for Samsung Galaxy A12 Screen Replacement with Frame for Samsung a12 a125u Screen Replacement kit s127dl a125a a125w LCD Display digitizer Touch Screen Assembly with Repair Part Tools 6.5 inch

Was an exact. Saw complaints of bad lcd and rattle vibrations and speakers. This install is more than it seems you need to have the phone sealer and a couple replacements for stickers to seal the speaker and vibrator. Yes this is a diy repair there are delicate components that can get damaged while doing the replacement. fit screws are not threaded but that’s for a tighter grab. Would highly recommended watching multiple tutorials before attempting and overall fairly easy replacement

Fit perfect. Thick and durable

Was the right fit, touch sensitivity was good, screen quality perfect

Excelente calidad súper fácil de poner y la mejor opción en protección a tu movil

1.5 hrs to repair properly, moving all of the seals, pads and protective meshes that were not included in this display assembly. Without this, you can expect the audio components to sound terrible and fail quickly.This product also did not have replacement thermal pads, fortunately I had some thermal paste on hand. Without this, you can expect the device to perform poorly due to thermal throttling.This product is like a low resolution copy of the original frame, fortunately I was able to add foam padding to large voids like the main camera pod to make sure the components didnt flop around loosely in the device.The frame for this display was not even remotely level so the main PCB would not sit flat inside the housing. I should have removed the frame pads and leveled this out with a Dremel manually but I was already so fed up I skipped this one.As you would expect from a product with all of these issues, a red vertical line appeared within seconds of first boot w/ grey box on line.Now I have to disassemble all of my work and send this dumpster fire back. "Cheap" doesn't matter when you only get hours of lost time and a phone in worse condition than where you started. Even with DIY standards, you can only reuse all of these adhesives a couple of times in a clean environment so I'll only get one more shot at this before I have to replace the whole device. And that's only if the malformed frame didn't crush or bend the PCB already...

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After comparing the new screen to the old one everything looked to be okay. I disassembled my phone and began to transfer all components to the new shell. Once everything was transferred I powered up the phone to make sure it would come on and that the touch screen was working properly before I completely put the phone back together. One thing I noticed it that the vibration no longer worked. I double and triple checked the contact points for the vibrator pod and it looked fine. I wonder does it have anything to do with the screen model? The screen looks great and the touch screen is clear and bright, maybe even brighter then the oem one. 👍🏽***UPDATE*** so I took the phone a part again because the screen was showing red lines on the screen. I took the inside cover off and checked the main plug going to the screen. I unplugged the harness and removed the vibrating device. After I plugged the screen back in it came right back on so I figured maybe I didn't snap it in all the way when I first installed the screen. The vibration still was not working so I decided while I was in the phone I was going to try a few little experiments with the contact points of the vibrator device and the circuit board. After trying putting small stripe of foam tape under the connector ribbon I reinstalled the housing a WHATDIA KNOW! IT VIBRATES! LOL! I guess the housing is just a tad too big for the circuitry in the phone and was keeping the contact from firmly being pressed together. After fixing that problem I also added a small piece of foam tape to the vibration device housing , which gave it a solid feel to the vibration feature. So all in all, it's all fixed. The screen works fine, the vibration feature is working. Just a small adjustment to the housing with some foam tape and it all works good 👍🏾

I've bought many and not much lcds works. This ones works and so far it works very good. 30th April 2025.I'll continue to use it and update in if there is an issue