Moto G Stylus Screen Replacement
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- čas přidán 16. 11. 2020
- In this Video I show you how to replace the screen on a Moto G Stylus phone.
I am by no means a professional repair person, quite the opposite I'm new to nearly every repair I do. I'm a noob just like you probably are and I'm just showing that it's possible for regular folks like us to repair and maintain our own devices.
That being said if you do choose to do your own repairs do so knowing that you are taking on the risk of damaging your device or even harming yourself if you are not careful so again I am not a professional and if you attempt to do this repair you are doing it at your own risk.
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What the fuck have I just witnessed. Please change the title to 'How not to change the screen on a Moto G Stylus'
Here I'll give you the attention you clearly and so desperately need.
@@Projectlalo thank you.
@@Projectlalo 😂😂😂
@@Projectlalo well you are even more desperately so much so that you got to the point to create a video that show nothing.
But I thank you for not asking at the beginning, during and in the end to give you like and subscribe.
So yes, please change the title of the video to "drinking a cup of coffee while replacing my phone digitizer" 😆
I changed mine by the way, and I didn't remove the back cover.
I simply removed the broken digitizer and cleaned the area applied the glue and put the new part.
Exactly!
And he said that you desperately need attention.
But the one who needs it very clearly is him because he even get to the point of creating trashy videos. 😆
I wonder how many people like me are watching this on a moto g with a cracked screen
😄 love it!
You caught me. My phone screen is destroyed and I can't afford to buy a complete new one
Me
I can crack mine quick!
Me !!!! my boyfriend just broke my phone it is broken into pieces
People can hate, but all he did was replace his screen and record it to help others. He could easily have not recorded it, but now people have a better understanding of how to replace a screen. He never even asked for a like, how can you be upset.
Thank you! I appreciate the love!
If it helps one person (clearly it's helped many) that's all that matters.
Thank you! So helpful, and it worked out well for me. The Cruz was getting the battery out without stabbing it, doable with a fork/spoon and guitar pick.
One note: you can remove the old screen without ripping the cable, by first removing the battery to expose the screen cable and safely remove it. Some peace of mind in case the new screen breaks or doesn't fit and you need to put the old on back on.
Helpful even in 2023. Thank you for the video
You're awesome man !! Thank you you just saved me from buying a whole new phone
I replaced my 1st screen couple of weeks ago without watching any videos, I used nice thin razor blade and did not use any heat gun. Screen was already fked up so I didn't care to be too care full. Process took 30 min. Once I took the screen of I was disappointed that I had to open the back side and take it apart to plug in the screen but it was so easy that now I'm looking to fix other phones laying around the house. I recommend doing it your self its fun and easy and about 30 min. I used supper glue to put it all back together and it did just fine.
Love the enthusiasm!
Yes, it can be super easy to fix!
Heat gun just helps make the process easier, faster, and it helps in preventing unwanted damage.
As far as glue goes, I suppose anything works but I would advice against super glue. If you ever need to open things up again it might prove near impossible without damaging something. Superglue can also be very harsh on plastic components.
Just my two cents!
I'm glad to see people out here trying things!
You didn't watch a single video prior? Not one? What instructions did you follow? How did you know what to do? Where did you get the kit? I'm assuming it was just the outer glass that was cracked correct? I'm just trying to fix mine as cheaply as possible because my cheap ass did not get the insurance within the 14 or 15 day window and now my glass is effd up real REAL bad. No issues with the LCD thus far no it was nothing like that but got to fix it before that happens
@@dragonslayer-em2qo so it's pretty much impossible to replace just the glass. It's all different layers of the same component. So if you had the right equipment (expensive) then maybe you could do it but then you'd also need the very specific part and I'm not sure how you'd find that.
I've tried replacing just the glass on other phones and I've found that the replacement glass is not the same as the original it's missing layers.
Also pretty impossible to do with regular tools.
I have a munch of links in the description to where you can find the things you need to replace your screen.
I'd say the easiest thing to do is just replacing the whole screen as a unit.
Good luck!
@@Projectlalo Are there any glues you would recommend instead of super glue?
@@renamamiya5518 Oh lord no, don't use any kind of superglue. I believe I have a couple options listed in the description. Just look at the description under the video there's a link to the glue that I use personally and it works really well.
Great video and instructions. I was able to change out my broken screen. Thank so much!
i love how you even linked the hair dryer
but great video! great tutorial for people with regular items and no specific heat guns and other tools!
