Depending on the person, it's not worth the time. The youtube videos are for repair stores if they so wish to attempt.
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We purchase back broken LCDs from repair centers around the us ( http://www.harvestcellular.net ) and so I speak for the masses when they say "It's not worth it".
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We purchase back broken LCDs from repair centers around the us and so I speak for the masses when they say "It's not worth it".
You need dust free environment, optical glue some time and a steady hand to separate the LCD from the digitizer and the right parts.
Most repair locations attempt these types of repairs but the quality for a paying customer is not consistent enough to make it worth the time and effort. When we buy the LCD screens back, they call back saying it was too much of a headache and prefer to just sell back to us.
Even when professionally replacing just the digitizer, there is a 10%-15% chance of something going wrong and everything being worthless.
if you like tinkering and have some time, ...my opinion would slightly shift.
Depending on the person, it's not worth the time. The youtube videos are for repair stores if they so wish to attempt.
We purchase back broken LCDs from repair centers around the us ( http://www.harvestcellular.net ) and so I speak for the masses when they say "It's not worth it".
You need dust free environment, optical glue some time and a steady hand to separate the LCD from the digitizer and the right parts.
Most repair locations attempt these types of repairs but the quality for a paying customer is not consistent enough to make it worth the time and effort. When we buy the LCD screens back, they call back saying it was too much of a headache and prefer to just sell back to us.
Even when professionally replacing just the digitizer, there is a 10%-15% chance of something going wrong and everything being worthless.
if you like tinkering and have some time, ...my opinion would slightly shift.