EFAITHFIX for iPhone 12 PRO MAX LCD Screen Replacement 6.7 Inch Assembly LCD Display 3D Touch Screen Digitizer with Repair Tools for A2342, A2410, A2412, A2411 with Waterproof Adhesive Tempered Glass

Aquí tienes una excelente reseña en inglés con título, lista para copiar y pegar en Amazon: ⸻ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Perfect Replacement Screen — Easy Install and Great Quality!” I’m very happy with this replacement screen for the iPhone XR. The display quality is excellent — bright colors, good touch sensitivity, and no dead pixels. Everything works just like the original screen. The kit comes with all the necessary tools, which made the installation much easier than expected. The adhesive and waterproof seal fit perfectly, and the included tempered glass was a great bonus. After installing it, my phone looks brand new again. For the price, this is an amazing value and definitely worth it. Highly recommended if you need to replace your XR screen without spending too much. ⸻

Bought it after I whoopsed my XR onto the hardwood after I had a surgery and sorta broke my last screen into a weird black burnt nightmare. I bought another chinkchonk brand and it proved to be worthless cr@p so I returned it and tried this one 3 agonizing weeks later. I’d have just bought the new iPhone 13 pro but ofc providers don’t allow unlocked sales anymore so I’m stuck with the XR until I can dump a grand on a new phone. But hey, the screen worked. Installed it gently and swiftly. Major complaint tho: THE TOOLS ARE NOT MAGNETIC. Now idk what company in this day and age selling a phone repair kit wouldn’t automatically include magnetized screwdrivers but that was literally the single most infuriating experience of my life. And im a WOMAN. Small hands! Tiny screws don’t care how small your hands are though. Upgrade your kit, magnetize your tools. Otherwise, the screen itself isn’t top quality. It is yellow-ish and not nearly as bright, white or crisp as apples factory screen but it’s clear enough and isn’t splotchy so I’ll take it.

This was for my Dad’s phone - his phone fell on asphalt and the screen was destroyed. I bought this first as a test to see if the phone was ok, then decided it seemed acceptable and kept the screen as the part to replace with. I’m now not sure if I did the right thing. The kit comes with everything needed to replace the screen. The tools work fine and it came together fine. It was well packaged. The screen is slightly thicker than the original but not overly thick. The resolution and color once calibrated with a calibration tool so True Tone works again seems fairly good. It isn’t as bright in bright sun and can’t be used in those conditions so that’s an issue. The screen has pretty good viewing angle though not exactly as good as the original. For about $20 it’s pretty good though visually. Now the bad. When I first installed it it seemed ok but I have had serious problems develop and now it has severe ghost touch issues or sudden loss of responsiveness until I press the right button to turn off and on the screen. Sometimes I have to reboot the iPhone. I have not taken the phone apart to check the connection hasn’t come loose yet. I’ll reinstall the system and see if that makes a difference but I suspect this is a hardware issue or connection issue. I’ll update my review after doing these tests. The phone definitely gets much warmer than previously as well. If these repairs do not solve the problem I’ll have to go buy either another iPhone to take the screen from or the ifixit screen, which is much more expensive. If this just will not work then the extra cost is worth it. The connectors were quite a challenge to get placed properly (original screen was easier definitely but they were also much older maybe worn), perhaps that is the issue. I’d like to like this part and if I solve the issues I’ll let you know with an update. Update Aug, 2025: I contacted the company directly and they offered to send a replacement after I sent them my address and order number. Then they said there were no warehouses close by so they asked me to go through the Amazon platform. So I contacted them through Amazon and explained again. They offered a replacement and said to contact Amazon directly so I contacted them. Amazon’s representative asked me to explain why it took so long to contact them. I explained this was for my father who is seriously ill, so it was some time before I did the repair as I didn’t have the phone for a few months. Then he was trying to manage with it behaving like ghosts were constantly interfering with the touch until it failed completely. Amazon ultimately said they can’t help me as it’s beyond their time limits. Every communication with the company took a day since they would respond one time and they are on China time zone. Also their English was polite and pleasant but not precise so it took twice the time sending second messages and waiting a day. So this took about two weeks to find out nothing can be done. The part doesn’t work. I am disappointed. Downgrading to one star. I don’t. Recommend this part - it’s useless for my father and has caused some conflict. I should have bought the ifixit one.

