iPhone 7 4.7 inch (Black) Premium Quality Replacement Digitizer & Touch Screen LCD Assembly With A Practical Repair Tool Set Kit to Revive Your Damaged, Cracked iPhone 7 Screen

I’ve replaced a lot of smartphone screens and this is, without a doubt, the best kit I’ve ever purchased. The screw drivers are magnetically tipped, which helps so much when dealing with these microscopic screws. The tools are a much higher quality than I’ve ever used before and the suction cup is very helpful for removing the screen. I’ve usually needed the help of razor blades to assist with prying the screen out of the phone, but everything you’ll ever need is in this kit.The screen itself is great. The color is exactly the same as the original and the touch response is perfect. It took me about 20 minutes to install the whole thing. I would highly recommend this kit to anyone attempting to repair their iPhone.

Decent, inexpensive replacement digitizer + glass - however, it's NOT anywhere near as bright or clear as the Apple original (see pictures). But it's also 1/3 the cost if you repair it yourself. But for a $50 replacement, I did expect better - given that the shops charging $130 to replace are still making profit, paying salary and rent... so their parts can't cost more than $50.** Original iPhone 7 screen on Left - THIS item in replaced iPhone 7 on RIGHT **Personally - I think this is just a sub-standard non OEM replacement -- and I paid too much for it, probably worth about $30 not $50. While the tools included are nice quality, I already had all of them and didn't gain any value from them.Google the iFixIt instructions - great detail and easy to follow steps. Calls for about 1 hour, but it took me about 90 minutes all in, went very slow and careful.My main gripe is no seal / glue to adhere digitizer to case so it won't be water resistant as before... but I guess that's partly expected.Having to move over the touchID was easy enough - but you also have to move over the whole camera / speaker / light sensor cable - and some small plastic components and glue isn't included in the new digitizer, so it seems like a potential issue down the road if something shifts around.It sure doesn't seem like the glass sits as flush to the case as before, but it won't sit any further and the screws all line up -- but I guess when it's back in a new otter box, who cares.No screen lag, touch issue or problems that I notice compared to my other iphone 7 with original digitizer.

Force touch did not work on the top row. Had to return it.

Don’t go cheap on yourself. Definitely if it’s something you use everyday. This screen replacement is very worth the extra money. Colors are true, brightness is strong. I’m happy and will buy again

Replaced screen, proximity sensor not responding. Replaced proximity sensor, srill not working. . Im convinced the screen is the problem

Screen quality and resolution is the same as other cheap replacements, however the touch response is much better than others.

It was a nice decision to purchase this replacement screen, instead of going to pay for apple officials. Replacing this way was definitely cheaper and better. I did replace with my own, and it was not that hard, to be frank.