Mafix for iPhone 5S/SE Screen Replacement-White, with Home Button, Front Camera, Earspeaker Full Assembly LCD Display Digitizer Touch Screen Repair Kits for A1533, A1453

The first one didn't turn on. I returned the item and they sent me the new one immediately. The second one works nice and correctly. Good value for money. Pretty easy to install.

This product included everything needed for a screen swap. It was a perfect fit and quality part that seemed to be very similar to OEM. The screen is vibrant and without flaws, you most likely won’t notice a difference.Installation is difficult, as cables are fragile. Screws inside an iPhone are slightly different to try to trick you to ruin your phone if your not careful.I swapped the existing Touch ID sensor, and highly suggest you do the same, otherwise you will be locked out of Apple Pay. This difficulty has nothing to do with the seller, it’s simply how it is designed by apple.Highly recommended if your facing display issues. Go slow, be patient and you can most likely fix your problem.

Pros:Works - Screen and camera quality is good.Comes with home buttonCame with glass screen protectorCame with all tools necessary.Cons:Home button pushed in too much and felt bad. Placed a few pieces of tape behind the button to support and that helped significantly, but doesn't feel as nice as OEM.Ribbon cables had some exposed copper. One piece of tape that was supposed to cover a section of the ribbon cable had fallen off in shipment so I just had to put it back into place (it was stuck to the screen).Note: I installed on an Iphone SE

Wow! I have an old iPhone 5S that my younger daughter is using to prove to me that she can handle a real phone. Needless to say I have replaced the screen a few times. This particular screen was the easiest and best so far. The home button being built in cut down on most of the repair time. 2 screws on the bottom, pop the ribbon cable from the home button inside, 4 screws that hold down three more ribbon cables, and then voila! the new screen was on and we were back in business. Let's see how long this screen will last! If it breaks again, I will buy this screen again.

The screen replacement assembly has defective ribbon cables with exposed circuit printing and copper. The copper is obvious to the naked eye, and the other defects are easily visible with slight magnification, and become obvious to the naked eye once you've found them and know what to look for. One of the ribbon cable connectors also has ripped/damaged foam padding, which suggests that this particular screen I received was bought by some other poor sucker, installed, uninstalled and returned, and then I got sent this USED screen that is supposedly new... not cool.The bad ribbon cable causes the phone to go into an infinite boot loop (phone stays on white apple logo boot screen, and reboots over and over).This screen came in identical packaging and has the same blue XHK stamp as a previous screen I bought and returned that had identical defects.Photos: Packaging, close up pictures of defects with pen pointing them out, XHK stamp, and finally a reference picture of the ribbon cable on an original Apple screen to show how it is supposed to look.

Only cost 25$ Less than what a shop would have charged me amd was able to do it ourselves! It was great!

Works fine and was easy to install. The screen has a few color spots that are different/lighter then the rest of the display. My biggest issue is that the Touch ID is does not work on this screen. Maybe I just got a bad screen? Touch ID worked fine on my old screen.

Did not require the manual switching of the home button and ear speaker, It came with both pre-installed on the new screen. The pre-installed home button does not support the touch feature. Not a big deal for me but maybe for some. Easy to install. YouTube has plenty of videos available if you need help.