GIGA Fixxoo compatible with iPhone 6s Screen Replacement Complete Kit White LCD; with TouchScreen, Retina Display Glass, Camera & Proximity Sensor - Easy Repair Guided Installation DIY

I've done quite a few screen replacements now, always on my own or family members phones. I usually get the screen and some tools but as I had a bad experience doing this recently, I decided to pay a bit more money this time around. And I think it's paid off.I like a few things but I do have some negatives too. I love the magnetic pad for putting the screws on. This really helped me as usually they end up in a pile or on the floor.I was fairly impressed with the instructions, especially since they tell you all the things to look out for, such as this cable does touch i.d. so don't break it. Great.However the instructions did leave out a couple of things like disconnecting and connecting the battery (?) And whether this was required as a step. It also forgot to tell you how to put the tiny little metal clip back in the home button bracket. It took me a YouTube video and a meal to work out to slot it under the screw holder!As for the tools, they were a bit insufficient. I luckily had a wide array of great (and not great) tools from previous screens to hand. I did like: the spudger, the metal plectrum and the screen wipe, I did not like the suction cup, the screwdrivers (included a flat head when you really needed a smaller cross head) also there was no instruction for the sticky pads which were involved so they will probably get lost/thrown.I'm fairly happy with the ease of use and the screen quality so far, it's not my phone but the owner was happy too.I'd say it's a good product, but a few bits could make it great.Thanks

I have used many (3) screen kits for my iPhone SE in the recent past.The cheaper ones are a lot more fiddly it’s a real pain having to swap FaceTime camera and position the light sensor, but this package has top quality ones pre installed. So a real plus.The package does not come with a home screen Touch ID button, but that is very easy to transfer, (iPhone’s Touch ID will actually only work with the original that was paired with the phone during manufacturing anyway) so I’m not really bothered that a replacement wasn’t supplied.My most recent screen replacement was good but the touch was a bit glitchy and had poor brightness which was a pain now that it’s truly summer (lol)which is why I opted to buy this one which well worth the money. - not only was the quality and packaging top notch but also it’s worth a mention that the supplied tools kit is very good quality and makes the task easier,It even comes with a handy magnetic mat with 2 pictures of a phone (front/back) to make it simple to keep the screws from dropping etc.Also the magnets on the screwdrivers are stronger then the magnets on the mat. (In the past I have used tape stuck upside down to my desk which is good but fiddly when you are ready to use the screw again. I have also dropped a screw once or twice using weak magnet screwdrivers).Another point to note is that it comes with excellent step by step printed instructions with photos, & also links to their YouTube video instructions.Now this time- my phone is literally as good as new, the screen and colours are bright, audio is perfect, & so is the camera.Due to all the reasons above I can highly recommend this kit.I will use their Giggoo kits again.

I'd completely destroyed the screen on my iPhone SE accidentally dropping something on it. Wasn't sure how much to spend on a replacement as there are cheaper options. From the other reviews this seemed like a sensible compromise though as it came with all required tools. It still came in about £100 cheaper than Apple were quoting for a replacement.Delivery was slightly longer than expected. When it did arrive, quality of product was excellent, with good tools and clear instructions. I did struggle to remove the screen - supplied sucker couldn't get a good seal due to extent of the damage, and I struggled to get the metal plectrum under an edge without damaging the metal frame. In the end I superglued the sucker to the screen, which worked excellently. The rest of the procedure was easy to follow. Some steps are fiddly if you're fat fingered e.g. connectors, but that would be true of all products. Screen is undistinguishable from original, and touch id works fine have transferred it over.

A great kit that includes everything you need to replace iPhone screen.Having looked at the Apple quote of £160 to replace a cracked screen I decided to risk a DiY replacement for £60. Never undertaken a replacement before so was half expecting it to go totally wrong.Instruction included were really clear though I did prefer to watch the video on their youtube channel a few times - just search them on YouTube to find them. The tools provided were exactly what was needed and taking it apart went fine and swapping over the home button also went smoothly - just take your time.Then followed the guide for pushing the screen back - though the first time I finished I could feel some small movement on the side that didn't feel right. The movement was due to the fact that the sticky glue applied by Apple was removed during the replacement. They did provide some double sided 3M sticky tape - but with no instructions as to what to do with it. So I cut a bit up and stuck it to the sides and put it back together again and hey presto perfect.The screen is bright and clear and seems just as responsive as the original. The quality isn't quite on par to the Apple original - colours look a tad washed out (but still good). Considering the price different though this is really good value for money.Highly recommend if you want to give it a go yourself.