Screen Replacement iPhone 11 Pro

Review of Bsz4uov for iPhone 11 Screen Replacement 6.1 This repair can be done in an afternoon, but prior repair of electronics such as tablets is VERY good to have. A friend bet me an iPhone 11 that I could not fix the said then broken iPhone 11. (don't make a bet like that btw) The repair went fine, just use YouTube, but beware the screws are TINY and you will likely lose one. I have not tested the seal it came with (my guess is rain = cool, but don't drown your phone). The seal went on perfectly! Please read more than just my review. I can't determine if there's any phonetom drain from the display itself, same with color accuracy, as the phone did not work before I had it for repair, and this is my first iPhone idk if it's accurate at all. It has yet to break after several concrete drops, so good! same size as og screen from all I can tell. DISCLAIMER. YOU LOSE TRUE TONE AND FACE ID IF YOU DO THIS REPAIR I wish you luck with the repair! TLDR. easy to install with YouTube and some prior knowledge of how glass sandwiches are built!

First set of screen did not light up, so I contact their customer service through email, after a few thing they recommended me to try, the customer service decided to send me a replacement without ask me to return the broken set. The replacement arrived quickly and works well on the first try. The tools included is good quality and the phone looks like new now. Highly recommended.

**Warning** Screen is garbage keep your money. I was reluctant to purchase a non-genuine screen knowing the likelihood of it being of horrendous quality. Nonetheless I bit the bullet as it would be temporary since I have plans to upgrade to a newer model either way. To say I am disappointed is an understatement. Now, I rarely leave reviews of anything; good or bad product. I am no stranger to cutting losses and treating same as lesson learnt. However an exception had to be made for this since I was driven to purchase after reading mostly positive reviews of this product. I took care to detail the issues with this product below: 1. The screen is not a 1-to-1 replacement in terms of fitment. Take your original screen and double it; better yet triple it, thats how thick this screen is which means it protrudes from the frame of the phone. 2. The digitizer (assuming this is the correct name for the part) has starter pulling away from the display itself hours after install. 3. The refresh rate of the screen seems terrible. There is a constant glitch whilst using the phone. White trail are left around text whilst i am scrolling. I found placing the device on power-saving mode helps a bit. 4. All prying tools included with the product are made of cheap plastic and fell apart the moment I started using them. Luckily I had a few of them around that I resorted to. 5. Phone is showing unknown part error. To the seller’s credit, this was listed as a possibility albeit, you have to read the product the description. My lesson learnt and advice? Pay the extra for apple care that way you are covered in the event of an accidental damage. It’s not worth the headache dealing with these 3rd party vendors and repair techs. At least for me it isn’t.

Works, Face ID also works bc that cable is completely different from the screen all togther you need to take it from your old screen and put it in the new one or order a new Face ID cable if your Face ID does not work it has nothing to do with the screen and is installer error. Watch YouTube videos and follow simple instructions and be very careful you don’t pinch the screen cable when installing the screen this happens your screen will go white and or not work at all it’s sensitive equipment and if you don’t know what you are doing you could just lose a phone with all your data so do your research. If you are like me and and hate the system of constantly having to upgrade phones like iPhone 25 pro max like really and then paying premium prices go ahead and just fix what’s broken. It’s not oem so its not flush to the phone and freezes every now and then when using keyboard but it functions and works as it should and for $40 like cmon bro so you don’t have to upgrade or pay $400 for someone else to fix it :) you just saved yourself another 2 years of monthly phone payments lol.

Pretty easy installation and the screen is decent quality. The bezels are a little thicker than the original, especially the bottom bezel, and the colors and touch responsiveness aren't as good, but for the price, the screen functions very well. I can't speak to how long it'll last since I just needed to replace my screen to transfer the data from my phone to the another one. The included suction cup didn't work well, but all of the other tools were good enough. The guide was also not written well, so follow the ifixit video on youtube instead.

This kit was exactly what I needed. The screen fits perfectly and the colors are vibrant, just like the original OLED. The included tools were high quality and made the transfer process much easier. If you take your time and follow a video guide, it’s a straightforward DIY fix. Definitely worth it!

Decent kit overall. Gets the job done. I had to do alittle more to get the phone screen out since one of the pentalobe screws at the bottom of the phone was stripped. Like some of the other reviews mention since it is an LCD it isn’t going to fit flush due to the screen being thicker than the original one that comes with your iPhone. After successfully installing the screen there are some glitches and the screen freezes a bit. If this happens to you, I would just click the lock button on the side of your phone to do like a “reset”. A bit of an inconvenience but it’s basically a temporary fix until I can get another phone. Battery does drain quicker and at the center bottom of the screen gets really hot.

The screen itself looks as good as the original, resolution appears to be identical, touch response was the same. Fit and finish are excellent. Earpiece, microphone, speaker and camera work as well as the original. Once installed you could not tell any difference from the Apple factory screen. I find it difficult identifying where spending more money would net you a screen more similar to the Apple original. Can't speak to the durability as I've only had it installed for a few days. The included tools were sufficient, not great. The suction cup tool, however, was weak and did a poor job of staying attached when pulled. No installation instructions were included with the product. Installation was tedious, as expected. I HIGHLY recommend drawing a crude diagram then tape the removed screws in its corresponding place on that diagram. These screws are different lengths and MUST be replaced in the proper position - do not skimp on this step. If you are impatient or do not have any experience working with small parts, circuit boards, electronics, watches, etc. you may save yourself some frustration and pay someone else to do this. But if you can dedicate an hour's time, have a relatively steady hand and can keep calm when all seems lost, this installation is very do-able. This screen already includes the earpiece and camera, which reduces the steps and time needed to complete the replacement. If you have a fingerprint security home button, you will need to swap your current home button for the one already attached to this screen. Install is simplified if you follow one of many UToob videos. Though the 4:30 long video from Jerry Rig Everything seemed most concise with just enough detail. UPDATE: 5 months later and the screen is still working well and is in tact.