Rinbers® BLACK LCD Screen Display Touch Panel Glass Digitizer Assembly with Frame Combo Replacement for Playstation PS Vita PSV PCH-1001 PCH-1101

So this arrived in perfect condition. Mine says Sony and PSvita on it. Appears to be factory? I dunno but it looks like the same exact thing and works great. My old screen was ok but I dropped it once, not hard or anything, onto snow and it put a little scratch on the screen. Enough to bug me. So I got this and a screen protector! haha Install was fun, slow and tedious. Watching some youtube vids on how too, sure helped.Just took my time and followed along. Seems intimidating at first, but just keep the little screws organized and be gentle, and anyone can do it. Took me a couple hours going slow and careful but soooooooo worth it. Pure, clean, OLED just like new. Feels like my VITA is restored again. Very happy. I recommend this, and I'd buy this exact one again if I ever had to.

Upon arrival screen looked ok (my broken screen is the last image for reference) - when booting up everything worked fine and no visible issues. As long as brightness is all the way up nothing is noticeable. I resumed a game and when a dark screen popped up damage was visible. This damage seems to be from defective screen not anything wrong during installation as I use a rubber mat padded with foam to avoid things like this - please help resolve this issue or send a replacement.

I think I broke something while installing it and now the touchscreen is CRAZY, but the screen looks amazing!

It came in and I went to work switching all the parts over. After finishing the replacement I have noticed that one half of the screen is coming up on the bottom right this is just a minor thing and can be annoying to some. If you buy this just keep in mind that it is not going to be 100% in perfect quality and may have some problems with it and also some parts would not fit correctly due to the mold of the plastic being big in some areas and then small. But if your patient enough to do this switch over it is actually really straightforward and pretty simple to do, I would also keep this in mind if you ever attempt it go and look up a YouTube video on how to do it if you're not so sure where certain things should go and if it is possible you can go to a place to probably see if it can get replaced by a store or a company. Overall this product works good just may have some flaws with it but I hope that this helps to better understand and would recommend to also look at other reviews on this too.

I bought two of these based on other "hit or miss" reviews. First, these ARE 100% OLED SCREENS - at least my two were. Also the finish on both the face and sides looks perfect to me, same glossiness, same reflectiveness, etc. The logos are spot on as well. I feel like these might actually just be factory rejects that were put aside and resold later due to minor defects found in QC.I think this because both of my replacements look and perform just like the factory model, but had minor issues. As you can see in the photos, one had some cracking on the front above the face buttons. This is somewhat minor and only really visible in brighter light, but still definitely there. The other had a somewhat bad "mura effect" on the screen. If you don't know what this is, look up "Mura effect Vita" and you'll see some good reference images - all Vitas have this to some degree, it's effectively a minor backlight uniformity issue and is often just a couple small "splotches" but my replacement has a noticeable streak from the bottom middle to the middle right of the screen that measures ~5cm long and about 2-3mm thick. These oled defects are generally only noticeable in low light, more uniform scenes (like loading screens) and will almost never be noticeable during normal play, especially at a higher brightness. but having a big streak instead of a couple small splotches is definitely enough to be visible in some scenes (like in menus and while playing on minimum brightness).The fit of the replacement was spot on, I had no issues there. Just be aware that replacing the faceplate is a hassle, harder than a PSP but definitely still doable for anyone careful enough and with the right tools - I'd strongly suggest looking up a tutorial on YT before diving in, and don't forget to swap over the smaller parts like the plastic for the game cartridge light, silver joystick rings, and 4 thermal pads.Overall I'm happy enough with the replacement, as you can see my old faceplate was pretty beat up so this is a major improvement, it just isn't quite factory perfect and your mileage may vary for what defects you end up with (if any.)

The screen came in in perfect condition and works perfectly. However, if you've just replaced a screen or something on another device, this thing might be a shock to put replace, as its essentially a full internals swap to the new assembly. Lots of tiny easy to break wires. Definitely get professional help before you even attempt it if you doubt yourself. The screen itself is pretty much exactly the same as the old, the speakers work just as clearly as well. The whole thing was wrapped securely between two pieces of cardboard wrapped in bubble wrap inside of a box that didn't allow much movement at all all contained within the standard amazon shipping package, as well as there being a plastic sheet covering the front of the screen.TL;DR:The screen assembly was received in perfect condition and, while difficult to preform the replacement, works just as well as the original screen the Vita I had came with.

The screen was brand new and fitted perfectly on my PS Vita 1000. It was easy to replace, but I suggest you take a picture of your Vita internals before swapping the screen so you can remember how to place the motherboards and screws back again.