LCDOLED Replacement for Lenovo Yoga 710-15ISK 710-15IKB 80V5 80U0 15.6 inches FullHD 1080P IPS LCD Panel Touch Screen Digitizer Assembly with Bezel (ONLY for 30 Pins Connector)

The screen is gorgeous! A bit fragile, but it IS a glass bezel. The colors were a bit off, but that's expected with any new screen.At first, the touchscreen seemed faulty as the center of the screen wasn't fully recognizing touch, but it was user error; the touchscreen ribbons weren't fully seated in the control board.I contacted the seller, and they were extremely patient and very helpful. They sent a list of fixes, and thank goodness, the first one fixed it. 😂After a bit of color adjustment, it looks good as new if not better! Bright and very responsive. 5/5!Note: If you have a Yoga 710 like me, do be careful about fitting the screen into the lid to ensure it sits flush before taping it in. Lenovo didn't give much margin for error.

I broke my laptop screen a couple of years ago, but I did not want to spend over $800 to purchase a new computer. I purchased and installed this screen replacement on my Lenova Yoga and I could not be happier! I took my time and completed the repair very slowly to make sure it was done correctly, and it works GREAT now! Pretty much the entire replacement ran smoothly; it just took time. Thanks so much for a great product!Also, the shipping packaging was great too. They shipped the screen in several layers of protection. It also included two strips of adhesive to attach the new screen to the casing. Thanks for that too!

After 2 installation experts (first one from Amazon) , no one can get the replacement touch screen to work. Cost me the LCD Screen + ~$300 in tech labor to diagnose it as the touch screen doesn't work. Brand new screen install. No touch screen, which is the whole point I replaced it. It's sold as a touchscreen. Mine came without one. Rip off.

Just installed and the screen is working great. To me the quality seems identical to the original. Took me about an hour to do the install. It's pretty simple if you've had experience replacing cell phone screens, etc. before. I've never replaced a laptop screen previously but I found this to be easy. Just be careful you don't break anything while you're doing the install (obviously).

Unfortunately something happened to my Lenovo Yoga's screen. It was surprising how hard it was to find all the details of the repair procedure let alone find an OEM LCD/touchscreen assembly but LCDOLED seemed to fit the bill. The FHD kit contains everything you need, including the adhesive backing, and an extra set of cables in case yours were damaged. In my case, I just removed the cracked LCD panel and was able to use the existing cable, saving me from having to remove the bottom cover.Make sure you watch the video, it is helpful. When you first remove the screws at the bottom of the panel you will need to grab hold of the bottoms of two small pieces of black tape. You will need to slowly and consistently pull the tape down and avoid snapping it.The touch screen and the panel do work great so far (only one day into install) however I docked it one star because the color on this panel is not quite as vivid and rich as the original.

It came in a sealed styrofoam box, but after getting it opened the screw tabs were broken and there was a section of plastic chipped off by where the board went. Upon testing it the touch screen only works in certain sections of the screen. I took off the padding from the original and adhered it to the new one for a little bit of cushion since it comes with none.

I am glad to have my Yoga working again. The new screen is great. The color may not be quite as vibrant as on the original screen but I am still happy with it.

Purchased 2. One is still working great but second one just purchased has issues.