A1893 A1954 Screen Replacement Kit for iPad 6 (6th Gen) Digitizer Touch Glass 6th Generation 9.7 inch 2018, with Home Button Full Repair Tools [Without LCD]
Quick take
This digitizer touch-glass kit is built specifically for the 2018 iPad 6th generation (9.7-inch) models A1893 and A1954, and it includes a home button flex assembly plus a repair-tool set for a DIY swap. It is a good match if your iPad’s touch input is damaged while the display is otherwise working, but buyers should expect the install to be the hardest part, especially removing a cracked screen safely. It also does not support Touch ID as-is, so you will need to transfer the original home button hardware if you want Touch ID features to remain.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Designed for iPad 6th gen 9.7-inch (A1893 and A1954) touch-glass repair, so you are not guessing compatibility.
- Includes home button flex with rubber gasket and a full set of opening tools, which can reduce the need for extra parts.
- Tempered glass digitizer with a glossy finish, intended to restore touch functionality.
- Buyers report the instructions and tools can be enough for an able DIYer, especially when you take your time.
Cons
- Not an LCD replacement, so it will not fix issues limited to the display itself.
- Touch ID support is not included in the way you might expect, and you may have to transfer your original home button.
- Install difficulty is high, particularly if the old glass is cracked, with some buyers reporting adhesion and alignment concerns.
- Some directions are considered difficult to follow without also referencing a full install video.
What buyers think
Buyer-review evidence is mixed, but it centers on a few recurring themes: fit, installation difficulty, and what happens to home button functionality after the swap. Multiple buyers say the kit matched their iPad 6 model well and that the tool set helped them complete the repair, sometimes after they learned the process via video. Others found the process frustrating, citing poor clarity in printed steps, difficulties removing cracked glass, and risk around fragile connectors. There are also reports that the replacement may require careful testing before final sealing, and some buyers mention edge adhesion or that alignment can affect whether the digitizer sits correctly.
What this kit is (and what it isn’t)
This is a replacement for the iPad 6th generation 9.7-inch digitizer, the touch layer glass. It is intended to fix problems like a scratched or non-working touch function (digitizer) while leaving the LCD as-is.
It also includes a home button flex assembly with rubber gasket. That matters because iPad 6th gen uses the home button hardware as part of the front assembly experience. However, Touch ID support is not provided in the straightforward way some buyers expect, so planning for how you will handle the home button and its hardware is important.
Key specs and compatibility to confirm first
- Compatible models: iPad 6th generation 9.7-inch (2018) models A1893 and A1954 (Wi-Fi and Cellular versions supported).
- Screen type: digitizer touch glass only (no LCD replacement).
- Build: tempered glass, glossy finish.
- Tools included: a magnetic Philips driver, suction cup, opening tools (triangle tools, spudgers), tweezers, metal spatula/scr, and prep items (microfiber cloth, prep pad).
- Hardness: listed as 9H.
Installation reality check
Most buyers who complete the repair successfully emphasize patience, careful disassembly, and test steps before you permanently seal everything back down. The hardest part is often dealing with the old cracked glass, and several buyers highlight that removal can create a mess if the screen shatters. The kit includes tools to help with this, but buyers still commonly reference a full install video to reduce mistakes.
There is also a recurring “don’t panic” point: if the display does not behave as expected immediately after reconnecting, a hard restart procedure may be needed before you evaluate the digitizer performance. The goal is to confirm touch response and home button behavior before final adhesive steps.
Pros and cons for different buyer types
Best for
- Owners of a 2018 iPad 6th gen (A1893/A1954) with broken or unresponsive touch input who are comfortable doing a delicate DIY repair.
- DIYers who want a kit that bundles tools and front assembly components together, instead of sourcing everything separately.
- People willing to go slowly, handle a cracked screen carefully, and verify functionality before sealing.
Who should avoid it
- Buyers whose problem is primarily an LCD or display issue, since this kit is for the digitizer touch glass.
- Anyone not prepared to work with small connectors and adhesive, especially if the current glass is badly shattered.
- Shoppers who expect Touch ID to be automatically supported without transferring original home button hardware.
How to judge whether it’s worth it
This kit tends to make sense when your iPad’s touch layer is the real failure and you want to keep costs down versus a shop screen repair. It becomes less attractive if you are unsure about the cause (touch vs display), if you need an LCD replacement, or if you are not confident working around home button flex connections.
If you buy, treat compatibility and installation prep as the real “purchase criteria”: confirm your model number, review the tool workflow in advance, and plan to test the setup before applying final adhesive.
Alternatives to consider (based on what’s broken)
- If the LCD is damaged: look for an iPad 6th gen replacement that includes the LCD, not just the digitizer (touch glass). This kit will not address display-only failures.
- If you want the smoothest experience: a professional repair may reduce the risk of connector damage or poor alignment, especially when the existing glass is heavily cracked.
- If you are missing tools or don’t want a DIY workflow: consider a repair service or a more complete replacement assembly kit that matches your exact expectations for home button and authentication features.
Price and availability
The listing is currently shown as in stock, with the price typically lower than many local repair quotes because you are doing the labor yourself. To confirm the most current cost, check the live price on the product page.
FAQs
Does this replace the LCD too?
No. This kit is for the digitizer touch glass only, so it does not include an LCD replacement.
Will it work with iPad 6th gen A1893 and A1954?
It is intended for the 2018 iPad 6th generation 9.7-inch models A1893 and A1954, including Wi-Fi and Cellular versions.
Does Touch ID work with this kit?
Touch ID support is not provided in the kit as-is. If you want Touch ID to remain, you may need to transfer your original home button hardware to the new screen assembly.
How hard is the installation?
It can be challenging, mainly because removing cracked glass and handling small connectors requires care. Many buyers recommend taking your time and referencing a full install video during the process.
What tools are included?
The kit includes a suction cup, magnetic Philips driver, opening tools (spudgers and triangle opening tools), tweezers, a metal spatula/scr, plus prep items like microfiber cloth and a prep pad.
Specifications
| Product Title | A1893 A1954 Screen Replacement Kit for iPad 6 (6th Gen) Digitizer Touch Glass 6th Generation 9.7 inch 2018, with Home Button Full Repair Tools [Without LCD] |
|---|---|
| Category | Electronics > Computers & Accessories > Tablet Replacement Parts > Screens |
| Brand | JPUNG |
| Manufacturer | JPUNG |
| Model Name | JP-02 |
| Model Number | JP-02 |
| Product Dimensions | 7.87"L x 5.12"W |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Tempered Glass |
| Compatible Devices | Setting->General->About->Model Name: iPad (6th Generation) |
| Item Hardness | 9H |
| Compatible Phone Models | iPad (6th generation) A1893 A1954 |
| Special Features | Scratch Resistant |
| Finish Type | Glossy |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Screen Size | 9.7 Inches |
| Screen Surface Description | Glossy |
| Clarity | 0.9999 |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 7.87"L x 5.12"W |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Brand Name | JPUNG |
| Part Number | JP-02 |
| Special Feature | Scratch Resistant |
Available variants
Color
- White
- Black
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