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Had an issue with my Apple Cinema Display not turning on. As soon as I entered the store the guy…read morestarted to diagnose the possible issues, he tried to force it to turn on a few different ways and within 5 minutes discovered the power source was the issue. He replaced the power cord free of charge and got me on my merry way. I had low expectations, but was pleasantly surprised

My Apple watch battery wasn't holding a charge anymore; I prefer to get as much life out of…read moreelectronic things as I can. The options were to bring it to Best Buy (who'd send it to Apple for $99), buy a DIY kit for $45, or bring it to I Fix Screens right down the street. I did some research and found that replacing Apple watch batteries requires the screen to be removed and then heat-sealed with a special glue. That seemed too delicate an operation for me to try on my own. I read some Google reviews that said IFS was less expensive than BB, and since it's also much closer to me, it seemed like a no-brainer. I brought it in. I was told to leave it and the repairman would be in touch; it was ready within the week. I got a bit of sticker shock picking it up when he told me it was $130--I thought at the very least the price would be competitive with Apple! (Frankly, for $50 more than his fee I could get a brand new watch!) He said he told me the price on the phone, but honestly, I didn't hear it. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt, but if I had heard that price, I would have told him no thanks. When I got the watch home I noticed that there seemed to be deep scratches or nicks all along the edges where the screen meets the encasement. I took some photos of it to get a closer view, and it looks like bits of excess glue maybe? I don't want to mess with it, but seriously, for that price it should look pristine. I'm including the photos; the knobby bits are circled in red. ***UPDATE: There's no discernible difference in battery life. What an incredible waste of money!

MrTechPro - mobilephonerepair - Updated November 2026

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