Replacement for iPod Touch 4th Generation A1367 LCD Display Touch Screen Digitizer Assembly USA (White)

Not worth it. Buy from some place else. Back of LCD comes with a cheap protective sticker and once you take it out it shows all the scratches. Also the screen does not fit the iPod (mine is 4th generation). These were definitely used before, even though it doesn’t mention anywhere that these are used.

The screen replacement will just fall apart. The digitizer id not properly secured to the screen. Top left corner of the glass seems higher than any side

The media could not be loaded. TL;DR: Product arrived defective, seller requests return before replacement/refund, blamed me for damaging product during install and won't process the return, contact Amazon and they inform me the seller processed the refund and then charged a restocking fee in the same amount, allowing the seller to keep the defective product AND my money.A to Z refund claim went through, Amazon had my back when the seller took advantage.I bought this and encountered my problem before looking at other reviews. Multiple listings from this seller, apparently identical product, all featuring at least one review with the same problem: The digitizer cable fell apart like wet tissue paper right out of the packaging.I went through the return process (Thank you swift Amazon returns!) and the product was in the mail within a couple hours. The seller (eRepairSolution) later sent me an email stating an issue with the return/replacement and that they needed to receive the product before they could process it. Upon receipt, the seller sent another email blaming me for the damage (Fold marks on the cable - Watch the video to see how laughable this is) and cancelled the transaction. Contacting Amazon about this resulted in the same, though Amazon noted that they had indeed processed the refund, then charged a restocking fee in the same amount. This is illegal by the way, charging a restocking fee in excess of 50% of the product's value.Now this product is likely to be bought by individuals ready, willing, and able to perform the repair themselves. It can be a tedious and delicate process that REQUIRES a careful touch and an abundance of patience less you do more damage to the device in the process. That said, when I took the screen out of the shipping package and it fell apart...I was nothing short of disappointed. Then to be blamed for this by the seller and have them pull these shenanigans with their return policy, swindling me out of my money? I will not stand for this.The money is no longer important, it's the principle of honest business dealings and I dare say this seller's practices are sketchy, if not outright fraudulent. The cable fell apart as if it had been pre-cut with the intention of this happening, the video I included with this review demonstrates the durability the ORIGINAL screen's cable has. So, if this product's cable wasn't sabotaged and this is the expected quality from the seller's product; DO. NOT. BUY. IT.My original screen still works and I will sooner reinstall THAT and accept it as is before ordering another product from this seller. I do not trust eRepairSolution.I have filed an A to Z return with Amazon about this transaction and I HIGHLY recommend you, dear reader, do the same if you've bought one and encounter the same shenanigans from the seller. Remaining silent about this is condoning this kind of behavior. Don't let them get away with it.EDIT: My A to Z claim went through and my refund came in!