Haha yeah, I knew someone b worked appreciate that lol. But if you have a Harbor Freight need you and a spare $8 you can probably find a decent hour air gun.
Also recommend buying proper glue To glue it back together. I used some 3m tape and it did not hold up.
@@Projectlalo WOW, I'm glad I read more of this. So in the end did you use glue, and what kind and did it work out ok?
@@lacyron I have the glue I used listed in the description of the video! ❤️👍🏽
@@Projectlalo how to unlock the FRP code on my Samsung I20
After watching your video, I will now be attempting this repair…..
Thank You Sir !!!
Thanks for the video and link, the new screen is amazing, although I didn't replace it myself
THANK YOU for this video Sir !!!
Just did my replacement on my moto g ,your video help me a lot thanks 👍
I bought one of the screen replacement, works great
Thanks! Will give this a try!
Best of luck!
this was so dang helpful! thank you!!!
Thanks dude for showing how my old phone can be fixed i upgraded to the 2022 but the data on the phone is priceless
Glad it helped!
Great Job on this video, man. I pulled it up to see what kind of screws those were (damnit gotta buy a torx set). I also hjave a Moto G Power 2021 with a glued in screen and the whole screen came out when I dropped it. I had wondered if the stylus was like that. Glad I clicked your video.
Best walkthrough I've found. My kit also included worthless tools, and I had to go buy a set that had a t3, but other than that, removing the battery was the only hairy part. Also would recommend being careful not to heat the back plastic up too much, as it's pretty thin and can be warped.
Good notes, the back plastic is definitely flimsy. I appreciate the high praise. It always encourages me to upload more.
Thanks for this video.
Thanks for this video all the other ones I seen people would have sound but wouldn't say what they are doing or anything
Thank you made this over a year ago and have been wanting to make more videos like it since just don't have the materials (phones) to do so. I want to buy broken newer less popular brands (not iphones) and make videos about repairing those specifically. Might put out an ad locally and see what happens.
I replaced mine. An hour later it fell on the floor and cracked the new digitizer. Even with the case. I also think I over heated the battery while removing and now it has a third of it's lifetime. No worries, I'll use it as is and eventually get a newer phone. Thanks for the upload.
Dang, that's rough! My condolences! Just be proud that you tried something new.
well done. I so appreciate this video.
thank you! Glad it helped!
Thanks for the video. Very helpful, especially the heads up on the flex cable behind the finger print reader, and also holding the finger print reader down was helpful. This worked out well with me. 've replaced my battery at the same time as the battery capacity seems to not last as long. Also, removing the battery seems to bend the battery fairly easily. Too bad I can't post a link to show the before after. I've got my display for $36 at AMZN. I have my own screw drive set, including T3. It good to check all function before putting things back together. Finger Print reader, battery charging, touch, screen quality, etc. Also, used rubber bands to hold the LCD and cover together while the glue cures.
Love it!
How easy you'd say scale from 1-10? I used to fix phone screens but I really don't want to mess this one up.
@@buddyguy4062 maybe 5/10 or less if you have experience. You just have to be careful with the heat it takes to remove the back off the phone. Everything else is pretty easy. Just keep track of where all the correct screws go and be sure to have the glue on hand to glue it back together. Not terribly difficult. That was the first try working on that phone.
@@buddyguy4062 I was going to say with the tips from the video, it was fairly easy. There is removal of the rear cover did take time. Also, I would recommend wearing safety glasses. I was rougher on the removal of the broken LCD glass.
I ended up breaking the ribben cable for the fingerprint sensor 😢 lol good video doe helped me out alot with my repair everything else worked thanks. Next I will be repairing the fingerprint sensor 😂
thank you
Mine lasted till 2021, also, it was the first phone that I broke the screen on, and it will be the first phone that I repair by myself, wish me luck! :)
This was also uploaded on my birthday, so thanks :)
Good Luck!
@@Projectlalo Thanks!
@@Projectlalo typing on it right now
@@kyle_mk17 nice! I'm glad it worked out!
Thank you for this video very helpful!
