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If you’ve recently cracked your iPhone screen or glass, you should know your options when it comes to repairs. In this short video, we will present you with a few of your options. Depending on where you live may dictate the best solution, so keep that in mind.
Here are links to everything you’ll need.
Want Apple to handle the repair? This is everything you need link:
This is the only way to KNOW you’re getting a legit part from Apple. If your iPhone is under 1 year old, absolutely use this option. Apple repairs do tend to run on the expensive side. This is also the reason why you may want to consider getting Apple Care + in the future.
IF you decide the best option is to take your device to a local repair shop, be aware that if they are not Apple Authorized, they are very likely using 3rd party parts. In my experience (based on where I live) this can be a bit of a crapshoot. You never hear about the ones who had success stories, but I have heard plenty of complaints (specifically screens coming off after a few weeks). This may not be a good option for someone with trained eyes. There can be a noticeable difference in screen brightness and clarity. If you decide to go with this option, please print out our PDF.
PDF – Before You Leave The Store
http://bit.ly/2tRaCcf
Link to IRESQ: http://www.iresq.com/282.html
This is a great option if you want to send your iPhone (or frankly, almost anything made by Apple) to be repaired and don’t care about original parts. On average this saves around $100 in the total cost and I have been recommending these guys for years.
Want to learn more about the Digital Right to Repair Act?
Link: http://repair.org/fair-repair/
When is the best time to buy a new iPhone?
Article here: https://buyersguide.macrumors.com
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