N5-KADW-ICGO LCD Screen Replacement with Backlight for PSP Go

The PSP Go is becoming harder and harder to find these days. One in decent shape is around $150, boxed ones will cost you over $300. I had a PSP Go sitting around for a few years I picked up for $80 back when they weren't so expensive. The issue is that these get tossed around in drawers, pockets, backpacks, and the plastic lens that covers the LCD gets scratched so bad you can't see the game very well. For $20 this is a no-brainer solution. The disassembly is fairly easy and the whole process takes maybe an hour as there are tiny ribbon cables that can be a pain to reassemble. I recommend the following tools before starting. - Phillips #00 screwdriver - Plastic guitar pick - At least two spudgers with the tips bent at an angle - A rubber mat that can organize your screws - Plastic tweezers The screen looks fantastic and I can't tell the difference from the original. If anything it looks a little better since it's brand new. I can't recommend this replacement enough. As for anyone mentioning that the screen "blows fuses". It's not the screen's fault. Either your PSP was already damaged or had an issue or you did the damage yourself. A screen with no backlight is either a bad LCD with a dead backlight (just an unfortunate dud) or something got short-circuited, or a ribbon cable became damaged or isn't connected properly. As long as you don't damage the tiny ribbon cables you should be good. Update: Bought another for a second PSP Go and no issues. Quality panels.

Fast delivery and arrived with protective packaging. Screen was flawless, no dead pixels or lines. as good as OEM. Would buy again for future screen replacements.

Works great! No issues what so ever. Looks really clear and nice, colors are decent. Looks better than my OEM screen but that one had tons of deep scratches. So this was awesome upgrade.

Arrived broken but a new one was sent, very nice picture, id honestly say looks better than the original

Looks to be exactly what the old one was.

Repair difficulty: Medium. There's a pretty good guide on ifixit. I had the ifixit toolkit so everything went pretty smooth. Lots of small ribbon cables to unplug and plug back in. Avoid the repair if you aren't comfortable with that. Looked slightly warmer than the original screen but I assume that is just a difference in batches. Very awesome to still be able to find screen replacements for an eleven year old console.

Bien

Item came defective and would light up and display nothing when installed. Ordered a second one in hopes of the first one just being a dud.