cracked screen

[chasenfreedom]

So I dropped my phone.
Screen cracked to the point I can't use my phone.
Don't really wanna spend a $100 to get somebody else's phone.
Will if I have to.
Can I have the screen replaced without damaging the integrity of the phone? (Does that make sense?)
Thank you for the feedback.

looking for 1 button connectivity of all things mine.

 

[B. Diddy]

I think that trying to get your screen fixed will cost as much, if not more, than your insurance deductible (if that's the $100 you're talking about), and there's a higher chance that the actual repair process might cause other issues. I see a fair number of posts here about problems that arise after an attempted screen repair.

Getting a refurb unit from insurance isn't a big deal, in my opinion. I've done it before, and I actually thought the refurb unit worked better than the new unit I had bought.

 

[ffejjj]

I got a refurbished Evo LTE that was great. Then I got 2 refurbished HTC Ones that were both subpar.

Is a crap shoot in my opinion

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[ricks]

I've gotten poor refurbs too. It is hit or miss with refurbs.