Photos attached of my full experience with this named display. Oem apple display finally quit on me, half the digitizer failed to register touch. I’m no novice, replaced hundreds of screens through the years, but the first screen came non functional. The first screen that arrived had artifacting, looked like window blinds. Usually screen Artifacting is due to an improperly connected screen. Reconnected half a dozen times but to no avail, same issue. Even cleaned the socket and connector with 99%ipa. Only when I connected the screen without powering off the device and disconnecting the battery connected did the screen function fully, no more window blinds. (Don’t do that, always power off and disconnect the battery. iPad just testing the faulty new display) power cycling reinitiated that window blind fault. Ended up ordering a replacement. The replacement was the same as the first. Programming True Tone worked just the same as the first. Finally have a functional device but that is without some comments. People say it’s as good as oem. I disagree. Here’s why. Blacks aren’t true, the camera notch and the display thickness is 3/4 of a mm larger than original screen. Tldr, screen isn’t oled but I would’ve known that if I read the description tho it wasn’t very clearly stated ig. Screen also sticks further out of the frame than oem. Something to note since cracks are more prone from dropping. Edit: replacement screen started glitching out intermittently the day after. Like static and flickering distorted pictures. Random. Ordered a 3rd screen and it’s worked fine for a few days now. Although it appears to be wildly less color accurate. More neon and orange. But that’s no problem as long as it functions. Also both screens 2 and 3, has diagonal lines when looking at a white image. No big deal either personally. Just looking for functionality

I purchased an XR screen even though the reviews weren’t great, and I ended up being really impressed. The screen was easy to install, fit perfectly, and was fully compatible with my phone. The quality and overall look were much better than expected—clear, bright, and responsive. For the price, it was definitely great value for money and far better than the reviews suggested.

This is a great product and one of the best complete kits I have purchased. I have two kids and have replaced multiple iPhone screen versions. I purchased the iPhone X kit. It came with all of the specialty screwdrivers and an excellent magnetic pad with a map of the phone to show you where to place the screws after you remove them. It also includes a screen protector to put on after you finish. A few comments: The suction cup sucks, or more specifically, doesn't. It kept coming off the screen as I pulled. I ended up sacrificing a metal tape measure (I cut a small section off it) to get a small "blade" under the edge of the broken screen to remove it. Use plenty of heat to loosen the adhesive. Once it was off, the instructions are great at showing exactly where each screwdriver goes (they are color matched on the instructions). I did not end up using the red screwdriver as my interior screws were all the "yellow" screwdriver type. When you remove the earpiece, you need to note the position of the gold grounding plate which attaches to the middle screw. I attached a picture so you can see how it should be oriented. The tab is upright and positioned so the "back" of the tab goes toward the home button. It rotates as you tighten the screw so you will need to hold it in place with another screwdriver to keep it oriented correctly. To get the waterproof seal on, be sure to get it under the rim of the metal edge of the phone. Press it down firmly all the way around. I heated mine a bit to make sure it was sticky, then pressed it around again before removing the blue backing film. To get the backing film off, I had to use scissors and cut the center of the film out, then peeled it off very gently. It didn't work for me to try the tab that was on the film to get it off, it kept peeling up the waterproof seal. Finally, the screen protector has a black edge inlaid into it which makes orienting it very easy. The inlaid edge has a plastic covering on it, which you can peel off when you are done. My screen had a slight pink hue, but this self-corrected after a few power on and off. The manufacturer needs to include a better suction cup and a thin metal pry piece. Hope this helps....

What’s can you ask for when you spend 15 bucks. Here are some pros and cons Pros: -Screen and touch work pretty good . -It’s $15 Cons: -Horrible but I mean horrible instructions -Tools provided are sub par, screwdrivers have no magnetic so all the little screws fall off therefore it takes 3 times as long to complete the repair. - missing tools, magnifier and twizers -poor image quality - glue to attach new screen is subpar At the end of the day it works. It might take a little longer than I would like but cost to value is great. Recommend only if you are handy otherwise pay the 60 at your local repair shop.

I don’t write many reviews, but this kit was so much better than a previous kit that I’d purchased that I had to write this. 1. The screen and phone work like original. OLED vibrancy and the night shift mode and multi-gesture work as they should. 2. The kit offers better value, by including a screen protector as well as new waterproofing gasket. 3. The components appear to be durable. I’ve already had one long drop with new screen (otter box case+screen protector) and the new screen survived well. The previous kit was $5 more, not including the cost buying a separate screen protector. On that screen, the colors looked like they were coming from LED vs OLED and the night shift software feature no longer functioned. Multi-touch also functioned poorly. I figured that was just the cost of using aftermarket screens… then I dropped the phone and that screen cracked *underneath* the still-intact screen protector. Amazon was great with a full refund and I bought this kit instead. I can’t say enough about how much better this kit is vs the other one! A helpful hint for others fixing their screen: heat up the display a bit to loosen your waterproof gasket before trying to remove it. I turned my phone off and then set it in the hot Colorado sun for a few minutes, screen up, and removal with suction cup and and pick was a breeze.