LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Glass Assembly for iPhone 5s White…

Got the screen very quickly. It came with tools and the screen was in perfect condition. After I put the screen on, it worked fine and had no problems. I recommend this seller and screen.

Sanka screens have been my go-to for iPhone screen replacements for the last three years or so. Their failure & DOA rate is nearly zero, in my experience. I also appreciate the quality packaging and the preinstalled brackets. I don't quite understand their 2-3 star average ratings on many of their Amazon screen replacement listings. Think I've returned two or three for "vertical lines in the LCD" out of roughly a hundred of them ordered. Keep up the good work, Sanka team.

Before buying this product I tried to replace the broken glass myself. In the process I damaged the screen and had to order this assembly. I waited for it impatiently because my phone was laying disassembled on my desk. This product fit very well and I am happy with it. However there are two things. First you need to remove front camera and light sensor holders from the old glass and glue them back to the new one. Also you need to move the speaker holder to a new glass, which is important because it also protects from the dust. The new product works perfectly, but compared to the original one there is a slight blueish tint, which is still better than a broken glass. And finally - do not try to replace the glass, save your time - replace the whole assembly!P.S. After I used it for a while I found that if I touch the glass in certain places, the LCD color is distorted. I downgraded my score.

Exactly what I ordered. Would recommend

UPDATE:Whelp, it lasted all of 36 hours, and now all I get is a faint white line down the middle. From the other reviews I see that this is a common problem with this screen. Zero stars for this one, don't waste your time too.ORIGINAL REVIEW:I recieved and installed this yesterday; so no long-term experience with it yet. I'm pretty happy with the way it's working so far though. The screen is pretty much identical to the OEM; colors are good and saturated without any tint; touch works just the same as before. Next time, though, I might save myself a lot of time and fuss by buying the whole front panel assembly for $20 more; it would have been a matter of a couple minutes to just pull the screen and replace it if it wasn't for the backplate, speaker assembly and home button that have to be switched over.I've replaced several iphone screens over the last few years (3 teenagers) so I'm not brand new to this. The best Youtube video I found to explain the process for the iPhone 5C was the one by iRepairFast at http://youtu.be/koMiaSuljxE (Amazon usually removes links, but I'll try anyways). I have an inexpensive head binocular set with a light ("SE MH1047L Illuminated Multipower LED Binohead Magnifier") that makes this kind of fiddly repair much easier on my eyes, I recommend something like it, those screws are tiny. The included tools worked just fine, but you'll also need a pair of fine tweezers and a hair dryer to complete the repair.This set includes the screen and digitizer unit only, so you'll need to pull the home button and the ear speaker/facetime camera/orientation sensor set off the old screen and install them on the replacement. There's a little proximity sensor that was embedded in something like clear glue - it's fussy and fiddly to remove without breaking anything and you'll leave behind a small metal clip that needs to be pried from the glue; I used a hair dryer on low-hot to soften this. I used a dab of kid's glue stick (easy to remove in the future) to fix it down on the new screen; you might want to use Superglue but I don't; this kid is rough on phones and I'll need to do this again in the future. It took me about 45 minutes to complete. I initially couldn't get the touch screen to work and had to take it apart again; the connector for the digitizer had come loose - once I re-connected it and put the phone back togather it worked fine.

I bought this screen thinking that probably was not gonna work but guess what it worked perfectly, it shipped in less than a week. I am very happy with the result. I recommend this seller 100% everything worked out great so 5 STARS. I installed it myself it took me around half an hour if you have a minimum of logic it wont be hard to install. I used a youtube tutorial as guide.

I used this to repair the screen of my iphone myself. While I don't recommend that, I do recommend this. Made the process simpler than trying to chip glass off the LCD panel (Never do that. Ever) and worked well until error code 57 hit. All in all- Great product.

Works great and had no problems with install. Packaging is great as well. The color quality isn't as good as the Apple original screen but you can't tell unless it's next to another iPhone. This is true for almost all replacement screens no matter the brand.