I was replacing a botched
s6 lcd digitizer replacement for a friend of mine from work. The quality of the screen is fantastic for the price, but I will admit that it is somewhat thicker than the original screen, and you have to push it down Extremely hard in order to get it to be completely flush with the outer frame. It is not impossible, but like I said you have to put a lot of pressure onto it to get it far enough into the frame to truly get it to be flush. I didn't have any issues with cables, no broken pixels, no issues whatsoever with the screen itself. It's also really convenient to get all of the tools and things you need.
This is not something you should take on lightly though. It's a pretty easy repair for a professional, but it's pretty easy to ruin multiple things when you are doing it yourself. You've got to find a really good, high quality, video to watch as you try to do this repair yourself. It's not impossible, and gives you the option to save a lot of money. But you've got to be very patient and very careful to do this yourself.
