Broken display

u7mg0

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so bummed. never had this happen. my S7Edge fell off my lap onto floor. display is totally shatterred. so much for Gorilla glass. called a few places ubreakifix etc. and will be about $400 to replace. called Verizon and Samsung - no help. anyone have this happen and any suggesstions? or i am just screwed
 

Dngrsone

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I'm assuming you don't have insurance?

I have five phones on my plan, and I end up replacing one every couple years...
 

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if you want to keep you warranty, the only way would be through an insurance replacement phone.

if you don't have insurance, you either have to buy a new one, or get it fixed at a 3rd party and void your warranty.

I've been using my S7e with a cracked screen for 6th months now, I might pull the trigger on an a replacement from Assurian for ~200 USD
 

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so bummed. never had this happen. my S7Edge fell off my lap onto floor. display is totally shatterred. so much for Gorilla glass. called a few places ubreakifix etc. and will be about $400 to replace. called Verizon and Samsung - no help. anyone have this happen and any suggesstions? or i am just screwed
Mine was in a case when the glass shattered. Like you, I called around and got some estimates for repair. Two shops wanted $350 and $375. I just went out and bought a US unlocked S7 Edge while it was on sale during Christmas at BestBuy.

There are no guarantees that those shops would maintain the phones water resistant integrity so I bought a new one. I'm still using the one with the cracked glass since it's cracked only at the bottom near the recents button and doesn't interfere with the display at all. I just don't want to use a phone like that as m daily although I had two S7 Edge phones from pre-release in February.
 

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Physical damage voids warranty anyway so dropping it and breaking the glass voids the warranty.
Sending to Samsung would give you a new warranty on the repair but they would/should still note it as having a voided warranty.
Those screens are expensive. SAMOLED display with curved glass. Yup.. expensive.
Ultimately if your more worried about the IP rating it needs to go back to the manufacturer.
 

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