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Daniel Kibby
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
Great Product. Very Good! Comes complete with all fittings needed.
Michael Maixner
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2024
Works better then the original and has a high refresh from 60 hertz to 168 hertz!
Melvin Valdez
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2024
Even after purchasing an incorrect screen the seller was quick to respond to my concern. A quick new purchase and return and we were on our way! Screen is bright and of great quality and with the tools provided was an easy repair. Thanks again!
Arthur D. Kerins
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2024
Using the tools, and any number of YouTube videos, replacing this screen was incredibly easy. and the replacement screen looks gorgeous. 100 percent would use the vendor again. I think it took me under an hour start to finish.
Wilfrido Contreras
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024
Everything was great except for the adhesive, I had to buy another one separately.
Mark
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023
Ordered Sunday, arrived Wednesday installed in 30 mins - to be fair the laptop was already stripped.Contacted Screenorama to find a screen for a 2022 Lenovo GamingPad3 model 15ACH6/82K201XCUS. Used their chat feature and the agent sent me to this Amazon page. They were very helpful - also confirmed after placing the order, this was the correct part. Lenovo post 2 different screens for my serial #: 5D11B84959 & 5D11F52373. My original was 5D11F52373/NV156FHM-NX1 V8.1. It was a 40pin 120Hz non-touch 15.6" model. Replacement screen appeared identical.Great the screen came with 4 strips of new glue and some basic tools as shown in the product images.Was very well packaged inside 3 or 4 national (you know their names) carrier bubble wrap envelopes, plus a protective screen and foam cover all inside the padded delivery box.Originally wrote a detailed step by step guide but Amazon guidelines rejected due to references to YT videos, so here are slightly less in-depth comments. The Lenovo official video shows disconnecting the panel from the keyboard but doesn't show how to get there without disassembling the motherboard - I could not remove the fan assembly, so followed different videos. I did disconnect the battery as soon as the rear panel was removed.There is no need to detach the keyboard from the screen. You can remove the hinge surround (work it loose with a spreader and it clicks off in 10-15 seconds). That exposes 3 screws at the base which need to be removed. Watch the videos on working the bezel loose (work slowly and methodically). Try to keep the bezel glue on the bezel and not on the old screen - otherwise you are going to have to buy new double-sided tape for the bezel. Also note the left and right hand side bases (by the hinges) of the bezel need the spreader to pop them off - you can hear a single click and they are loose.For my model the original glue was not only on the metal frame, but also another bead 1" inside. Used a hairdryer and thin card (3x2 playing card size) to work the glue loose. This glue was very thick, so work slowly and take care near the screen bottom as the glue continues towards the lower center of the screen.Installation was simple. I stopped at least 3 times during re-assembly to connect the battery and confirm the screen was working.Overall no more daunting that changing a phone screen.
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