In fact, the issue of repairing a smartphone can be quite complicated, especially if the device is made by a specific manufacturer or contains unique components.
However, repair may be appropriate in some situations:
1. The warranty period has expired: repair may be more profitable than buying a new device.
2. Repairs are cheaper than buying a new device.
Above all, the manufacturer of devices with the best displays, Samsung, distinguishes itself here. Sometimes, the cost of SuperAmoled displays hits someone who has damaged their smartphone’s display and wants to fix it.
For example, the estimated cost of replacing the original screen on the Samsung Galaxy A32 is from 2600 to 3000 UAH.
For Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 pro, replacing the original screen is from 5000 to 5500 UAH.
For Huawei P40 Lite, replace the original screen from 3500 to 4000 UAH.
Not a very good number, right?
But here we give the order of prices exactly for the real original screens, which are given by the part numbers in the service centers of the manufacturers
How and what can you reduce the cost of repairing the phone?
In addition to buying or replacing the original module, which is immediately assembled with the main frame, you can find an offer on the net to buy separate copies of the display module separately without the frame, which is likely to be cheaper than a frame.
But here you need to be aware that, for example, for Samsung phones, there are almost no options for high-quality replacement of copy displays. This is especially true for displays built using Amoled technology.
In which models and brands is it possible to replace the display prints?
Replacing copy displays is possible on phones where screens were originally installed, built using TFT and IPS technology. They are not too expensive to make and the prints are pretty decent quality.
For example, replacing the original display module for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 pro. (original service with frame) costs about 3000 UAH. And replacing an improved copy without a frame is 1700-1900 UAH.
In which models and brands is it not recommended to replace the display prints?
For any phone with an Amoled display and almost all but the cheapest Samsung phones.
Consider replacing the display for the very common Samsung A50 phone.
– Replacing the original Amoled display module for Samsung A50 costs 3700-4500 UAH depending on the service.
You put this screen on and you won’t have any problems with it until you break it.
● Replacement Oled screen copy for Samsung A50 is estimated to cost from 2200 to 2500 UAH. But as a rule, in copies there are many problems with the correct operation of the proximity sensor.
● Changing TFT screen copy for Samsung A50 costs from 1500 to 2000 UAH But it is always a headache. The TFT screen is noticeably thicker than the Amoled. He sharpened the back of the frame. hardworking As a rule, it is dimmer with non-adjustable backlighting.
Display module repair. Separate glass replacement
If only the glass on the screen is broken, but the sensor itself continues to work and there is no distortion of the image in the matrix. In this case, it is possible to replace the glass separately from the display module.
How much does it cost to replace the glass on a mobile phone?
For flat screens, depending on the model, glass replacement costs from 850 to 1200 UAH. For example, replacement of glass for Huawei P40 lite in MasterFon service center costs 950 UAH. And glass replacement for Xiaomi Mi 10t – 1100 UAH.
What determines the cost of replacing the glass on a mobile phone?
The cost of replacing the glass mainly depends on the complexity of disassembling and assembling the device, as well as the size of the screen. The larger the display, the more difficult and expensive it is to replace the glass inside it.
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Source: korrespondent
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