I thought I'd add few pictures of a recent iPhone 5 Screen Repair.

A customer brought in his Sons iPhone 5, it had dropped out of his pocket while running up their drive way and fallen onto the tarmac. The phone was still useable but small pieces of glass had started to come away when in use.

The impact to the screen was very close to the front camera and proximity sensor.  Luckily both were still working fine.

After swapping out the screen module the customer picked up his sons phone looking as good as new.  The customer was charged £120 and the repair was turned around with an hour.

A customer brought their iPad 2 in for repair. The customer was a deep sea diver and had taken the iPad into the decompression chamber on many occasions to help with the boredom. On the last trip the screen had suffered damage due to the vast pressure difference and resulted in black spots on the LCD, see below.

A new LCD screen was fitted and it looked as good as new.

The customer was charged just £110 and that included a new digitiser. What a bargain

A Customer brought her iPad Mini in for repair on Monday with a smashed glass digitiser. 

The part was ordered and fully repaired on Wednesday.  The Customer was charged just £119.