iPhone 5 (AT&T/Verizon/Sprint)

✔SALE: 66% OFF iPhone 5 AT&T/Verizon/Sprint Premium Screen Replacement & Repair Kit - Black... 3.8 out of 5 stars CONSUMER REVIEWS(158) iPhone 5 Replacement Screen - Black Complete Premium iPhone 5 Tool kit Anti-Fingerprint Screen Protector Comes Pre-Installed Retina LCD and Digitizer with in-cell technology Industry Leading Access to Our Repair Videos Price: $229.89 Deal Price: $79.89

Description This is Our Premium iPhone 5 Screen/LCD Do-It-Yourself Repair Kit. As the largest iOS Device repair company in the world, we exist to make sure our customers are taken care of with the best parts, tools, and instructions. Our Kits contain everything you will need and more to complete your repair. iCracked refuses to sacrifice quality on any part or service. Our customers enjoy our lifetime warranty and our outstanding customer service! The Kit Includes: • iPhone 5 Premium Replacement Screen/Digitizer compatible with AT&T, Verizon, Sprint • Pre-Installed Anti-Fingerprint Screen Protector • Premium Phillips Screwdriver • Premium Flat Head Screwdriver • Premium Pentalobe Screwdriver • Premium Nylon Spudger • Premium Replacement 3M Adhesive • Premium Suction Cup • Premium Guitar Pick • SIM Card Tray Opening Tool • Premium Repair Flowchart • Micro Fiber Cleaning Cloth Fun Facts! More than 20% of our Amazon customers buy our DIY kit because they (mistakenly) purchased a cheaper one before hand that was defective and the repair unsuccessful. Your device is $500-$700, why risk ruining it with sub-par parts? Do the repair correctly the first time and be covered by our warranty and guarantee! Do-It-Yourself Kits aren't the only option! We have 550+ mobile "iTechs" around the World that can come to you and fix your device TODAY! I installed this last night and it was successful. So far so good. My phone is back together and working perfectly.A few notes:1) This kit comes with a lot of tools, not all of which you need. The extra tools are nice, but the instructions don't mention them at all, nor what they're used for. I found myself sitting there looking at the guitar picks and adhesive and wondering if I had missed something.2) The foldout instructions aren't particularly good. The video that you're given the link to is much more useful, however, there are better ones out there. The issue with the icracked video is that they don't do a lot of closeups. A quick google search provided me with some other videos that did, which were subsequently much more helpful with the detail work of re-attaching the camera, mic, and button.3) The built-in fingerprint guard was pretty useless. It took away from the screen resolution a bit and I didn't like how it felt. I took...