Finally, replaced the cracked screen on my iPad 5th generation. Only took about 4hrs, less time than when I replaced my bf's iPad Pro 12.9" smashed screen. Had a bit of a problem at the beginning since the iOpener and the suction didn't quite work, but used a small flat screwdriver instead to open a gap. And then putting the Home button back was a bit challenging, but when I finally replaced the screen and turned on the iPad, everything worked! Yay! I do agree with some of you regarding the reassemble part's reverse order. I need step-by-step instructions on replacing everything! But luckily, everything worked out fine this time. Thank you!

I just replaced iPad Pro 12.9” screen and I thought that was complicated. Replacing iPhone XS rear broken glass looks much more daunting! I think the broken rear glass of iPhone XS will keep for now.

Thank you for making the guide. It really helped me replace a friend's iPad Pro 12.9 4th generation cracked screen. I did it yesterday, and it only took me a whole day! 😆