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Firstly, readers need to understand that the opportunity to replace genuine Apple components is very slim, even if you are willing to pay for standard parts. This is because Apple's warranty policy is different from other companies in that it does not provide repair services or sell its components outside, but only implements a 1-to-1 exchange policy or allows users to exchange devices for a fee if conditions are met.
In the case your iPhone 7 Plus screen is shattered from a fall, the 1-to-1 exchange policy only applies if you have purchased an additional 1-year warranty package. With this supplementary warranty package, you can be covered for two accidental incidents for your product, including the unfortunate scenario of a shattered screen. In that case, you just need to take the iPhone to Apple's authorized iPhone service centers for them to check if it's eligible for warranty. If so, the waiting time for a new replacement product will be around 7-10 days.
In case your iPhone 7 Plus doesn't meet the warranty requirements, you'll naturally be denied warranty and have to turn to repair shops for replacement. However, for a high-end phone like the iPhone 7 Plus, you need to go to reputable and truly trustworthy stores to get genuine screens (screens taken from other faulty iPhones).
Where to Replace iPhone 7 Plus Screen with Quality and Good Price
- If your iPhone 7 Plus is genuine and still under warranty, you should go to iPhone service centers, Apple Stores for the best support. But if the iPhone is out of warranty, you need other options. Currently, both Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City have many reputable stores to replace iPhone screens for users to choose from.
Should You Replace iPhone 7 Plus Screen?
Many users worry that after replacing the iPhone screen, the phone's experience will not be the same as before. This is a misconception nowadays, as when you go to reputable stores, your iPhone screen will be no different from the original ones sold by Apple.
Things to Note When Replacing the Screen:
You should carefully check whether your iPhone screen is actually cracked or not. Many users mistake the cracking of the tempered glass protector with a cracked iPhone screen.
Cracked Glass: If your iPhone only has a cracked glass, replacing it is purely cosmetic, as the touch functionality on your iPhone still works normally. If you want your iPhone to look nice, you should take it to a reputable store for replacement, and the cost of replacing an iPhone glass is also very cheap.
Touch screen cracked: At this point, you definitely need to replace the iPhone screen to continue using it,
- Pay attention to monitor the process of replacing the iPhone screen to avoid swapping components or replacing low-quality screens for you.
- Monitor the process of bonding the circuit between the screen and the iPhone to avoid touch disorder later.
- Pay attention to whether the screen adhesive has been evenly applied or not.
- Ensure that screws and bolts have been correctly and fully installed by the repair technician.
- In case you leave your device at the store, it's advisable to request signing your name on the components in your phone.
Price list for reference when replacing iPhone 7 Plus screen (Unit: VND)
Replacing genuine iPhone 7 Plus screen: 4,000,000 VND
Replace original screen for iPhone 7 Plus: 4,000,000 VND
Replace disassembled original screen for iPhone 7 Plus: 4,000,000 VND
Replace original screen for iPhone 7 Plus with glass pressing: 4,000,000 VND
Replace glass for iPhone 7 Plus: 550,000 VND
In case your iPhone 7 screen is cracked, you should replace the iPhone 7 screen to protect your eyes and avoid potential further damages. The cost of replacing the iPhone 7 screen is slightly cheaper than the iPhone 7 Plus, but not significantly.
But if you're using an iPhone 5 with a broken screen, you should replace the iPhone 5 screen because the cost is much cheaper than the iPhone 7. Replacing the iPhone 5 screen will enhance your phone experience.
For many iPhone and iPad users, checking the iPhone model is not as important as checking the origin of the iPhone. Therefore, checking the iPhone or iPad's IMEI to verify its origin is the first thing to do when buying a device.
If you're not using a completely original iPhone or iPad, it can lead to risks regarding component swapping, especially the battery. This is a crucial safety issue related to charging. Refer to the guide on checking the battery of a used iPhone to avoid potential risks.
