YUYIKES 2mm 3M Adhesive Sticker Tape LCD Screen/ Digitizer Sticker For HTC 4G Evo Supersonic, Incredible, HD2 T8585, Desire, Hero, Legend, Diamond 2

Bought a used Samsung Galaxy S3 with a cracked screen. Bought a screen remover kit and tried re-using the glue that was left over from removing the screen. I had problems where it the touch would not register on certain areas over the screen. I figured it was the unevenness of the screen because some parts had more glue left than other parts. I removed all the remaining glue (took a long time.. but found a trick where I would clump a ball of the glue and use that to lift the glue from other areas) and placed this adhesive sticker all around edges and available space.Worked like a charm. This is not regular "tape". This is adhesive, very similar to the glue that was already in there if not the same exact thing. My touchscreen works 100% now. I tested all corners and the entire screen. There are no issues with the device not registering my finger anymore and it looks brand new now. I just firmly pressed the screen in and it worked.If you are replacing your screen on your smartphone this is a MUST HAVE. I think to properly replace the screen, although more work, it is important to replace the adhesive.Other thoughts: I may heat the screen to melt the adhesive a little to make a stronger bond but it may not be necessary because it seems pretty firmly placed. Also when you are working with this, I recommend using very fine tweezers. Product lists several phones but it should work with almost ANY smartphone. The 2mm is small enough for any of the edges.

When my digitizer broke on my HTC EVO 3D, my cell phone company wanted me to pay $100 to get it fixed. Instead, I did it myself. While there are dozens of phone repair tutorials out on the web that tell you what tools you need (pry tool, torx screwdrivers, philips screwdrivers), most of them don't tell you that you need some kind of adhesive. Well I'm confirming that if you have a smartphone and you don't want the LCD screen and digitizer to slip/fall out, you need adhesive. With that said, I bought this one.My complaints of other reviews are that the ratings for this product is all over the place. People complain about the location, ship speed, quality but they never mention who they bought it from. If you're reading my review, take notice that MULTIPLE 3rd parties sell this exact same item. So who you pick as your seller determines all that.With that said, the vendor I chose was "BESTLED", also listed as "Besthongkong Technology Company Limited". The reason I chose them is that despite their location is Hong Kong, *SOME ITEMS* they sell are via Amazon fulfillment, which makes them:1) Eligible for Amazon Prime (I got mine in 2 days)2) Shipments are based out of the United StatesThe price I got it for was $4.29 when I ordered it.NOTE: At the time, they had it as Amazon Fulfilment - Amazon Prime. As of 9/21/2012, this item from "BESTLED" is not valid for Amazon Prime anymore. So be aware that this might come from overseas.Obviously this is cut from a main roll of the same stuff. For those of you that didn't realize, this is how they cut tape down to a specific size. Whether it's Scotch tape, duct tape, electrical tape, sticker tape; it all comes from a bigger roll. My item was *expertly cut*. There were no jaggy edges or accidents. The entire roll was uniform in size.As for quality, this is a legit 3M product. The adhesive is very sticky and decently strong. It's not strong like super glue but it is strong enough to keep your screen/digitizer from slipping and is strong enough to adhere it to the assembly.As for the quantity, I'm not sure how one would ever use this much unless they were in the profession of phone repairs. I got it simply because this is one item required for phone repair and I only used about a 8 inches of it (I had to repair two phones). Estimating the remaining amount, I still have plenty to for at least 30 phones or more.This product is highly recommended.

The real name for this tape is 3M 300LSE. 300LSE is like a formulation, if you will. You can buy it in rolls (like this), and patches, apparently. I guess if you're a big business you could also get it custom cut. If you're technical, you can look up the datasheet for this 300LSE tape on google. It gives you details on storage, surfaces it works on, etc.Works very cleanly for attaching phone displays and any other kind of repair work inside phones, tablets and laptops. It is sticky, but I think it looses its properties if you store it in a humid environment. Also, it only works best if you are sticking very flat and clean surfaces (it's absolutely excellent doing that). Things like sheet metal, flat plastics, glass and acrylic can be stuck with this. It's a very thin, transparent tape film, that's why it doesn't work on anything textures (use regular scotch brand double sided tape for textured stuff).This tape can also be cut and shaped with a sharp x-acto knive or something similar. Get wax paper on the supermarket, cut a piece of that, cut your desired length of this 3M tape and stick it to the wax paper (it doesn't really stick permanently). Now draw the desired shape or cut it directly. If you need a thin straight line, use a ruler of course, and run the blade along.Now, here are some technical facts I extracted from the datasheet so everyone knows:- provides high bond strength to most surfaces-sticks to many low surface energy plastics such as polypropylene and powder coated paint-provides excellent adhesion to surfaces contaminated lightly withoil typically used with machine parts (phones?)-there is an excellent table on the datasheet that tells you how much force (or weight) the tape can hold per square inch (or square mm) in steel, ABS plastic and Polypropylene under different circumstances.-" High humidity has a minimal effect on adhesive performance", that refutes what I thought-" Immersion in water has no appreciable effect on the bond strength.After 100 hours at room temperature, the high bond strength is maintained"Aaaand the best of all, you get a truckload of this stuff for a couple of dollars, it's amazing value compared to normal scortch brand double sided tape if this tape suits your needs (that is, if you're sticking materials that work on this tape).

did the trick but it could have been a bit wider.