On the original screen there is a vinyl/plastic seal that you have to transfer to new screen, same problem (loose screen)
yesssiiirrrr smashed mine like a dumbass, thanks
the screw size is T4 by the way
the most PITA thing is the battery, probably need to use some sort of solvent to make the tape not sticky vs. trying to pry it
once you get under the battery (widest side gap) you can use a credit card after you've lifted it up some, still feels sketch
you also have to check that your replacement display has the bevel thing going around it, with the speaker grill, mine didn't so I have a gap around my phone lol
I used hot glue to attach the screen to the body/make it flush with the gap yuck but it works, squeeze the screen down against the body then trace hot glue around the gap on the outside edge
I just ordered a new screen from Amazon and it says it's only the new glass not the digitizer so it looks like that is part of f the glass screen or does it separate
Thanks for your help! I ripped the fingerprint sensor cable in half when prying off back cover by accident. Oh well! A replacement fingerprint scanner costs practically more than the replacement screen :p (unless anyone has suggestions of how to order or where to order it from?) Part number?
Probably too LATE for you but maybe next time and/or for others to check out.
Here is a good place to buy parts. They have the Biometric Scanner for $5.99 SKU:SC98C98447, or $7.99 SKU:SC98C58837
Guess I have to do it myself. I found a kit to replace my cracked screen at Amazon for $36-40 dollars while my local repair places charge $171-180.
I purchased a screen with frame, so this video did cover what I needed. Also i wanted to take the old broken screen off the old screen just to see how that goes, and of course your video does help me with that. Stylus does not work after reassembly and I do have the rubber orange piece and the white plastic piece as well as the orange tape strip in place. I'm just curious, I could not find any info about how the phone knows its stylus is pulled out. Its baffling. Any clues?
no clue, probably some kind of sensor in there.
You’re vídeo is pretty and detailed. Here I’m trying to fix my phone hopefully it’ll work. Now let me ask you or anyone reading comments here, what is the driver name or size for the screws on the moto g stylus ?
I got the replacement on eBay, come with couple of drivers and those junky plastic things to help you pull parts up or apart, like spatula kind. The driver they sent me is smaller/narrower than the screw on the phone so it doesn’t work obviously. I want to but a set but don’t know what to look for.
Any help will be really appreciated, thank you guys.
I mentioned it in the video and there's I also have a link to some tool kits in the description if you want to get an idea of what you need to open it up. Unfortunately the tools that come with the replacement screen are useless as they are not the right type or size. :/
Super helpful video, thanks! Everything went well except my front camera is a bit fuzzy. Any ideas what may have happened or what I can do to fix? Thanks!
Maybe check the rear cover and see if you got any smudges or fingerprints on it?
To be safe what I would do is just wipe all the lenses and lens cover with a little microfiber towel.
That's the only thing I can think of, other than maybe you accidentally scratched the lens. Which would be rare but could happen and in that case there's not much you can do but replace it.
But I'd just check for smudges
@@Projectlalo thanks! The actual camera seems to be ok. It's when I put the screen over the camera that the picture gets fuzzy. I wonder if there's just something wrong with the screen itself.
@@katies.3462 Yeah, check to see if the spot on the screen where the camera cut out is needs a clean. You might have gotten a smudge on the inside.
Tip: When its time to remove the Battery, use hand sanitizer .. put it in the creases of the battery and as you lift the battery up keep adding more sanitizer ... it dissolves the stickiness of the glue and you can remove the battery without bending it .. which also causes issues.
Alcohol is what makes that work, so rubbing alcohol works too.
Thanks for taking the time to add a more detail, I feel ready to open my phone (1st real attempt in the hopes I can put it back together . . .
T3 o T6?
Thanks for this repair video! The new touchscreen does not come with the frame bezel which goes between the new TS and frame. Unless, specified in the listing of where you bought the TS. The bezel is glued to the TS. Cheers!
I keep coming back to this comment because I'm not 100% what you mean but. I think I know what you mean. So there is a bit of an "in between" bezel thing on the phone but if you look at where I'm prying on the phone, the screen should come out without the bezel. And the replacement should be the same, no bezel. So it will 100% needs to be glued down when replacing it.
When buying the replacement screen it ask buy with black frame or no frame
Okay so what if you got all the screws out & its still resisting on the side the camera is on?
You should post a link for the one you bought for the 2021 stylus. I'm struggling to find it
I don't have anything on the 2021 stylus. This one is s the 2020 stylus. But I might find a broken 2021 stylus in the future and do something on it! Thanks for the feedback!
@@Projectlalo yeah I figured that out once I got to the end of the video 🤣
my moto g stylus 5G model screen is cracked, how do i get the compatible screen replacement?
