Repair Part Replacement Touch Screen/Digitizer Module with Bus Wire for iPhone 3G

Pros: Seems like the real screen from the iphone
Quality of the product is amazing
Fits perfect on the iphone 3G
Arrive on perfect conditions
iphone sats must buy

Cons: Comes with no adhesive sticks
Packing it's not as good as it can be but all screens come without any scratch
Hard to replace, not to try for all users.
Sometimes there are no existences.

Other: I dont known if it's the real screen or a copy but seems like the real one. Have buyed 10 and all works great. the packaging can be better but the price it's really amazing.
Hard to replace, must take the old one off first with many pacience.
iphone sats must buy

Pros: This part is a perfect replacement for the original screen, quality is excellent and is indistinguishable from the original.
The part is well protected before installation with a standard static cling sheet over the surface and a more rigid sheet over the digitizer.

Cons: The hardest part of the repair was finding appropriate double-sided tape to attach it to the frame. The original adhesive will come off with the damaged part.

Other: If you need to replace a damaged digitizer on the iPhone 3G, this part will do so adequately. However adhesive tape is essential

Pros: Much cheaper than going to Apple. Works great as a Direct Drop/Plug in replacement screen.

Cons: But wait!!! My touch screen sensitivity is no where near what the original one had... even when my original screen was broken. This is quite frustrating at times and I imagine it would be worse if you play games on your phone. You also need to be good at working with small, delicate electronics... or know someone who is. The only truly hard part was heating the broken screen to weaken the glue. Using a hair dryers take a long time.

Other: If your screen is broken what choice do you have? Pay Apple $200 or pay $24 and do it yourself. I'm willing to sacrifice a little touch sensitivity just to save almost $180. Search YouTube for step by step walk-thru tutorials on replacement. It's really not -that- hard. This does not come with instructions (not that I'd have used them since YouTube has video instructions), installation tools (sold separately but not really necessary if you have jewelers screw drivers already), or the glue/tape needed for install (Staples or Walmart have the double sided tape cheap).

Pros: Much cheaper than going to Apple. Works great as a Direct Drop/Plug in replacement screen.

Cons: But wait!!! My touch screen sensitivity is no where near what the original one had... even when my original screen was broken. This is quite frustrating at times and I imagine it would be worse if you play games on your phone. You also need to be good at working with small, delicate electronics... or know someone who is. The only truly hard part was heating the broken screen to weaken the glue. Using a hair dryers take a long time.

Other: If your screen is broken what choice do you have? Pay Apple $200 or pay $24 and do it yourself. I'm willing to sacrifice a little touch sensitivity just to save almost $180. Search YouTube for step by step walk-thru tutorials on replacement. It's really not -that- hard. This does not come with instructions (not that I'd have used them since YouTube has video instructions), installation tools (sold separately but not really necessary if you have jewelers screw drivers already), or the glue/tape needed for install (Staples or Walmart have the double sided tape cheap).