Changing a Digitizer on a Nintendo 2DS XL

[@notalus5919]

Might be a tldr but have some creative criticism in there to improve your vids; Did you attempt to use the stylus? Have the same thing with my own 2ds, but if i use either my finger nail (not even needing to be long, just being able to feel your nail on the screen without your finger will do) or a stylus will work perfectly. And if you did and it still had the same problem, please show that in the video. It would save people time and money to just buy a stylus, which is the most likely thing to lose for the ds family (especially if you're buying second hand).

[@fixingmoddingbuilding]

So yes with a stylus it works ok, however a factory fitted touchscreen works perfect with a finger too. This is what I am trying to replicate, not everyone uses the stylus, like me. I want it to be finger responsive which these replacement screens are not. So the hunt will continue for a responsive digitizer.

[@donnumski]

@@fixingmoddingbuilding need to get plastic digitizer, just like the original. Unfortunately it is hard to come by them. For any kind of Nintendo 2DS or 3DS really. I was lucky to get hold of many for the New 3DS XL.