Thanx for your video, so it's a T6 or T3 torx screwdriver? Thank you again in advance.
I used a T3. I wrote it on the screen as a correction.
My screen was smashed much worse so I gave it a shot. All went very well until I was trying to get that damn battery out. I was moving slowly and carefully, prying slightly on each side, using a hair dryer to heat the other side from time to time to help loosen the glue/tape. The battery was disconnected, but somehow I lit it up like a fire cracker while trying to get it loosened from the double sided clear tape. I had even mentioned to a family member that I had to be careful with the Li-ION battery. Then I went and did that. Bummer. If I had to guess as I was attempting to pry the battery out its end cable touched the board somewhere. If your attempting this just be aware. I should have folded its cable back so it was outside of the case like shown in the video. It's either that or I pierced the battery.
ooff! Sorry to hear that! Unfortunately phone companies like to make it harder and harder every year for people to actually be able to own their devices for long periods of time and they do stuff like glue the battery down like this or stop updating/supporting older phone models. Pretty terrible to purposefully sabotage our ability to diy things.
makes mistakes a lot more likely and that is something I will never appreciate from any company.
Next time use Hand sanitizer to remove the glue.. I used to work at a cellphone repair shop with my man and he taught me everything I know .. (well he was my boss of course). prying will just cause damage to the battery and will piss you off lol
To the person that asked about replacing just the glass of the lcd or the oled was still fine... I removed your comment by accident I'm sorry 😐 Don't think I can undo it.
But replacing just the glass is pretty much impossible. I've tried it on other phones and it has never worked for me the screen always ends up damaged and the glass part usually has special film on it that I'm not sure how you could find a replacement for.
Hope that helps!
I think that one of the reason this phone has had so many screens break is because it is longer than most screens. Hence you need to be XTRA careful with it: buy a case to carry to protect it and NEVER put it in your back pocket!
Yup I use dickies and put in the phone pocket I broke mine by squatting at work and the screen and touch sensor all over the place
How long does it take for the back to be loose from the phone I've been at it for 20 minutes and it's still not loose and I have a 700 degree heat gun
Does the back lift away from the phone when the glue is soft or do you have to get in there and wedge it apart because I can't seem to get in there and I've been at it for 20 minutes and it's becoming frustrating 😡🤬
I used a blade to get in there and get started. it honestly took me at least thirty minutes to even get that far. It's hard to get started but once you can get an opening just went a pretty tool in there and keep hearing and slowly working it until it's all removed. It's going to take a long time and it should. You don't want to rush it and break anything. And yes it's very frustrating. Good luck!
@@Projectlalo I actually went and bought a feeler gauge kit and had the back taken apart in about 3 minutes.
The blade that comes with the kit is no good. It's not thin enough nor strong enough..
@@jorgepizarro3327 yeah the only good part that comes with the kit is literally the screen the screw drivers are garbage, the tools, same.
Would 90%+ iso loosen the adhesive for the screen once I get a corner started? I know it wont to the point where it will just slide off. But man i'm having the worst time getting it loose. This thing is like steel getting loose lol. Guess I got unlucky, more adhesive than usual
Could work. With a try if you're having a hard time. Also make sure you're paying from the right crease. That's all I can think of.
Thanks
Is this the fix to moto g stylus that has watet damage? It ghost touches like crazy to where i can't even use it.
stick it in rice?? No idea, sorry water damage is tricky.
HI, that was pretty good for a first try. And next time it would be good to see you reapply the tape too.
I'm guessing that you used no glue to put it back together? You talk in comments like you HAVE fixed other phones?
EDIT, later I saw your link to the tape. Which one did you use 1mm, 2mm or 3mm??
Later, I also read the tape did NOT hold so you had to glue it all back together.
Yes, every phone is different. Pretty much no iPhone screen ever needs glue. It just pops in to place and you tighten two screws at the bottom of the phone to keep in place.
The android phones have it glued in or screwed in so I had no ideas going in if I was going to need glue or tape or not.
There fore I was unprepared at the time of making the video because I didn’t know I had to glue it until I took it apart.
Glue is best, yes. Linked in the description if you are curious.
Will replacing the touchscreen digitizer assembly take care of phantom touches, as well as the glass being cracked? My Moto started going seriously haywire with phantom touches, for no apparent reason, which caused me to remove the case and screen protector, which caused the screen to crack when it slipped out of my hand.
