In my limited use, the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 seems prone to lagginess, and the 1080p screen resolution really isn’t enough for that big panel.
What's the point of repairing something that isn't tolerable to use?
this post was submitted on 02 Nov 2024
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I've never had much trouble fixing screens and batteries on my Pixel, Nexus and Samsung phone. Take your time, watch the vidjas, use a heat gun and IPA (both types), all fine. The phone's fucked, you might as well spend $50 if there's a chance you'll get another year or two out of it.
Ifixit has been a great resource, good on them for their sponsorship of R2R.
I used to fix phones back in the dumbphone days. Other than needing a special screwdriver, it was extremely straightforward as long as you were careful with the ribbon cables. I guess I don't have anything to add, lol, I was just reminiscing.
I actually still have two of the tiny torx screwdrivers I used to use. They're magic because they seem to fit about every tiny random device I've needed to disassemble and I've had them for 17 years without losing them.
When I changed out the spicy pillow in my tablet I scraped the silver colored coating off the back glass so you can see the inner guts.
I stopped giving a fuck after my first glued phone repair attempt. Until that point it was kind of fun and very rewarding, and the glued ones are just pure frustration. Big tech won, I don't repair phones any more.
You just need a bit of practice. I also broke the rear glass on my first attempt repairing a glued phone, but it only took until my 3rd attempt to get it done without cracking it.
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Try that with the screen at $300 a pop, I got out of the repair biz a few years after glue and large amounts of underfill in weird fucking places started becoming common place...such a pain in the ass!
Framework needs to make a phone lol.
I'd rather see Fairphone expand.
I'd they'd bring back the headphone jack and sell them in North America then they might have something.
That,too.
I've been meaning to try out a Fairphone