Cracked galaxy s7 edge screen
Can you replace the glass screen on the galaxy s7 edge without having to replace the lcd?
Can you replace the glass screen on the galaxy s7 edge without having to replace the lcd?
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No.
They are one sealed unit.
Got mine back yesterday morning and it looks and performs fine.
No.
They are one sealed unit.
Got mine back yesterday morning and it looks and performs fine.
My phone slipped out of my pocket and landed on very thin carpet floor cracking the very corner of screen. I have a very thin case on the phone. I love this phone, but very disappointed in it cracking in the first month of use. I have never cracked a phone before.
I like carrying my phone thin & naked too.
But I'm scared it might get dropped
That's why I have good protection around the ends and edges .
Hate to have it broke and having to do without it for a month .
But I'm scared it might get dropped
That's why I have good protection around the ends and edges .
Hate to have it broke and having to do without it for a month .
Mine broke about a week ago. I had it for 33 days and I just took the case off for the night. I literally dropped it from about 1.5 feet at most from the ground and the screen cracked on the bottom corner. Everything is still functional but man is the screen weak! I dont have insurance and just missed the cutoff date... I am reaching out to samsung now but Im sure they wont be cheap... I may need to go back to the droid turbo 2. I have never broke a screen in my life.
$269 for new screens.
What do you mean by "cut off" date?
I dropped mine 2 weeks after I got it.
My understanding is that w/o ins. we all get charged.
I guess you could say I reached out to SS too and paid the std. fee.
What do you mean by "cut off" date?
I dropped mine 2 weeks after I got it.
My understanding is that w/o ins. we all get charged.
I guess you could say I reached out to SS too and paid the std. fee.
I know Staples now (well at least by me) repairs crack screens. You might want to go there and check out how much they cost.
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I know on most Samsung phones if you can still use your phone and if the color is still intact and all looks good then you didn't break the LCD part of the screen and the can replace that. If you broke the LCD Screen it is very expensive. Actually a person who fixes phones (this was 4 years ago) said to me it pretty much cheaper to get a new phone.
I know on most Samsung phones if you can still use your phone and if the color is still intact and all looks good then you didn't break the LCD part of the screen and the can replace that. If you broke the LCD Screen it is very expensive. Actually a person who fixes phones (this was 4 years ago) said to me it pretty much cheaper to get a new phone.
Seems like some of you need to learn about responsibility. And how to also take care of an expensive phone. These phones are made out of glass and glass will break if dropped. It's physics. If you complain about a cracked screen, don't blame anyone but yourself.
I was told that warranty would be void if Edge 7 screen repairs were NOT done by SS
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That would not be true TODAY.
New screens = $269; new Edge7 = around $720.
That would not be true TODAY.
New screens = $269; new Edge7 = around $720.
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I dropped my S5 weekly too. Never had a dent or scratches! I love the functionality of the S7 but the front glass sucks miserably! The design of the phone should have included a stronger front glass. The insurance companies must be collecting deductibles like crazy! What a scam for such an expensive phone!
I dropped my S5 weekly too. Never had a dent or scratches! I love the functionality of the S7 but the front glass sucks miserably! The design of the phone should have included a stronger front glass. The insurance companies must be collecting deductibles like crazy! What a scam for such an expensive phone!
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The key phrase there is "damage resistant." Not damage proof. It's still glass, and very thin glass at that (because we all demand the thinnest phones possible, then complain about the compromises that entails). Glass always has, and probably always will, break when impacted, and the thinner the glass, and the less protective material around the bezel, the more likely it is to break on impact. Anyone with half a brain can see the edge design leaves no bezel, and permits no case with raised edges, to protect the screen. Said person should be able to figure out that means more chances for the surface of the screen to impact a hard surface and be damaged.
My first smartphone was twice the thickness of the Edge, had a 1/4 inch (or maybe thicker) plastic bezel on all sides of the screen, and the screen was recessed close to 1/4 inch below the frame surround the glass. I suspect the glass was thicker, too. That phone bounced down the road after flying loose during a motorcycle accident. The plastic was scraped to hell, but the screen survived. No one wants to buy a phone like that any more, though. It's not slim and stylish so you can show all your friends how cool your phone is. Instead we buy phones that look cool, but are about as fragile as a crystal wine glass, then complain about them.
A very thin phone with a glass back, an almost non-existent frame around the edge, an exposed curved glass screen, and no side bezels, and we're surprised it's more fragile than a phone with a metal back, a full metal frame around the edge, and larger bezels? Really?
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Just like every other premium phone made today. See above comments about demading the thinnest phone possible.
Just like every other premium phone made today. See above comments about demading the thinnest phone possible.
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