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Your cart is empty. Product Name: For iPad Pro 10.5 Screen Replacement
Color: White
Compatibility:
2017 A1701 A1709 A1852
Material: LCD
Glas: Corning Gorilla Glas
Verpackung: 1* White Display For iPad Pro 10.5 LCD Touch Screen Replacement
1x a set of special removal tools
1* Strong Suction Cup
1* Triangle Opening Tools
1* Plastic Spudger
1* Free Tape.
Tips for intallation
1.Watch a YouTube instruction video before installation.
2.Must be disconnected the battery cable or powered off the phone before installation. This will protect your phone from damage if the improper operation done.
3.Use the correct screwdriver to open the screws. Mark the screws and keep in mind it's original location. These screws have different size and length, if put into the wrong place, the screen may be damaged.
4.Do not pull the flex cable. Be careful during installation, otherwise will cause the black screen, blurred screen or no display.
How to protect your screen
1. Put your phone together with keys, coins or other metalworks because these things can scratch your cellphone's display.
2. Keep your phone away from magnetic materials because the magnetic materials can become dead if you keep them together for a long time. Protect your cell phone with a screen protector.
Yaya H.♡
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024
Took a chance with no other product reviews on this iPad LCD screen replacement and I’m glad I did! Not only was it the lowest price on Amazon, (which is initially the reason I bought it just in case it didn’t work it wouldn’t be such a loss) however received a full functional iPad screen with 100% working quality as far as using my pencil goes it’s highly efficient. No complaints. There were no instructions listed as expected since the listing states that in the description. All the tools were included that are shown besides the adhesive glue bottle - adhesive tape was given (If you use the tape cutting pieces to the right side - I would use a blowdryer to make the adhesive stick with a firm grip.)I’m a bit experienced in DIY replacing parts on my stuff so it wasn’t complicated. Recommend YouTube for those who are unsure. & lastly I’d like to mention My button does work I just like using the assistive touch on my iPad because I have easy access to shortcuts. Tip) Make sure your button is secured before assembling the screen back on the iPad because you’ll find yourself unable to actually click the button having to use the assistive touch for that reason.
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