iPad 3rd Gen Digitizer the same as 2nd Gen?
Can I install a 2nd Gen iPad Digitizer into a the new 3rd Gen iPad?
If so, is it an identical match?
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They appear to be different parts (iPad 2 digitizer, iPad 3 digitizer).
That said, I've scrutinized the photos from the iFixit teardowns of both the iPad 2 and iPad 3, and darned if I can see any significant differences. The metal shield around the camera appears to have grown a spring-contact on the iPad 3 to improve contact with whatever it touches, but that looks like it. And it would be very in keeping for Apple to use the same part for both iPad 2 and 3 if they function the same way. The logic boards of each of the two even have their various connectors to the screen and speaker arrays in the same spot.
So: inconclusive. Maybe we'll luck out and an iFixit staffer will compare and contrast the parts for us.
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Thank you. It would be nice of iFixit to that ;)
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The board sockets (connectors) are the same. The iPad 3 digitizer cable is longer though. So, as stated above, you can use the iPad 3 diggie on an iPad 2 with a couple of folds on the longer cable. However, you wouldn't be able to use an iPad 2 diggie on an iPad 3. The cable just isn't long enough.
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I just replaced an iPad 2 digitizer with an iPad 3 digitizer. Although the flex cable is different in length, it still fits the mainboard connector and has a couple of extra folds that got tucked under the screen, as far as I can tell, it works.
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Mark Richard,
Please let me know, after you replaced it and completed every thing, did the digitizer looked fit on the ipad?? or there was some kind of problems??
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iPad 2 digitizer does not fit iPad 3 the flex cable is totally different.
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see above you just repeated what he said lol
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I believe the connector is in a different location. I'll be doing one in about 2 weeks and can update as I have the iPad 2 in stock.
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I would not do it. The ribbon cable is longer and is at a different angle. See photo...
This can result in a problem sealing the screen...
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Will a ipad 2 digitizer fit a ipad 1?
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Not a chance. Different size and design.
I want the other way around. I have an IPad1 in pristine condition and my daughter IPad2 glass screen has a big crack. Can I swapped it out from Ipad1 to Ipad2 since my Ipad 1 is just a glorified wall clock?
iPad 1 and 2 are too different. Better buy a new third part digitizer for the iPad 2.
What about the lcd would a 3 fit a 2 and other way around?
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An iPad 3 LCD will not fit an iPad 2 at all the connector is different: 3 has a ZIF socket and 2 has a metal connector with a metal clip and 3 is a retina display these are incompatible.
I just replaced a white iPad 2 screen with a black screen replacement and there seems to be a noticeable difference in the screen size. It doesn't quite fill the frame. Did I get the wrong screen ?
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Use the iPad 3/4 touchscreen, just fold the flex cable and tuck it under the LCD, make sure you don't tear it or rip it. it will work. I been doing this for years. The camera bracket is different, just swap it for the broken one.
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Was wondering the same thing. I want to get a color conversion for mine but all of the ones I've found have been iPad 2's...
- de Colton
I checked my ipad imei and said it was an ipad 3G. My touch screen was cracked so i need to replace it. The question i have no see ipad 3G it always ipad 3 in selling touch screen. Can i buy ipad 3 touch screen to my ipad 3G it will work? Please help me.
- de Semjhi
no they are different
- de iPod Fix It