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how easy is it to repair phone screens?

Lilninjsways

I would like to repair phone screens since my friend really needs to fix her iPhone screen its GOD AWFULLY broken its also very popular with the people im around (all teens) and I love repairing technology (pc's mostly but also phones) building/repairing computers is mostly a piece of cake nowadays but how are phones like? Thanks! 

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4 minutes ago, Lilninjsways said:

I would like to repair phone screens since my friend really needs to fix her iPhone screen its GOD AWFULLY broken its also very popular with the people im around (all teens) and I love repairing technology (pc's mostly but also phones) building/repairing computers is mostly a piece of cake nowadays but how are phones like? Thanks! 

well each phone is VERY different, so why don't you start with telling us which iPhone you're trying to repair?

 

and if you meant repair phone screens as a job... well again.. each phone is very different, some are really easy and some are really hard

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1 minute ago, syn2112 said:

well each phone is VERY different, so why don't you start with telling us which iPhone you're trying to repair?

 

and if you meant repair phone screens as a job... well again.. each phone is very different, some are really easy and some are really hard

right now only iphones  her phone is a iPhone 8 since anything not iPhone is very different! I love my android and only use android but any phone can have android on it haha and many phones are very different from each other

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To replace the screen is an adventure, but, it's not impossible. I would just make sure you have an iFix-it pro tech toolkit or something similar.

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Just now, FunkmastaFlex said:

To replace the screen is an adventure, but, it's not impossible. I would just make sure you have an iFix-it pro tech toolkit or something similar.

alright... her screen is just terribly cracked up everything else is fine

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1 minute ago, Lilninjsways said:

right now only iphones  her phone is a iPhone 8 since anything not iPhone is very different! I love my android and only use android but any phone can have android on it haha and many phones are very different from each other

well iPhone 8 and iPhone 7 are harder to fix than older iPhones, because they use glue to mount the screen so they're water resistant, you can watch videos on youtube.

once you replace the screen, that water resistant feature is out the window.

 

but if you're talking iphone 6s and older, they're stupidly easy to repair.

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Just now, syn2112 said:

well iPhone 8 and iPhone 7 are harder to fix than older iPhones, because they use glue to mount the screen so they're water resistant, you can watch videos on youtube.

once you replace the screen, that water resistant feature is out the window.

 

but if you're talking iphone 6s and older, they're stupidly easy to repair.

alright thanks!

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