Changing the digitizer on Asus TF101, worth it?

[Oyeve]

So, my old Asus TF101 had a blown speaker that I blew out a couple of years ago, I bought some speaker replacement for 7 bucks, I am taking it apart, which I have done many times, as I am unscrewing one of the top screws near the digitizer, the screwdriver lightly taps the digitizer and BAM. cracks it in bazillion pieces.

So, has anyone replaced a digitizer on the TF101 and is it worth the 25+ dollar expense? I don't even know what I have on it. is it easy? I have a few other tablets that I use so its not like I need this but I did pay 400 bucks a few years ago on it.

 

[Ravynmagi]

There is a partial guide for replacing the display (apparently he forgot to finish it and left out the last step).
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Repairing+Black+Display+on+an+Asus+Transformer+TF101/15794

It looks easy enough. Remove the bezel with pry tool, unscrew the display, remove a ribbon cable.

A problem I had when trying to repair phones though is replacement LCDs often are defective themselves. So you risk flush $25 down the drain (or having to go through the hassle of getting a refund) on a display that might not work.