A Personal Experience: Right to Repair

Early this year, I dropped my 8+ years old iPhone 6 at the swimming pool change room, smashing its screen. Since I wanted an iPhone with USB-C, and there’s rumor that the 15th generation will have it, I decided to hold it till its 9th birthday and replace the shattered screen.

There were two options:

  1. Service at Apple Store, taking a few hours, and costing $129.
  2. Get an aftermarket screen kit, do it myself, for $60.

Given that my iPhone 6 has reached its End of Life, and I have been curious about the DIY fix experience for an iPhone, I order the screen repair kit from iFixit.

After spending 10 hours to get everything right, I’d recommend sending your phone to Apple if your phone needs the same love.

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