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What they sold me on the left, and what I wanted on the right.
David S.

TL;DR - Technician / sales rep lied about what work was completed. This kiosk (and the partnered cell phone repair kiosks in the mall) sells cheap or refurbished replacement parts at genuine part prices. Installation was poor, and led to dislodging my front camera and screen adhesive wasn't installed correctly. Pics and research included below: My Pixel 6 Pro suffered a fatal fall, catching the edge of the glass right where the case ends, leading to a shattered AMOLED screen. I have several phones, but I use this one for a few services I really don't want to migrate to a new device. In the past I have fixed several broken screens or busted cameras thanks to iFixit (dot) com - but with the holiday weekend shipping would be delayed - so I tried the local shops. I was told repeatedly by shops that since the screen is an expensive part ($270 retail) no one carries it. This was the only vendor that told me they could get me a replacement screen by the next day, for $270 with $50 down. No problem, that's what all the replacement kits cost online anyways, and I figured they must get a bulk discount to cover the cost of labor. Seemed like a good deal. After I paid my $50 for them to order my part I received several texts asking me what kind of phone did I have, and what parts did I need. This was weird, but whatever. Come the next day, I get a text letting me know the part is in, and I should drop off my phone. I did so, and was told the phone would be fixed in 50 minutes - which seems about right having done similar repairs myself. Oddly, 15 minutes later I got a text on my other cellphone letting me know the phone was ready at a nearby kiosk and I can pay and pick it up. Upon arrival, I could immediately tell something was wrong. The unlock icon, which normally sits above the fingerprint sensor, was moved to the bottom of the screen. Now I knew that if they needed to, they could've moved my old fingerprint sensor from my previous screen and installed it to this screen (though another repair shop told me they're fragile, so it's best to just order the screens with the fingerprint sensor attached.) So I asked: "Did you reattach my fingerprint sensor?" Tech: "Yes, you can set it back up." That was a lie. After playing around with the screen for a few moments while there at the kiosk, I noticed things were a little weird but figured it was because the phone was just booting back up. I was wrong. The screen would constantly freeze, miss fire, have shadow key presses, and require me to reboot my phone. Fed up, I went ahead and ordered a genuine screen replacement kit from iFixit for another $270. It arrived the next day (today as I write this) and it shed some light on things. 1. The technician definitely did not reattach my fingerprint sensor, as it's not there. 2. They used a non-Google screen (more on this in a moment) 3. They did a poor job removing the previous adhesive from the phone body (it takes about a good 20 mins of scraping and using 90% Iso Alcohol to get it all off) 4. The instructions from iFixit call out that you cannot penetrate more than 2mm when separating the screen near the front facing camera, or risk dislodging the lens (mine now rattles around, after opening the case I confirmed it was dislodged) So - after about 35 - 40 minutes I used the repair kit I bought online and my phone is working perfect again. But I was wondering what the heck was up with this other screen they gave me for $270? Well, I started looking for a part number, manufacturer name, or anything on the screen they gave me - and I found the little sticker that gave the name of the part supplier. After some googling, I found their site "mobilessentrix (dot) com" and their product art matched that of the one that was accidentally sent to me via text. After creating a free account, I was able to browse their parts and viola. There it was - a cheap $169.70 generic LED screen without any sensor that ships out the next day, right next to the Genuine Google screen I wanted that costs $270. After some quick googling I discovered this AMPlus screen they sold me is absolute garbage. It's a standard LED screen acting as an AMOLED. You can find them for sale at rock bottom prices across any number of questionable wholesale resellers. I would've gladly paid extra to get the genuine Google screen, but it's my impression that they were so eager to make a sale - any sale - that they didn't even bother to tell me that when I asked for my Google Pixel 6 Pro screen to be replaced, I wasn't going to get a Google Pixel 6 Pro screen. I would've gladly paid extra for them to take the time to carefully remove the fingerprint sensor from my old screen and place it onto the new one. But instead they lied to my face saying they attached it. Instead of getting the phone back in 15 minutes, I would've happily waited 50 minutes if it meant they did a good installation job. Horrible experience. Regret it and losing my $

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Replace an iPhone battery with a faulty battery. Would not charge. OEM battery from Apple is only $20 more than they charged me.

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Amazing customer service. 100% recommend to anyone who needs to get their phone fixed or want phone accessories. Will come back again soon.

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What is that liquidadhesive used on the screen protector.? I got my Samsung Galaxy Note 10 done and now my volume and power buttons no longer click.

Hello dear It’s liquid to make the screen protector full glue and it won’t go out side of screen protector

Hi there. how much would a fixed iphone 8+ screen be?

Our costs for all devices continuously changes. The best way is to come by or call us to get the right quote.

How much is an iPhone 8 screen repair?

Hi there, Do you fix a screen-cracked iPad mini 2? If so, may I have a quote please?

Hi Sean, We charge $74.99 including a warranty covering any defective issues. The screen replacement… 

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