any of them by gluing it to my fingers, (3) cost almost $10 less than the last one I bought and arrived in just two days! Curse you Apple for making the iPad 2 nearly unserviceable by cementing the digitizer glass to the aluminum frame, but given that, I can't say enough good things about this digitizer screen.
4631911
This screen replaced the cracked one in my girlfriend's camera perfectly. Be aware that it is NOT simply a plug-&-play piece. This is just the physical LCD screen layers on the glass backing with a ribbon cable. Disassemble the camera & remove the old screen. Remove the outer metal casing from the old LCD assembly. Be careful as this casing has the backlights in it I. The back part & they must be reused with this screen. Use a fine-tipped soldering iron on a decent heat setting & some desoldering wick to be quick but not melt the plastic on the ribbon cable. Desolder the two solder points on the ribbon cable for the old screen, these are the power wires for the backlights. The metal backing has double-sided tape holding the screen in on one side. Use a small flathead screwdriver to pry it up. Solder the backlight cables to the ribbon cable on the new screen & reassemble. A little bit of work but for the price, it's worth it. I'm happy with the product.
2381888
I purchased this from Shenzhen BaiYiTong Electronic Co.,LTD. Part installation was pretty easy and straight forward. I really like that adhesive tape was pre-applied in several key areas with the backing left on which really simplified things. There was one piece of tape/insulation I did have to transfer from the old phone ( you can find it on YouTube Videos), but otherwise, everything I needed was included. The included tools are pretty cheaply made, but they did the job. The part itself is working great. It's been installed on my wife's phone for almost a month now with no issues. The screen doesn't have any dead spots or pixels and appears as sharp and crisp as the original with no loss of touch sensitivity.
3905749
perfect to motorola G, one try needed, looks like the pictures, have holes to frontal camera, audio speaker and the led
500135
Its working fine but I bought a wrong lcd for my phone now I'm awaiting for a usb board to replace the original one
1094728
This item was a very satisfactory replacement for the broken digitizer to
my 3GS.  One should be handy with small tools and fine work to attempt
the repair, however.  You don't have to be a jeweler by trade, but be prepared
to mate and demate the tiniest screws you have ever seen.
I would have given it more stars if it came with clear instructions, but
Youtube has what you need.  However, the youtubes I watched didn't
give me adequate caution how delicate the LCD screen was that you
have to separate.  I busted mine in the process and had to do another
repair of that with a non-OEM substandard replacement.  For a backup
phone/now iPod, it was a cheap way to get it back working again.
1365797
perfect replacement, it's worth the extra money to replace the screen and digitizer, rather than attempting to replace the glass only. Turned out perfect, looks brand new.
4068823
Easy to put on the display, good quality, perfect fit...no problem with touch or sensor.
394510
I cracked my screen attempting to clean the dust that had gathered between the LCD screen and the glass. For those of you who have attempted to separate the LCD screen, from its metal frame, this may have also been something that happened to yours. My choice to buy this screen was perfect!

Pros:
-Looks extremely close to the same quality of the LCD that came with the iPhone. (If not exactly the same quality)
-Very simple to install.
-Perfect replica to original LCD (shape/connection plugs for the 3GS).
-Better price than buying a new/used phone (and using an upgrade).

Cons:
-Shipping packaging came apart in transit. The main padded envelope was sealed and closed, but the LCD screen had fallen out of the small padded pouch it was in.
-Comes with no tools (which was not a problem for me, but may be a problem for those who don't have tools)
-No instructions.
-Because of the lack of instructions, I realized that the metal frame that was attached to the back of the original LCD had to be removed and stuck to the new one. - not too difficult but sticking it to the new LCD may be a challenge to some. (adhesive strips included with new LCD screen pre-attached)

OVERALL - BUY IF you have tools and are handy!! --- 5/5
4438180
Pretty good replacement, it is what I looking for, phone looks like new now, even you won't see the difference (be sure that the model is the right one I9500). You can do it with the tools provided, first time doing this?, I just follow a youtube video (see two times the video before open your phone).
4729570
I had to purchase a replacement screen after my siblings had broken mine mysteriously. I browsed around Google for replacement screens and this seems to be the best one in terms of price and shipping. So I made the purchase, did the repair myself after finding a Youtube repair guide, and the screen worked and looked almost exactly as before.
My only fret is that I did get a screen with a single dead pixel, it hasn't bothered me much but sometimes I'll notice it. It's not worth the hassle of a replacement and I can live with it.

Overall the screen is a great replacement and exact fit, I would recommend this if you are looking for a replacement.