So the phantom touch thing might be due to water damage.
I've only had that problem with phones either when the screen is already badly cracked or when there's water in the phone.
Could also be a motherboard issue.
Replacing a part is never a guarantee of repair.
The best you can do is make an educated guess and work from there.
First I'd make sure there's no moisture present.
Then I'd just go ahead and replace the screen since it's already cracked.
But if it is a moisture issue and it works fine cracked and you want to save some money you can just keep using it.
If you replace the screen and the problem persists. Then the motherboard might be bad.
So you'd have to replace or have that fixed if that's a possibility.
@@Projectlalo Well, I'm about to try it. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks for the response.
@@Projectlalo The screen is fixed, and the b7k glue is drying. I dislodged the battery with a precision screwdriver, and it sparked and started smoking on one tiny spot on the side. I was trying to be as gentle as possible, but nonetheless I managed to penetrate the cheap coating and caused a short. It seems to be functioning normally despite this. Another issue I had: When heating the back cover a second time, I left it too long and the plastic warped. Now I just have to hope the glue is strong enough once it cures to never peel away from the board inside. Another issue that does not necessarily apply elsewhere: There is a gap between the screen and the inside all the way around the edge. At the top, there used to be a little fake speaker grille in the middle. That's just a space now. I'm going to have to buy some silicone or something to fill it in, or else a tiny splash of water would certainly ruin it. The amazon listing for the Eaglewireless brand kit that I bought linked right to this video, if I remember correctly. But yeah, its working. Thank you!!!
Hey do have a link were and what you need for this
There's some links in the description.
I recently got my screen replaced by CPR repair and I'm not impressed with how they put the back cover back on. It's all warped, the back is not smooth it has vertical lines running up the middle third and the edges around the corners are peeling. I already bought it back once, any suggestions??
Yeah the back cover is pretty trash on these.
BUT
That's no excuse for a repair company to hand your phone back in that condition.
I recommend using the glue I listed in the description. It works really well.
Just run a tiny bead of glue all around the edge of the phone then around the camera.
Use something to clamp it down when you put the cover back on.
Be careful what you use as claps you don't want to break the screen again.
But I'd for sure clamp the corners down with something since you said there coming up.
There will probably be a bit of glue seeping out but that's ok.
Just let it cure for a few hours and then you can remove the clamps and clean up the excess glue with a rag and some rubbing alcohol. 👍
@@Projectlalo Thank you!! I wonder why there are so many ridges on it. Maybe they were too rough when peeling it off.
@@marceline8488 maybe, it's stick on there pretty well from factory.
What's up in your description????? How about some punctuation with that run on paragraph!
yes master.
Was it a T6, or T3 screwdriver that you used? (Verbally you say T6, but you printed T3 on the screen). Thank you so much for the encouragement!
I misspoke, I meant T3. The text was a correction.
And you are welcome friend, best of luck!
@@Projectlalo thanks! Btw another teardown video said they used a t4 screwdriver on moto g stylus fwiw
@@goddessworshipper right on, T4 might work too, just sharing what I used. :)
@@Projectlalo Nope, T4 definitely too big :(. Ordering a T3. Oh, and I forgot about the fingerprint scanner cable and ripped it in half when prying off back cover! Oh well! A replacement fingerprint scanner costs practically more than the replacement screen :p (unless anyone has suggestions?)
@@goddessworshipper 😂 no worries! I did the same thing!
i replaced my screen(glass over the display) today and suddenly there were a few horizontal black lines (one was more like a smudge) on my screen. They said the lines will disappear in 4-5 days. I don't know much about tech. Is it really true? i came back without making much of a fuss. They also said to go back if the lines/smudge didn't go away. What should I do? Phone model is redmi note 5A prime. I would appreciate it very much if someone could answer.
Well first congrats on replacing your own screen.
I don't know anything about that phone in particular but I say if there's defects then either the screen is bad or something when's wrong with the installation.
I think it's ok to go back to the seller and ask for a replacement or a refund if you know you did everything right.
But it's up to you. You know the issue more than anyone just make the best judgement call you can and go from there.
Good luck!
@@Projectlalo thanks a lot
pulled a yellow sticker inside the screen part, how bad is that? 😬 thought its a protecting sticker, and after i glued my phone together, noticed that my old screen still has it on 🤦🏼♀️
I say as long as the Screen is working properly then there’s nothing to worry about. 😅
Use some 99% alchohol man, I'm sure you know about that but it really helps so much when u heat up the phone to get rid of that strong glue.
