LG E960 Nexus 4 LCD + Touch Screen Digitizer Complete Assembly Replacement Parts

This was a genuine part. The video said it was a 20 minute job but it took about 5 hours - when you are anxious, looking after lots of small screws and stopping, rewinding and replaying a video, using a hair dryer etc. then time slips away. In retrospect I would still do this BUT I would order a brand new battery as well, then it becomes less stressful - the existing battery can bend slightly when you are getting it out and possibly suffer even more damage than that, so I would rather stick a brand new battery in instead of replacing a possibly damaged one. Still, it hasn't caught fire yet and I've got a working Nexus 4 again!

friend, not yet reached the screen, I want my partial refund.took forever to arrive, and still is not original LG screen, the touch screen is not of good quality.

The screen is definitely an original part but the digitizer isn't. It appears as though the digitizer was replaced on this screen. The screen worked fine but the digitzer didn't work at all. Returned the product and got a full refund.

This physically appears like the real deal - the LCD screen looks good, the indicator light looks fine despite what some reviews say. However, I had some real problems with the touch digitizer. It just wouldn't work at all when I turned it on. Before I rejected it as faulty, I tried powering on my phone with the old digitizer (which works somewhat) connected. It responded to some touch as expected. Then I connected the new touchscreen without turning the phone off. The touchscreen worked! But after a reboot it was back to not working. I think the electronics in this digitizer are not close enough to the original to initialize properly.Suspecting a driver issue, I installed the factory image of Android 4.4.4 - no luck. Then I installed 4.2.2, and the touchscreen works! I'm happy to run Jellybean to have a working phone, but it's a bit rubbish.I've found a number of other people who have recently had this exact same problem with the exact same solution, from a variety of sellers, so I expect this is going to be common to every one of these you can find. If you're not happy with running old Android, I'd just get a different phone.

I broke the screen of my Nexus 4, and although a skilled technician can probably replace it using cheaper parts, you will more than pay the different in labour. This is a great way to be able to do it yourself if you are confident enough to give it a go. My recommendation would be that you buy a set of phone opening tools... and follow one of a number of YouTube tutorial videos to swap your phone 'innards' over. Perhaps a little pricey... but still way cheaper than any screen replacement alternative I could find... and several orders of magnitude cheaper than a new phone!

The only genuine screen replacement that I would recommend!If you have a broken / smashed Nexus screen, don't bother trying to replace just the glass part of the screen. It can be a complicated and messy process that doesn't always work with often poor cheap Chinese components.This item is 100% genuine and a breeze to install compared to other screens that I have had to replace, It may cost a little more but the quality is superb which is expected from a genuine replacement.A great screen replacement that comes complete with screen, digitizer and bevel. All you have to do is swop over the components but there are numerous videos on you tube that give step by step instructions.All in all a great product with fast delivery.

Easy to fit and great quality - not worth messing around with a non OE sourced chassis. This comes with all the double sided sticky tape attached and ready to go. It took me about 30 mines to swap over and get it all running and I was taking my time. Was very well packaged too. Recommended.

Advertised as a brand new part but received a part that appeared to be used