Latest Home Button Replacement for iPhone 7 7Plus 8 8Plus, Home Button Main Key Flex Cable Assembly Replacement with Repair Tools for iPhone 7 7P 8 8P (Version4.0 White)

I broke my original one trying to reinstall it back into the screen. I was on the fence on this one, as some reviews said it was just for decoration, while others reviews said it worked fine.Well, its not just for decoration. It does in fact work. No touch ID mind you, but the home button works well. You will just have to put your passcode in a lot.I think why many say it don't work, is that they over tighten the screw that goes directly into the home button. Instructors on IfixIT says you can't over tighten it or it will NOT work.Make sure when you install it, you have the home button in the correct position and don't bend the delicate cable the wrong way. Check out a youtube video. That's how I broke the original one. Sucks. But lesson learned. Never rush it. Do it right.

Excelente y funcionando

They don't seem to work with the local ARM mcu. both phones say it can activate as in it does not find it and won't allow you to add a print. I reset without erasing my pictures and other configurations and still doesn't work.

So it happened, my home button was cracked and I tried to find options to replace it. Apple support said it would be $319.99 with full usability of touch id, local repair facility offered $199.99 for the same. Meanwhile used iPhone 7 in top configuration (256 GB, GSM/CDMA) and mint condition costs $189.99 on internet auctions. So even no sense to repair.So I've ordered this set and replaced the button myself. The button works fine, though has a bit higher sensitivity than the stock one. But the set of tools shipped with it are of very low quality, and I even could not complete disassembling my iPhone with these tools. Y-shaped screwdriver just turned into garbage on an attempt to detach corresponding screws, and penta-star one is not in ideal state too. I had to visit local tool store and buy much better set of screwdrivers, then I've completed the process.Important: watch 2-3 different videos on how to replace the button before starting work. It's a bit more complex that shown on the pictures here. Get a set of screwdrivers with magnet heads. Prepare a box where you'd put all that small screws and other parts.I also put some tiny amount of marine-grade silicone sealant around the button so no sweat or dirt from my fingers could find it's way inside the phone when I click the button, but I don't know if this is really critical.

The day after i returned from a 3 month international trip (september 2018), my iphone 7 fell in the river. I recovered it, it turned on, but the home button was destroyed. I couldn't unlock the phone in order to initiate an itunes backup. I thought I was going to lose the photos from the trip forever. Fast forward a year and a half, I saw my old iphone 7 in a drawer and had some renewed interest to try again. I found this product on amazon and thought "why the hell not for $16?" Installation is a little tricky, as it everything Apple related. I'm ecstatic to say that it DID return home button function, so I want able to unlock my phone and pull my old memories off. THANK YOU!

I am an experienced phone repairer, I fix phones and make a living doing it. I needed a quick home button for my iPhone 7 and that’s why I am here the home button came in neatly and professionally boxed up so I continued to open it and I seen little differences on the appearance of the button such as the ring that holds the nail not being part of it and it not having glue attached to the wire. Now it’s performance was worse then I expected buying the 4.0 I thought I was buying one close the original home button obviously the Touch ID wouldn’t work but the thing that disturbed me was the fact that it didn’t feel like a button in fact it didn’t even click, i just had to tap not press the home button to work unlike the original which is an actual button. I would recommend it if your fine with the home button having only to be tapped instead of clicked but I failed to see any honest reviews before buying so I thought I would do it myself

Had a second-hand iPhone where someone had botched a screen replacement and left the home button inoperable. No replacement home buttons will work as a fingerprint reader because Apple pairs serial numbers on the home button but it DID work as a push-button for the home, which was all I expected and was happy with my purchase.

Works as intended ! Obviously the finger print don't work but apparently everything else works great after replacing it