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Great Service! These folks Replaced an iPad 12.9 screen,…read morethey did a fantastic job. Absolutely recommend this group

I brought my iPhone in for a simple screen repair. At the time of repair, the phone was locked, so…read moreI was unable to fully test it before leaving. Once I finally regained access, the phone displayed warnings that it did not recognize the replacement part and required a software update. Despite those issues, I still had access to my photos, apps, and personal data. The phone was functioning, even though there were clear problems after the repair. I returned to the store specifically because those issues appeared immediately after their work. Instead of fixing the problem, I left with a phone that was significantly worse than when I arrived. After their second attempt, the phone became completely unusable and was stuck on the restore screen. I lost access to everything. I then took the phone to Apple. One of the first questions they asked was whether the device had recently been repaired. After attempting to restore it on multiple computers, they informed me that the repair was the likely cause of the failure. What frustrates me most is that the company's solution is to offer a refund for the repair. A refund does not make me whole. I did not bring them a dead phone. I brought them a phone with a broken screen. I left with a phone that could no longer be used at all. The issue is not the cost of the repair. The issue is that I now need to replace an entire phone because of a repair that went wrong. Offering to refund the repair charge ignores the much larger loss that their work caused. I understand that repair shops have liability waivers. That does not change the fact that I entrusted them with a functioning device, paid for a repair, and ended up with a phone that Apple could not recover. I would strongly recommend that anyone considering a repair here think carefully before handing over their device.

Lake Mary Computers - datarecovery - Updated October 2026

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