[djburkes]

If you are replacing a digitizer on a Lumia 920, make sure you use black adhesive. I just replaced one and if you don't use black adhesive, light leaks from the Windows home button and from the side. I made the mistake of using clear. It really wasn't difficult at all. The digitizer came off fairly easily using a hair dryer, suction cup, and a guitar pick. The replacement digitizer seemed to be of good quality and seated into the frame really well. The hardest part was removing the old adhesive and cutting the new adhesive to fit. I've replaced digitizers on iPads and iPhone 3gs but this replacement was the easiest by far. If you have a cracked screen, don't be afraid to replace it yourself. Just follow the directions in these 2 videos and you shouldn't have a problem:

[kevinrk]

Where did you get your digitizer from?
I've been looking all week

[djburkes]

I got it from here. It looks like they may be out of stock now.

[kevinrk]

yeah been out of stock for a while

[Yanwei Song]

djburkes, in the second video, it seems the digitizer has adhesive with it. Is that the case the digitizer you got has no glue?

[landfan]

you guys can check here: Nokia Lumia 920 Parts?

[djburkes]

djburkes, in the second video, it seems the digitizer has adhesive with it. Is that the case the digitizer you got has no glue?

The digitizer I purchased had no adhesive. I had to purchase and cut adhesive to fit. It wasn't too hard though.

[Yanwei Song]

Thanks, djburkes. Yes I just got the new digitizer which has no adhesive, I'll buy some double tape for it.