for iPad 9 (9th Generation) A2602 A2603 A2604 A2605 Screen Replacement Digitizer Touch Glass Kits, for iPad 9th Gen 10.2 Inch (2021 Released), Full Repair Sets+Home Button[No TouchID Chip]

I purched two other replacement screens from two separate other vendors before I bought this one. This screen was a bit more expensive, but for an extra 7 or 8 dollars, it was definitely worth it.This screen was carefully packaged, and had everything I need to replace the screen myself. I followed the instructions but supplied in the package as well as the video from using their QR code printed in the instructions.I was happy to find an included screen protector, a roll of double sided tape, (which I did not need thanks to the pre-installed adhesive on the replacement screen) tools, and an pre-installed home button on the screen.I had carefully removed the original home button from the broken screen, so I replaced the new one with the old button (the old button has the fingerprint reader, the new one does not.).Excellent instructions, follow along and you won't be disappointed.Some tips I learned along the way: keep the LCD screen clean. The broken shards from the original digitizer may have caused some scratches to the very soft LCD. I used a Q-tip with alcohol to gently remove some of the very tiny glass shards, and that helped keep it from getting too much Korean scratched.Also, if you have cloth or latex gloves, using them will help keep oily fingerprint from getting on the LCD. I found out my fingerprints were EXTREMELY frustrating to eliminate from the LCD. I think I spent more time cleaning the LCD, than the actual repair.Finally, go slow, keep the microscopic screews on a magnet, or in a jar, or something to keep them from being lost. They are VERY small and I would expect them to be difficult to replace if lost.This is not a beginners task to replace this screen. I have replaced only a few other screens for devices, both for cellphones and tablets, and this one took a LONG time for me. I consider myself very amature at replacing screens, and this was a SLOW and frustrating process.Do not be deterred by my difficulties however. I am older, have terrible eyesight, and my hands shake. I just went VERY slow and didn't force anything. If you have decent eyesight and a steady hand, this should be easier than my experience.Good luck! I highly recommend this product.

This was an affordable option to repair a very shattered ipad screen. I found the online video tutorial more helpful than following the pictorial instruction pamphlet. A couple of steps were time consuming and a bit tedious (think teeny tiny legos) but when I tested the screen, it connected very easily and I feel great about the product. I definitely recommend giving it a try and am grateful I was able to just replace the screen at home myself rather than replace the iPad. I didn't need to use a lot of the tools included and it was so much easier than I anticipated. It did take me hours interspersed over a couple of days as I had so many tiny shards of glass and was very careful. Overall I'm very satisfied with ease of use, quality, and price.

I bought this screen replacement kit after my daughter’s iPad 9 took a hard fall and the front glass shattered. Honestly, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I wanted to try fixing it myself before paying a hefty repair fee or replacing the whole device. This kit ended up being a great solution.It came with everything needed to get the job done—tools, adhesive, and even a replacement home button. The instructions were easy enough to follow, and I found a couple of helpful YouTube videos to walk me through the trickier steps. The process took about an hour and a half, mostly because I wanted to be extra careful, but it was totally manageable.Once installed, the new screen worked perfectly. The touch sensitivity feels just like the original, and the display looks clean and clear. The home button works fine too, though as advertised, it doesn’t support Touch ID. That wasn’t a big deal for us.Overall, I’m really happy with how it turned out. If you’re comfortable with DIY repairs and have a bit of patience, this kit is a solid, affordable alternative to a professional repair. Definitely recommend it.

This is a great product, but *** WARNING *** fixing a broken iPad screen is not for the feint of heart. It took me three hours in total. Everything you need to do the repair is included in the kit. There are also links to instructional videos on YouTube. The instructions are fair at best. The videos are too fast and brush over some steps. I also found my Gen 9 iPad was slightly different inside than what the video showed. For me, the most time consuming step was removing the shattered screen from the very sticky glue that was applied in production. There were hundreds of thousands of tiny shards of glass with sticky backing on them. I wore black nitrile gloves so as not to get splinters. I had a vacuum cleaner nearby and every so often vacuumed up the tiny shards of glass. The gloves were not included in the kit, but should be. The video shows an unbroken screen being removed. This is unrealistic. It should show how to remove a crumbling shattered screen.All this said, if you take your time, (and you have plenty of time!) you can fix your broken screen on the first attempt. Yes I’d buy this again. And shame on Apple for making products that are very difficult to repair.

Best repair kits to me, all of little tools are included even come with glass screen protector…I think this requires moderate skill and some acknowledge to install and extra focus to put them all together,… the home button doesn’t have Touch ID chip , so if you want it work as original, you have to remove button on new screen and transfer old button to it(including bracket part that hold the button you have to use old one or it won’t work) but this’s risk of damage and no refund ..