for Samsung Galaxy A13 5G Screen Replacement with Frame for Samsung a13 a136u Screen Replacement kit s136dl a136a a136w LCD Touch Display digitizer with Repair Part Tools 6.5 inch

The kit came in with all tools, having issues opening the phone. So thank you seller.

It's a real deal it works well on my phone and it's the exact as the picture

Sometimes the screen goes super bright and unable to see anything. Repeated on/off will bring the screen to normal brightness. Anyone else experienced this?

It work perfectly great quality durability got my moneys worth and it protected the phone

Display with frame worked ok. Tools were cheap, broke two of them when transferring speakers & vibrator to new frame chassis. Videos need more detail about parts to be transferred, specifically speakers. Otherwise, relatively good value.

Works great until I get this white haze over my screen every few hours then i have to restart my phone to get it back to normal... will be purchasing a different one soon from different seller... came with screen protector which was a plus... don't forget to switch over volume mother board..

The kit is very complete, albeit w/o instruction...however, as the description CLEARLY STATES, watch a couple You tube videos before you pull the trigger. You'll get a sense of the technical details involved. Your mileage may vary, for me, this was the 1st time I've attempted a screen replacement, and I successfully completed it in 1 hour. I followed along the YT video, there were minor difference, like # of screws here or there, and a couple parts that need switched over to the new screen case, not mentioned in the YT. I followed an English chap, and didn't watch others. My phone is a couple years old, so if I hosed-it, not big deal. I spent a career in electronics, but I wouldn't recommend it if you're not accustomed to tedious operations requiring patience.

The screen in the kit was fine, but the kit could be much better. In the kit has pry tools that were soft, almost flimsy or fragile, but they worked. There was no isopropyl alcohol to remove the battery. Also, there was no adhesive tape or fresh glue to secure the vibration motor and battery. After I switching to my own screwdriver, it was so much easier to replace the tiny screws, and without it, I could not get the back panel properly because the screws were protruding. My first repair took one hour, and I had prior experience with laptops and desktops but not smartphones.The new screen worked the first time, but there were issues, so later I ordered B7000 silicone glue and took the phone apart again. Now it is fine.My advice: make sure you have your own isopropyl alcohol, B7000 glue, and tiny screwdrivers. Watch the YouTube video by Taptic Digital instead of the video by Real World Review (or watch both).