ZTR for iPhone 14 Pro Max Screen Replacement, 6.7'' COF LCD Display and Touch Digitizer Full Assembly with Repair Tool Kits, 120Hz Promotion, Screen Protector (for A2651, A2893, A2896, A2895, A2894)

The first one I got worked great, went on smooth. Noticed it was getting warm then the screen started twitching and flickering then gave out. Within the first 12 hours of delivery.Hit up amazon, they sent out a replacement one.Got it, popped it on.Easy fix.Smooth display. No heavy lag when texting, or watching videos.Does get warm, when using while charged.Over all 10/10 on the product.Please be advised that some of these after market products will have manufacturing defects but they will swap it out for you with no issues.The durability is great it fit smooth and comes with a protective plastic to go over the glass.The brightness is fair, you can see it on a sunny day.The Battery life is decent, it doesn’t drain it all crazy.10/10 would buy againUpdate - 3 weeks later. Battery life is dwindling.I’m constantly charging it.

Update- screen started blanking out after 4 weeks, I believe the heat that developed while charging and using it at the same time may have caused some solder joints to crack because the problem continued to get worse until it stopped working all together.So far I’m two weeks in and it has been a great screen. Better than the past few screens I’ve ordered from other online vendors. I was skeptical at first being that this was not an original OLED screen like what came on the 13pro but to my surprise it has been been just as clear and vivid as the original but to be completely honest, a lot more bright than any of the other screens. I find myself using it at the lowest brightness setting even in the midday sun. Definitely a good value for the price.

If you plan on keeping your device and you don't want to bang your head against a wall anytime you use your phone then please just spend the extra $$ and get the Apple official one. Apple official screens are $276.36 at the time of this review (after you return your damaged screen and you receive that $52.64 credit back.My screen was completely unresponsive however from the haptics I was receiving from the device I knew that the rest of my device was fully functioning. I was unable to operate within iCloud to retrieve my data. If you're familiar with Apple you will understand the amount of hoops and hurdles you have to jump through sometimes to get what you need done. The instant this happened I went out and purchased a new phone and only needed my photos off of this device... Which lead to the final resort of purchasing a new display. I figured I would cheap out on this as I figured it might not look AS GOOD as an official apple one however it would certainly get the job done.Getting into the unboxing and repair it was whatever, you get your tiny little cheap screwdrivers and your little suction cup and various wedges and what not. They get the job done. I would rather just purchase the display itself for a couple $ cheaper. If you've worked with cellphones, small handheld devices or any small electronics you will most likely be fine. Take your time, organize your screws and have a nice in depth YouTube video in front of you to walk you through it. The display outside of the device more or less looked like the original one with some small inconsistencies between them but that's to be expected with something like this.You finish installing it and you finally turn the display on. Prepare to be disappointed, WOW was I so completely and utterly astonished by the awful quality of this screen! Immediately you can see how wrong the color is. I had a near identical 13 pro max and when sat right next to each other with the same color test image pulled up, this display just straight up looks like "Night Shift" is on 24/7. The responsiveness of the display is just garbage, any movement is sluggish. It genuinely feels like the refresh rate was cranked down to 30. After the phone has been on for a few minutes now it begins to feel like it's overheating because it gets so unbelievably hot. Uncomfortable to leave out of my sight, hot. I didn't really mind this much but it is worth mentioning, the display sits slightly higher than the old one? It's strange, there was absolutely 0 gasket material left behind and I made sure of that. Either it wasn't seating properly or it's just slightly thicker than the original one.I immediately thought I had messed up somewhere... However even with just an ounce of research you'll discover that these cheap displays are just riddled with issues. So don't waste your money.After this whole scenario I got into contact with Amazon support and I promptly asked for a refund for this awful product. All I had to do was send them the photo of the before and after of the display and they refunded the entire cost of the display. (They did ask for it back to which I replied that it was already installed in the device and I cant simply "uninstall" and return everything the way I got it.)I took this display out, purchased an Apple display and had NONE of the above issues.

I cracked my phone screen a few months ago and I decided to get it fixed, as I did with my iPhone 5. The most difficult part was to find a screen with better than decent reviews at a fair price. I knew going into it that I was going to have to spend at least 55-70 dollars. Originally, I found a screen for 47 and was close to buying it but the three reviews of 5 stars seemed sketchy to me. After further searching I found this and the amount of reviews seemed legitimate with a large amount being positive.Now I'm a slightly impatient guy, so I ordered two of these screens for myself and a friend with next day shipping. The estimated time of arrival was 9 PM the next day and to my pleasure, it had arrived far before then because it was waiting for my doorstep as I returned home from work around 4 PM.Immediately I got a clean work area and opened up the package and began the process of replacing the screen. I had done iPhone 5's and 5S's before so I had a fairly good idea of what to do. Once I opened the package, there was a smaller envelope which contained one screen, all necessary tools, a decent picture guide of the instructions, and a thank you card from the seller. I didn't pay close attention to the guide because I was going to follow a YouTube DIY video anyway, but once I did look at the guide it was obvious I did the right thing by going through the video. On the Thank You note, it states that the seller insists that you follow the YouTube video they sent you via Amazon Email. So I went through my Amazon messages but was unable to find any form of contact by the seller. I wasn't too worried given the fact that their are over 50+ videos of technicians and cell phone experts doing walk-throughs. Once I began the process of changing the screen, everything went extremely well. The tool kit that is sent with the screen is pretty decent, apart from the rubber suction tool that helps pry off the screen. Luckily, I had a previously bought tool kit which I used. The only tool I found useful was the plastic pry tool that is good for prying off the screen and the cables.After the replacement, I went through and tested all the phones functions, including Touch ID, Front Camera, Speaker, the touch screen itself and anything else that I felt had something to do with the screen. Everything worked extremely well and the screen that I replaced for my friend did the exact same.I did notice that 2 days after I did receive an email from the seller sending me the YouTube video that was mentioned in the Thank You card. I'm guessing it is sent in terms of Standard Shipping and since I ordered for next day delivery, the package arrived before the email.All in all I don't think the poor rubber suction tool or delay in email knocks off any stars in my book. It is an excellent product and if you're into DIY projects, this is definitely a great one to take on!