Black, for Apple iPhone 4 4G LCD Touch Digitizer Screen Assembly

Okay here's the thing, I've done countless phone repairs, but decided to buy from here and use my Prime trial.I installed the screen and everything went smoothly, however I could see the midframe chassis through the digitizer!!!I was so scared that I had a faulty screen or something...BUT...With this particular screen, you need to leave the red protective film that's on the back of the digitizer on. Every other one I've bought, you had to peel it off and the back was chrome. The back of this one is actually white and the protective film back is chrome to reflect the picture!!!DO NOT PEEL OFF THE RED PROTECTIVE FILMOther than that, works and fits perfect!! Cables were plenty long, just like a stock product.

Comes with everything you need

Can't prove or disprove if it's an actual OEM screen, but it looks and functions perfectly - just like my original retina display. It doesn't come with the grill that goes over the top speaker (next to the front camera). However, that came off of the original screen easily (like a sticker). Just be aware of that so that you don't have to redo any assembly steps. Also, I didn't think that a tool set was necessary (which comes with other screens or is sold separately). I only needed a precision flat head & precision phillips head screw driver (which I magnetized). Following an online video, the disassembly took me less than an hour, and the reassembly took around two hours. Overall, it's a good price and good screen.[Edit] This was a review for an iPhone 4 screen claiming to be OEM back in 2011. The seller was "Powoot" and the item's title had "OEM" in it. The screen is still working perfectly 1 year later.

Just finished replacing my shattered screen. Everything lined up and fit on this replacement. Tools were included, even some that I'm not sure what they were for! No instructions were inluded, but I followed a video I had found on CNet before ordering. As I read in other reviews & forgot when the time came - be sure to remember to remove the screen covering the speaker and use it on the replacement.Colors don't seem quite as vivid which is a disappointment, but overall I am very happy. Everything seems to be working great!Much, much cheaper than a new phone or sending it off for repair.

First of all thanks to ifixit.com - their instructions were amazing.But basically here is what you do:1. Get four white sheets of paper and stick them together2. Get access to ifixit.com instructions (I had them in front of me on my wife's computer)3. As you go step by step, make sure you cellotape all the small pieces to your white piece of paper, numbering them correctly and labeling them when you need to with the right color (you will see what I mean when you read the instructions.)4. It took me 2 hours but I lost 25 minutes when I didn't pull one of the cables through the frame enough and it was too short (d'ooh)Anyway, you get the tools with the lcd and really, it;s like new. A bright screen, etc.Two thumbs up for this company. (PS: The seller was Sold by digital_family)

After a pretty substantial break on the face of the phone, I thought I would have to pay $80+ to get it repaired. I'm so glad I found this - read through the reviews (mixed :( ), and just hoped for the best. Unfortunately, I broke the flex cable for the button during the repair so I'll have to re-do it, but the screen works very well! I don't have any problems with color, etc. I took off the red sticker covering the mirrored pad (it had a tab on it that screamed "pull me") and the phone looks as good as new! Good luck in your repair - just make sure to be careful with that home button if you do it yourself, it's very well attached on the backside of the panel :)

The screen was a perfect fit for my AT&T iPhone but was very disappointed in the quality of the display. It has a strange blue hue and is much worse if you hold the phone at any angle other than exactly straight on. I would have probably sent it back and paid more for a better one if it wasn't so much trouble to tear down and replace. Still, it works okay as a cheap replacement.

This is the second replacement screen i ordered within a week from Amazon. The first Digitizer did not work at all. i returned it and received this second screen from same vendor through Amazon. had to take the entire Iphone apart again...Blah!! The screen comes on and looks pretty good, but.......NOW, only one portion of the touch screen works which is in the middle. I cannot access 99% of my screen including the slide to power down or texting. Again, i reconnected the original cracked functioning screen and it worked fine.These replacement screens/digitizers are a hit or miss. I am gonna try one more through a different vendor ( these screens are probably all from the same manufacurer though). If this does not work, i may give up with amazon as PRIME Member for allowing these vendors to sell poor quiality products. time and money wasted on my end again. may have to try NewEgg.