weak shell
I have an old iPhone 11 with a smashed screen & an iPhone 14 with no back glass (or back panel at all for that matter)
To get these devices repaired, I've been quotes GBP £176.97 and GBP £671.29 respectively.
The cost isn't exactly an issue, but I'm also debating keeping my current usable phone (iPhone 7 on iOS 15.7.3) until the iPhone 16 series, then buying one of those.
What's the decision here?
Thanks :)
hybrid herald
Hey!
Looking at the cost and putting that into USD, repairing the 14 would end up costing you around $855.36, which is almost as much as an entirely new phone. I personally would try to wait it out in this situation, especially since we're not that far, but the main issue arises with how you will be able to handle using your iPhone 7 for the course of 3 months, and possibly waiting even longer if your delivery for a 16 series gets delayed. You could also just get your iPhone 11 repaired at around $224.26, but it's still a pretty steep repair. One alternative route you could take it to repair the iPhone 11 on your own with a cheap replacement until you can get your hands on a new phone. If you do wish to not spend any money, then the iPhone 7 isn't a great route, but will definitely be the most cost effective.
swift cosmos
I have an old iPhone 11 with a smashed screen & an iPhone 14 with no back glass ...
are these done by apple?
or a 3rd party
weak shell
are these done by apple?
Planning to take them to either Apple themselves, or find an ASP in my area :)
weak shell
Hey!
Looking at the cost and putting that into USD, repairing the 14 would end u...
Thanks for the advice, I have the iPhone 7 already and it's the phone I currently use. It's not terrible in terms of a device, but the battery life is crap.
I'm looking to maybe get the 11 fixed until the 16 series comes out, then buying one of them. My only concern is the price tag of what will be the 16 series.