I’ve just finished an iPhone 4S screen replacement. The phone turned up half disassembled with the screws, brackets and retaining clips all mixed up. The first job was to measure all the screws to the nearest 0.1mm. Not surprisingly there were 3 screws missing and the rubber surround for the home button. From there onwards it was a straight forward screen repair. The customer was charged £75 and she had her iPhone back in as new condition.
A customer dropped of their iPhone 4S today, it looked in very bad shape. The iPhone turned up in the condition as below. The bottom and top of the screen were totally smashed up, with only tape holding the glass together. The home button assembly was completely separated from the front glass
After the new parts were fitted, the phone looked as good as new. The customer was charged just £70 and went away very happy.
A customer phoned today saying that she had attempted a repair on her iPad and had broken one of the touchscreen ribbon cable connectors. The result was that even with a new touchscreen fitted, only half worked.
She didn’t want to pay the £65 to have the socket replaced, instead we were able to offer an intermediate repair for just £25. She went away happy with a working iPad. We were happy to help.