Mobile & iPhone - Service & Repairs in Norcross, GA

I order through either ifixit or etradesupply for everything Samsung and Apple. Depending on the quickness you need the parts ifixit is faster. Etradesupply however will allow you to set your own quality standard by picking graded parts. This is especially nice if a customer doesn't want to shell out $150 for and iPhone 6 lcd replacement you could cut part cost as an option and simply not provide any warranty. I've had people go for this more often then not. Some work out fine and some don't requiring another replacement within a short time (glass separating from the phone). A simple sign of cheap quality parts. You really do get what you pay for sometimes. Ifixit has 1 quality, good quality, but tend to be more expensive.

Mengtor quality is horrible. Sign up for an ifixit pro account to get their wholesale pricing or use injuredgadgets.com and order premium/original quality.

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HookupWholesale has always been A+ for me. Never an issue that hasn't been resolved. Truthfully if I could buy from them only 100% of the time. I would. But they are a bit smaller of a distributor and sometimes they run out of stock quickly. MobileSentrix Has also been decent for me, just dont buy any batteries from them. They play the premium battery game but don't sell premium batteries what so ever. Mengtor is a nightmare to deal with. Has horrible customer service and literally has an IDC attitude. ANB sells crap and has crap customer service. If you can find yourself a local distributor who can deliver same day. sometimes you can find one that will bring them within an hour. Most major cities have a few of these guys running around. I like dealing more with local guys because they are directly accountable when they come to see you. Gives you a chance to inspect their products before you actually hand the money over. Depending on how many screens you get, you can even test them all infront of them and weed out defects before its even an issue as well. And normally they are very good about defects anyway since they have such a small client list. Just make sure you do your research on different grades and qualities to make sure you can identify potential issues prior to having them.

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Didn't realize the 6S had the touch disease, thought that ended with the 6 plus. Also, anybody who goes cheap on this repair shouldn't trust. The equipment alone to do this correctly isn't cheap, and it's labor intensive. $150 is the minimum I would charge myself.

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You can get everything you need from drop shippers in North America, for the same price as buying from China; but with much quicker delivery times. A lot of people shit on eBay, but I use it almost exclusively, as it allows me to reasonably balance cost and turn around on shipping and delivery. Also, eBay offers *cheap* ($1-$3) insurance on items that you absolutely have to ensure arrive operational, and stay that way. Combined with the money-back guarantee, you can't loose if you're serious about your buying habits. My favorite seller for super-cheap devices (most of which don't even require repair before resale), is: "Best_Deals_Today". I bought my mom's 256GB iPhone SE for *$28*, fully working and unlocked. You absolutely can't beat that, stick or no. Good luck, bud! It's sometimes tedious, but oh-so-rewarding a technical discipline.