[joshrodriguez]

A buddy of mine cracked his glass on the phone the second day he got it. Dropped it from his pocket onto his wood floor and it completely shattered. I've had mine for about 2 weeks now, just dropped it onto a tile floor from about 3 feet from the ground and I have a HUGE crack right down the middle. I've had 7 android phones in my smartphone career and I've never once broke a screen, man this sucks! Anyone have any success stories of having their glass repaired already from a phone repair shop? Let me know...

[cgardnervt]

A buddy of mine cracked his glass on the phone the second day he got it. Dropped it from his pocket onto his wood floor and it completely shattered. I've had mine for about 2 weeks now, just dropped it onto a tile floor from about 3 feet from the ground and I have a HUGE crack right down the middle. I've had 7 android phones in my smartphone career and I've never once broke a screen, man this sucks! Anyone have any success stories of having their glass repaired already from a phone repair shop? Let me know...

And to think a case could have fix this!

I hope your able to fix it though. I'd recommend an otter box case. Defender is nice.

Good luck!

Sent From My Samsung Galaxy S3

[Jon_Cox]

And to think a case could have fix this!

I hope your able to fix it though. I'd recommend an otter box case. Defender is nice.

Good luck!

Sent From My Samsung Galaxy S3

'Tis the danger of rocking a naked phone. Good luck and if you find someone double check the quality of the repair. My friend works as a mobile tech at an Apple Store and has stories of all the substandard part replacements and installs gone wrong by supposed "qualified" technicians. I'd just foot the bill on a replacement. If we can afford smartphones, we can afford insurance.

I'd say there was more to the wood floor than meets the eye- I've dropped my iPhone twice on my ironwood deck and had no breaks. No case either. And it doesn't have GG2.

[jcp007]

If this video does not convince you about getting a Defender case, I don't know what will. GG2 means scratch resistent not invulnerable.

Sent From My Samsung Galaxy S3 Handheld Device

[joshrodriguez]

I know I know, I just love phones without the cases. The natural feel of it and look of it. Like I said, I've been using naked smartphones for years and I've never cracked a glass, EVER! Until now... boo hoo

I'll let everyone know how the glass repair goes, $50 vs. $175 is a big deal. I can't believe they've gone up to $175 for replacements now too!!! I haven't needed a warranty since I had a blackberry curve when it first came out!

[sigmamason]

I dropped mine less than 10 inches and spiderweb glass in a case. Phone is at Samsung now for repair ($180). Probably will sell it as I was leaning to return it and now will miss my 30 days cause of this...

[joshrodriguez]

Wow, u dont have insurance? Probably would've been better to get the insurance route if you do have it...

[cgardnervt]

Wait does Samsung fix glass screens?

[brkaras]

Get the case and the AT&T insurance its only 6 bucks a month

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[joshrodriguez]

I have the insurance, definitely going to get a case when I get it replaced.

[cvflowe]

The problem with the insurance is the co pay is 200 bucks! Samsung will RMA the glass for 175.

[Paul627g]

I guess the moral of the story here is...

Treat these SGSIII's like your baby child.. You wouldn't drop them would you? No you wouldn't... Something bad would most likely happen...

I know what everyone is saying though..... I have never been one to throw a case on mine, I like rocking my devices naked. Guess that rule doesn't apply anymore.