Cadillac CUE Premium Touch Screen Replacement – New Ultra-Responsive Dual-Mode Chip & HD Gel-Free Display – OEM-Quality Digitizer for 2013–2020 Models – Free Install Guide & Lifetime Support

Just got swapped old car for a new one. The screen started cracking after a snow storm 2 months after I got it. It was all down hill from there. It was definitely worth the time and money.I used tape to keep track of screws. (Pictures above)On the instructions video they forget to mention the defroster plug next to alarm (Knew it was there from vids I watched before I ordered Cue screen) Do not pull out after alarm plug make sure you pull defroster plus as well on left hand side. It's shown in vid but spoken about in video.If you have a wireless charger they mention it in video but say it's not shown in Cue screen video. The pic of cable is where the wireless charger disconnects. Or you can you use a T-15 tork with 10-12 inch extension to remove wireless charger forward a little so you can unplug that way. (Pictured above of how I disconnected wireless charger) not sure if all models connect the same way so those are the 2 ways it can be disconnected. You will have wire hanging from unit once removed if you have to do it the way I did.Also my unit did NOT have a light connector that you need to disconnect before you separate the hidden compartment from screen part of of unit. It just had the clear plastic light cover in between the hidden compartment and unit make sure when you put it back together the clear light shield doesn't fall off.It takes time but is not extremely difficult don't be afraid to use some force. It feels like you might break something just go slow and don't be afraid to just pull or push when you need to when taking trim off.No more spider cracks and touching different spots to try to get screen to do what I want it to do. Now it can sense every where I touch on screen.

This was easy to do. The instructions from their YouTube videos (2 of them, 1 for removal from the dash 3-5 minutes & 1 for disassembly of Q system to remove and install screen 20 plus minutes) are easy to follow with great audio and video step by step. Don’t rush and take your time, and you will have this whole project done in under 2 hours.

This replacement screen is fantastic. As in the product description, the dealership would charge you $1500 to $2,000 to replace the whole cue unit (I received a quote in 2022.)Instead, 1.5 hours of careful work fixed my unresponsive screen.This is, in fact, the second time the vehicle has had the same issue. The previous owner of my 2014 ATS (co-worker) replaced the whole unit in 2017 under a GM warranty since the screen was cracked and stopped working. And I had an unresponsive screen right after five years since then. So this clearly shows that the OEM screen stops working within 3 to 5 years. So replacing the whole unit doesn't solve the issue essentially, and ultimately it is wasting time and money.Many Kudos to Cuescreen!!! You guys saved a lot of my money and time since this is supposed to be a permanent fix for this issue!!! (We’ll see how long this screen works)The installation was not too complicated, thanks to the YouTube videos Cuescreen created. I watched the video before I purchased the product, and I followed the instructions carefully while working on the replacement.It took just 10 min to remove the unit from the vehicle and about 1 hour and 20min to complete the rest of it. The most challenging part for me was the screen alignment. I broke one of the plastic pins at the bottom... Since there are many screws, I figured other pins and screws could align the screen, and I ignored the one broken pin. Luckily I was okay.The screen and the cue system work perfectly now, with a much more responsive screen. The screen seems durable, and the look of it is exactly the same as the stock screen.I work for a car OEM, but not a professional mechanic. If you are good at following instructions, only tools you need are tools coming with the kit, and a screwdriver and 7mm socket.Thank you Cuescreen, and I recommend this for everyone!!!

Works better than the original. Color is great and screen is very responsive. Well worth the money! Take your time to install and watch the videos and you won't be disappointed

The Cue System replacement touchscreen for a 2017 Cadillac ATS is an Excellent product. It fit perfectly and works as well as the original OEM screen. It can be a DIY project as long as you have an attention to detail. There are several different steps to the disassembly, so you have to pay close attention to what screws go in each location and at which step they need to be installed. If it is installed correctly, it is definitely a 5 star product. The dealer wanted $1,200.00 to $1,500.00 to do the repair L&M, by making this a DIY project, the total cost was approximately $130.00 and one hour of time 👍.

I was not only impressed with quality of the touch screen but especially impressed with the video instructions.This is a fairly complicated install but the instructions are very thorough and detailed.It went together with no problems and is working great!