Arteke Touch Screen Digitizer for Asus T100 Replacement Parts

My Asus T100TA broke its screen when fall into the floor very hard. I was really hopeless as the tablet went almost no functional as ghost touches all the time were making the use of the machine a nightmare.I googled and “amazoned” a little bit, until based in comments, I choose this product. Delivery was fast and very well packaged, no chance that the screen would arrive broken. I followed the instructions from a video in You Tube to disassembling and assembling back. Everything worked excellent. Furthermore, the new screen has better response than the original one, being as clear and transparent than the original. Important advice: in the You Tube video it is not mentioned or shown, but you will need a special two sided tape to attach the screen, as you will have to remove the rests of the original tape in order to place the new one. It is similar to the tape used to attach mobile phones screens. The packing does not include this tape, but includes the screwdrivers and useful tools you will need to disassemble. Highly recommend this product.Useful reference video I saw: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBo8QwfmYSM

It took a couple weeks to get this from China. I was excited to replace my Asus tablet's digitizer because my original one cracked and hasn't been working for about a year. It took me a while to get the old digitizer off and put the new one on. I should have tested the new digitizer before completely putting it onto my tablet, but I didn't, and the new one doesn't work. I'm not sure if it is my tablet or the digitizer. When my old one broke, I had to disable the touch screen in the device manager so I could still use it without the touch screen going crazy. After installing the new one, and finding out it doesn't work, I re-enabled the touch screen driver and it still didn't work. I eventually re-installed windows & all of my Asus drivers, but it still doesn't work. I've tried everything that I can to get it to work, and I'm almost certain it's not a software issue at this point. The good news is, is that the screen looks nice. The tablet looks like it did when I first purchased it. Some tips: Make sure the inside of the screen is SPOTLESS before attaching it to the tablet. I left a couple spots on the inside of the screen, and I'm too lazy to take it apart and clean it. Also, test the screen before completely attaching it to make sure that it actually works. You can find instruction videos on youtube on how to install it. Take your time when installing it, and do it right, and hopefully you'll have a better experience than I did.

Good product, but no directions or guidance. 2 things I would recommend: 1) search for and watch any YouTube videos that detail the replacement process and 2) buy or borrow a heat gun. A hair dryer will work in a pinch, but a heat gun would have made the process so much easier.After hearing the glass to loosen the adhesive, make sure that you leave as much adhesive on the tablet as possible. They do not supply additional adhesive, so what you have on the tablet is all you get. Additionally, if you have a foam separator attached to the underside of the broken touchscreen, you are going to want to carefully remove this and attach it to the replacement screen. The touch functionality of the screen is dependent on the screen being spaced away from the tablet.It took a while, but everything is working flawlessly now.

good quality and lasted a good 3 weeks before my cluts got a better of me and i broke it again...

If you want to just replace the glass on your T100, then this is perfect. HOWEVER, the original screen has a plastic layer on it with adhesive to attach the glass to the housing. I believe the plastic also moderates the touch-screen. This 'replacement' screen doesn't come with an adhesive strip, and the touch sensitivity is very poor. I replaced the broken screen on my wife's tablet with this one, then just disabled the touch screen. So at least she doesn't need to worry about getting shards of glass in her fingers - but that's about it. I didn't do a lot of research before buying this kit - but I am sure there mus be better ones out there.

Fits great on asus transformer . Comes with proper tools to get job done. No instructions so make sure you know what you are doing or leave to te proffesionals. You have to completly dismantel the tablet and you will need a heat gun or do like I did hold over the stove to remove old screen.

The installation was easy after watching youtube videos. One key is to make sure you seat the cable prior to removing the old digitizer to test it before installation. I will say the product is of decent quality. It is definitely not as thick as the original part since it does flex with firm pressure. Also, my screen came scuffed under the removable film with small scratches covering about 30%. Of course I didn't know this until I removed the final film once installation was complete...grr. This is unacceptable. The part is working perfectly, so I bump up the rating from 1 star to 2stars. Tips: if the digitizer cracks during removal, you probably didn't heat it enough. Also place packing tape on the old screen prior to removal to catch shards. You may need new tape strips as the old tape can bunch up requiring removal. 5mm should be a good width.

The hardest part of installation was removing the parts of the broken screen from the adhesive on the frame. The screen has a (for lack of better words) diamond pattern to it, something like textured contact paper you used to buy to wrap softcover books. The exterior surface is smooth, but the pattern is something that you can still see when the light is hitting the screen at certain angles. But no doubt was great to avoid having to go through service or buy a new one. Search youtube for videos about the process.