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I never tried repairing anything my self /mum would kill me...
You could try Verizon, but its your own damage so I don't know. So you could try yourself, or pay someone to replace it for you. or live with it, haha.
it is not realy that hard there are step by step vidieos on youtube i just replaced my ear piece speaker yesterday and alltogather it only took me about 30 mins.
Kinda in the same boat here. Just got my phone about 2 weeks ago (lost my D3, so they upped me to D4) and dropped the phone face down, and spidered the screen. Verizon said they don't fix it, they send it back and something about a charge-back for returning the device. My insurance is through Asurion, I JUST forked out 100 for the deductible and I really don't want to fork out another 100 and use my 2nd insurance claim this quick (I work as a mechanic so that insurance is nice if/when something happens.) Does anyone know someone in the SE Michigan area (Detroit, Downriver) that will do this and have the parts in stock?
Dropped mine , cracked screen. Motorola replaced screen for around $100. I have Asurion, deductible would have been same so I saved a Asurion claim and used Moto. Phone cone about a week.
Worked fine.
Dropped mine , cracked screen. Motorola replaced screen for around $100. I have Asurion, deductible would have been same so I saved a Asurion claim and used Moto. Phone cone about a week.<br>Worked fine.<br><br>
Pretty sure best buy can fix it as well. Money says they ship it off for the repairs though. If you buy your phone through best buy and get insurance through them they will replace your phone at anytime for free. And the insurance is only $10/month.
I did this with my Ally - tricky work even if you can get the parts. I had to buy a couple of dead phones to get the parts at a reasonable price then the fun started to disassemble and reassemble to replace the screen. THIS IS S TRICKY TASK and you need to snap pictures all along the way so you can put it back together. If you are not well versed in extremely small work with lighted magnifying glass and have the microscrewdrivers don't even consider it. I was successful replacing the LCD and the glass ( I ran over the phone with my car ) but I have the equipment and the skills and patience.
if u ask me, it's neither. it cracks and scratches with little effort. the gorilla glass title is just a marketting name. but it's time all touchscreen fones were made shatter and scratch proof.
You can watch the repair video first. I f you're sure that you can buy a replacement part and repalce it yourself. You can find many repair part after serarched. But if you're not sure, then you'd better go to verizon. Good luck.