Having the correct tools is the most important aspect of any job. But again, at that price if you trust the tech, I might still let them do it.This is exactly what I've tried communicating. But we wouldn't be bricking $1000 dollar phones. My dad always said you can make a lot of mistakes and fix them for the cost of one outside repair. If it is going to be broken, let it be me that breaks it.
I hate allowing other folks to work on my stuff. Hardest thing was finding the replacement battery. But again, at that price if you trust the tech, I might still let them do it.
Actually, I have the tools and i have some the job. The tutorials on YT we're good.īut if you do not have the tools already or if you have any hesitancy will fiddly delicate stuff, $70 seems very reasonable. If you have tools on hand already and you are willing to get in there, go for it. You will need specialized Very small tools and things like plastic pry tools. The actual replacement was not simple, but also not difficult. There is no one answer for everyone when it comes to disassembling small electronics.I agree with this.
If you feel it's not for you, $70 isn't too bad for a phone you really like. I replaced the battery on 3 KEY2's, it's perfectly doable just be extra careful when unplugging and plugging back in those blue and white antenna cables.
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