for iPhone XR LCD Screen Replacement 6.1 inch(Model A1984, A2105, A2106, A2108) Display digitizer Assembly Touch Screen,with Frame Assembly Repair Tool

Good screens, it was easy to replace myself, came with all the tools needed, and the phone still works great. No problems with not being compatible or any other software or hardware issues with not working.

It was pretty easy to install and it brought the image back which is why I’m leaving three stars. However, the screen doesn’t work with Face ID. I also had to get a replacement because the touch sensor doesn’t work the first time. My replacement screen randomly darkens like I cut the brightness down, and no, it’s not like when it dims from not being used. I’m unsure as to why it has the issues it does, but I plan on buying another screen that doesn’t have the same issues. EDIT: April 1. I’m updating this as there’s been a change. Because I did still have my initial experience, I will just add this. I reached out to customer service about the issue even after the initial return date had closed. They were great about it and immediately asked me for details then sent a replacement that came in a timely manner. I’m prettt happy with the replacement for the past couple weeks and have not had any recent issues. Unless I do, I’ll be updating this to 5 stars. Thanks Simdog!

EVERYONE, please be ‼️AWARE‼️ that this SIMDOG claimed iPhone X OLED screen in fact is a cheap LCD version. I failed to read all the reviews properly prior to my order... 😅 So when I was starting to replace the from SIMDOG sent screen I thought it was kinda weird that the back is BLUE and not BLACK as my original broken one. As I trusted this entire scheme, I went ahead and followed all the given replacement steps. My next puzzled moment came when I pressed the new screen into its lower mechanical frame. The screen edges were higher than usual and my phone felt clunky. Then I picked it up and I thought: "Ohhh, this is heavy!!!" 🤔Then I turned on the screen without its protecting film and my screen pic looked all dull and dark. 😳 Pretty much I became suspicious! I went online to do my research again as of the LCD & OLED screen differences and that is when I clearly saw that LCD screens are "BLUE" on its inside and they are also bigger on the side. OLED screens are lighter, sleeker and "BLACK" on the inside frame. 🤥 SO: Meanwhile I went ahead and ordered an *OEM Original iPhone X screen on Ebay. I did receive and install it last night and I must tell you: Daw and night!! Now I am feeling that MY phone is back! 🤩 This LCD one produced such unsatisfying overall results that I kinda lost my joy on my 7 year old companion. 😅 *OEM = Original screen that came on the phone when it was new. Here is the deal: 👉🏻This LCD option is good for anyone who simply wants a cheep solution. It will come with lower color resolution. It will drain your battery faster. I had trouble activating the 🔦 & 📸 from the home screen. Also the touch screen function was finicky. Sometimes it was working just fine. Sometimes I could hit and touch and touch and hit the black screen all over again and it stayed asleep... 🙄 the respond time in general seemed also slower... What I did like though is that they are sending you great tools and a fantastic Screw Mat!! Nice boxing as well. For these two criteria I am giving a 5 ⭐️ rating!! ☺️ 👉🏻If you want your replacement screen to work as flawless as possible, then I urge you to spend another $30.00 on an established *OEM Original iPhone X screen seller on Ebay and you shall be happy!! And your battery & wallet as well.... because that will be your next expense on your 📝... 😉 Hope this helps! Happy replacing everyone! Cheers ✨🙋🏻‍♀️✨

I think this is some sort of in-between product. It says NOT LCD and I think that's correct, but it sits a tiny bit higher than the original OLED screen although the phone still fits into the same case it was in before. The instructions were pretty good considering the price/product, but definitely do your homework at ifixit.com before you attempt. The earpiece and FaceID bracket that has to be removed from the old screen was a bit finicky and without my heat gun I think I would have ripped the ribbon cable that kept it attached. But I set my heat gun at 100 Celsius and warmed the adhesive up and the bracket came out nice and then installed into the new screen. I also had access to a cheap iCopy Plus that I bought on eBay and was able to read the TrueTone data from the old screen and write it to the new screen. The iPhone seems to have TrueTone enabled, so I think that was a success. The adhesive that comes with the product seemed to want to stick to the anti-stick backing more than to the phone bezel, but I got that taken care of. Also forgot to mention that they include this kind of screw diagram thing that is mildly adhesive and that was a VERY nice addition for keeping track of the tiny screws. I'm giving this product 5 stars because for what it is, the included tools were good, the product works, and the instructions were good enough.

First I bought a cheaper (than this one) display. It came cracked so I returned it. Before I went to return it though, I ordered this one and although it was a few bucks more, it seemed to be a better display, just by the specs. It was exactly the same brand display as the one I had returned. Same packaging, same tools, basically same everything except that it didn't come cracked..., although actually the tools were a bit better on the other one... The 2 that I got: 1. EFAITHFIX 2. SIMDOG *Same product. Don't know if it was supposed to be the same but that's what I received. The display itself is different than the original iPhone's display, for sure. Bit less bright and bit warmer color, but if you don't have it side to side with an original it's almost unnoticeable. It doesn't affect functionality at all. With newer iOS you will get the not-original-display message. No way around that. It came with a TrueTone configuration chip, but I'm not sure if it made a difference because I didn't do a before and after. Still used it though, and I'm happy with the overall result.

Update:[Customer Service contacted me and offered a refund after a quick response. 5 Stars for working with me.] I've been meaning to do this for months now. Shortly after installing the screen I noticed a some pixalation on the corner of the screen. The screen protector did not fit on well and was partial pealed off as it never fully griped on the screen. The screen would act up and I initially thought it was because of the screen protector not fully being on. When I later removed the screen protector I noticed it continued to act up. The pixalation is now a straight column on the right side of my screen and it continues to act up (The screen will function as if it is being touched at various locations even thought it is not. It is only getting worse. Not sure if this is a malfunctioning unit or a reflection of quality. The screen protector was definitly low quality. And to note the pixalation occured without dropping the phone or causing damage to the screen or screen protector.

As stated not OLED, but I just needed a screen that isnt cracked and works. Even tho the true tone programmer is included, even after multiple times it could not be coded. When I plug in my original screen it comes up. Comes with a screen protector which is not and all the tool and instructions are clear. Would give it a 5/5 if it was sold as an LCD and not OLED as they stated.

It arrived on time and it took 30 minutes to install. The quality was good, fits perfect for the cost. I installed the protective screen to protect the phone.