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I dropped my gn2 on the corner from about 2 inches and somehow it broke! It's just cracked in the corner and i can live with it but I see that the glass lenses are $20 so I think I'll give it a shot, but somewhere I read that the glass is glued to the lcd so it requires the whole $200 purchase of a lcd, and digitizer and glass. Is this true? Also is there a place to get the OEM gorilla glass or will it all be lower quality glass?
Sprint replaced the glass on my epic for $30. I was told as long as it was under 2 inches they would do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patrick0294 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Haven't experienced it on my note yet, but you can find oem digitizers on eBay usually... just make sure you find that oem on it.
However, I did buy a new screen for my old photon and the seller said oem, I bought it, got it, didn't say Motorola on it, returned it due to different item.
There is a good phone glass seller in Chicago on eBay iirc...
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my main question is whether it is possible to just replace the glass because many people claim its fused to the amoled display. I have also heard of people damaging the screen replacing the glass. I how likely is it to happen? I this will be my first time doing this.Quote:
Originally Posted by tirith [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Yes it's possible, just watched a video of a guy on YouTube that did it.
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Sprint no longer replaces the screens. They make you file an insurance claim now. The epic was one of the last phones they did it for.
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