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maziar37 t1_iuh3dei wrote

Did u have it in a case? And if so, what case?

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cyclinator t1_iuhdl2x wrote

What does this have to do with anything Op is asking?

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maziar37 t1_iuhehj4 wrote

So I can avoid whatever case he has been using

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Party-Thanks-6647 t1_iuhfkv8 wrote

Thank you for the good response so people can avoid those cases 👍

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Redeemed_Yi t1_iuic5eq wrote

Tbh i never advert for anything but if theres one Brand i can actually say for sure is good quality and has protected my phone form AAAAAA LOT of falls is Caudabe.

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I live in france so the shiping makes it cost about 50euro total instead of like 20 but god damn it is worth it. Good quality, material of the Sheathe feels really great in hand and isnt slippery. Doesnt make the phone too bulky and saved my 13pro max and already saved my 14pro max many times

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apple-hacks-dell t1_iuh1jig wrote

the lenses seem okay.... if you don't wanna fix it (500+ dollars) stores can apply some film to prevent more glass falling off...

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Simon_787 t1_iuhhjm6 wrote

500 dollars?

You expect this to cost 500 dollars?

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MangyCanine t1_iuhofid wrote

In the US, if OP doesn’t have applecare+, Apple will charge either $349 (back glass only) or $449 (back glass & camera). With applecare+, it’s either $29 or $99. See here for pricing: https://support.apple.com/iphone/repair

Worst case, add tax and it’s probably close to $500.

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Simon_787 t1_iuhqzkf wrote

That's a complete ripoff.

The back glass literally costs dollars and yet it's way more expensive than a screen replacement.

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SpicyPepperMaster t1_iuja1ud wrote

Apple doesn’t actually replace the back glass, they just give you a new rear housing which is why it costs so much.

The iPhone 14 has a new design that doesn’t suffer from that.

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justaspareace t1_iuhuiwt wrote

It’s mainly bc of the labor required to change it. Most of them have to be taken apart by hand, heating up the glass and then chipping everything off. It’s a long fix.

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Simon_787 t1_iuhwhrb wrote

The labor consists of pulling off the old pieces and gluing on the new part.

This guy did it on YouTube and Samsung estimates 88€ for a back glass repair on my S21 Ultra, which is much more in line with what I would expect (the device is also built differently, but it doesn't make up for the $360~ difference lol).

$449 for a back glass replacement on a 13 Pro is ridiculous.

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Marathalayan t1_iui741s wrote

To replace the back glass almost the whole phone needs to be assembled again after taking apart if m not wrong. That’s really lot of work and the glass itself is of a much better quality than other brands. Also, the service ensures waterproof once again. You can have it replaced locally outside apple but then the risk stays

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Simon_787 t1_iui8v4w wrote

No it's not, I literally just linked a video showing it.

Samsung glues the displays to the midframe in a very similar way, but on their phones you usually replace the screen together with the whole midframe. That essentially means transplanting all the old parts into the new body.

And even then you can buy a Samsung screen and battery kit for $168 and Samsung "screen module replacement" pricing is $199 for a base S21.

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Marathalayan t1_iuicgqc wrote

Again, not everyone wants to DIY. Not everyone has the skills and time to DIY. Parts of most electronics are reallly cheap compared to the whole device price. But a layman cannot simply suddenly start repair it.

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Simon_787 t1_iuifsw5 wrote

I literally never suggested that, so not sure what point you're trying to make here.

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Kindnexx t1_iuh8lhy wrote

Man that sucks, hope you’re ok OP, for the price, do you have AC+ ?

What brand of protections did you have on ? This might help people in their choices

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PeterPuck99 t1_iuhogal wrote

Apple estimate for screen is $279, so that would be the worst case.

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Simon_787 t1_iuhhxw2 wrote

Are the lens covers cracked?

Because if it's just the back glass then it would be a cheap fix provided there are replacement parts and any repair service actually gives you a fair price.

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macram t1_iuht6fl wrote

Yes, a lot, likely.

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