ZTR for iPhone 6 Plus 5.5 inch LCD Display Digitizer Glass Touch Screen Replacement Full Frame Assembly Set with Repair Tools Kit White

This screen worked great to repair a damaged one. You do have to remove the home button, camera and speaker from the old phone, so don't forget that or lose any of those parts. The disassembly and assembly of the screen is easy and you get all the required tools. Do remember to save all the parts that come from the old screen because you will need them when you install this one.

I fixed my phone myself by following YouTube instructions. There was a glitch with the round white button because I had a little difficulty removing it which I believe made it inoperable when I put the phone back together again. If I have to replace my screen again I would also purchase a new finger scan button just in case.

As usual, I received a good screen from these guys. This is probably the 30+ ZTR lcd screens I’ve ordered & never had a problem with these besides one of the ordered screens touch screen not working after repair. They immediately sent me another, free of charge and no need to send the old one in. I fix phones frequently with ZTR screens for friends & acquaintances for a small profit and I have never received a complaint or bad review about the quality of the screen since each repair. I have tons of beginner/basic tools stored away in a backup device-toolbox from all the screens and parts ordered.

I have not noticed any problems thus far with my new screen (it's only been connected for a couple hours though). If I notice any issues with the screen itself I'll edit my review. The reason why I gave this a 4 store review is because the precision screwdrivers and suction cup it comes with SUCK. The screws you are going to be working with are TINY, and do not doubt me when I say tiny. On videos the screws look much bigger than they are. I had to buy a better precision screwdriver because the ones it comes with are just terrible and will make your repair much more difficult. (I'll include a pic of the screwdriver I used compared to the one it comes with.) The Phillips size I used was labeled as #000 in the kit I got. I had to drive to Home Depot in the middle of the repair because the screwdriver that came with couldn't get some screws out. Also, the instructions that come with this are garbage. Literally garbage through them in the trash immediately unless you want to be scratching your head for an hour. Look up a video on YouTube and follow it step by step. The video I used was 5 minutes long, it's one of the first options. Overall, I'm impressed with the product considering the price. It's definitely a good choice if you need to replace your screen and don't want to pay someone to do it. I wouldn't suggest this repair to someone with shaky hands or someone who does not do well with fragile cables/tiny parts.

Very easy install

Excellent product for the price! I just installed on the phone white iPhone 6 Plus, so I can't speak as far as longevity of the screen. The kit essentially comes with everything you need with the exception of a pair of tweezers (no biggie as I own some already), I will say that you will need them to make the install easier. The quality of included tools are not the best but they get the job done, with the exception of the suction cup (even by tapping the screen to allow the cup to work, but maybe it was just my kit). The screen functions fine, good enough to use the phone, the overall visual quality is definitely a step down from the oem one, the whites seem to be a little off and so is the resolution. That being said I knew going into the purchase that this would be the case give the price. So if you just want your phone to work again on a budget I would say look no further! The physical aspects of the screen are excellent, you cannot tell that the screen is not oem down to the feeling of the glass, oh yeah no dead spots (touch screen and pixel wise). Tips: definitely watch the videos on YouTube before starting, the icracked one is the best as they show you how to transfer everything to the new screen and not just how to replace, tweezers like I mentioned, some form magnetic mat would be extremely helpful but not absolutely necessary, a heat gun or blow dryer are a must, beyond that be extremely careful with the ribbon cables as I seem to have damaged the front facing camera which controls he front facing microphone and is causing the phone to overheat on the top left hand corner and ear speaker area (I am currently waiting on a replacement part). Other than that I would just say take your time and keep all the screws organized. Good luck and I would definitely recommend this screen kit given the price. Edit.... So the touch screen comes and goes now after working fine a couple of weeks. I contated the seller and their response was to buy a new one. Great customer service. I no longer recommend.

My screen works great, only a small dead cell in the top right corner but I can't even notice it most of the time. I recommend to whoever needs to get their screen or digitizer fixed for a reasonable price and quickly.

I bough this after completely MESSING up my phone trying to replace just a cracked screen. It took an exact week, but arrived exactly when they said it would. The instructions in the box is literally a 4x2" paper with pixel heavy pictures with ineligible writing. So obviously that's not going to work. But still, kudos for even including them. The screen does include all the rubber in the ear piece so you won't have to be dikkin around with that, which is really helpful. However, it is bulky. So when you get it all glued together and plugged in and snapped back into the back, the screen will protrude. No matter how much you try to gently/aggressively push it all the way in. Also, the Touch ID doesn't work. Yeah. I thought it was something I did; so I pulled it all apart again and made sure to perfectly center the button, only to be disappointed again once it turned back on. But honestly it was easy to put together. Even though it is pretty confusing with all those wires and what not.