I actually DIDN'T know about this when I made the video so it's really great advice. I didn't learn that trick til way later after watching many other repair videos.
@@Projectlalo yeah it comes in clutch when it's really being tricky. But I'm not gonna lie there is sometimes where I just want to keep the glue that's on there to prevent needing to use anything. But like I said, when it's being tricky you just have to use it to get it off. 😎👍
Which are the EDL points?
not sure what you mean?
Where do I go purchase the moto g stylus screen? Please
at this point I'm not totally sure since it's been over two years that I posted this. I always try eBay first.
Hey DO YOU KNOW HOW to Remove a STUCK STYLUS PEN MOTO G STYLUS 2021?
If you just remove the back plate you should be able to get to it and pretty it off no problem. It's just a plastic cover that is glued on so it's not terribly invasive just follow the beginning of the video and you should be fine.
@@Projectlalo Hey I got out with fingernail clippers. Thank you so much for trying to help me. Lol but If I got it stuck in there and no one's seems to have done this before, it wouldn't be wise for me to take the back off😆.
I did really well until..... removing the battery. I used the point of my pocket knife to pry it up (after a few moments of an alcohol soak). But I punctured the battery and BAM! FIRE! SMOKE! TOTALLY RUINED PHONE! My bad.
Oof! Sorry to hear that! Yes, you have to be really careful about the battery!
I just had mine replaced and the sharpness has seemed to increase. Is there a setting to fix?
Not sure about the sharpness. I don't think there's any settings for that. However you can adjust the brightness from the top pull down menu. That might help.
@@Projectlalo damn
@@mickdavis4736 everything ok Mick?
Why was there no screen glue included with the screen??
🤷🏻♂️don’t know
Getting that plastic hot is kinda scary!
Definitely! Be careful not to overheat or bend it too much to avoid bending it out of shape or creasing it. Make sure you get some quality adhesive when putting it back together. I got 3m tape and was not happy with the results.
Just take your time. :)
I got two that need to be fixed bro that's a job for you bro name your price???🙏🙏🙏
Not sure how I would make that work 😅
My screen didn't break I dropped it and the screen went black and I can't charge it or force restarted it can anyone help me
Screen cable could have been disconnected from the drop? I would remove the back cover and see if all the connections are still good. Other than that not sure.
If there's a local phone repair shop near you, that could be a good option.
So, what would happen if you did rip the fingerprint reader's ribbon wire?
you no longer have a finger print scanner function.
Prices of new screens have gone up a lot recently. It's absurd for phone parts to cost that much - replacing screens is difficult and time consuming and you risk easily damaging delicate Ribbons and losing parts. I see screens for 50 dollars that were half that a few years ago...and they aren't even OEM, and for a three year old phone.
yes this video is two years old. That is an unfortunate turn of events.
Just my luck the Screen is out of Stock.😭
www.ifixit.com/Store/Android/Motorola-Moto-G-Stylus-2020-Screen/IF390-045?o=1
Link to an iFixit screen replacement this should be the one for 2020 moto g stylus. Make sure to double check.
^%#$!!!!!
That glue on the bottom of the battery is a real problem. I wound up puncturing the battery, it expanded and blew smoke everywhere. Not cool!
Yeah brother, you have to be careful, real careful when trying these things out, especially if it's a first time thing.
DIY projects always come with risk so do you own research and be thurough about it before testing in to something.
Testing in to stuff is my usual approach but I have a natural knack for this stuff and I always accept the risk that comes with doing things on your own.
This is why people pay repair shops to fix stuff for them. Nothing like the freedom of knowing you have that choice though!
I just got mines fixed but now my stylus doesmt work smh
Not sure what would cause that except maybe the screen you received was not the correct one that would be compatible with the stylus. When I got mine I had no issues.
Welp you know why I'm here lol
everytime I get non-iPhone for screen replacement, I say, "This is a .... what phone is this?"
the phone battery started smoking for me💀
Soy el único que siempre compra pantallas de motorola y nunca son de el tamaño vienen más grandes o más pequeñas pu..s chinos arriba el aftermarket🙄
if not a heat gun, (or blow dryer) maybe a heating pad? wink 😉
A new refurbished phone is cheaper than the repair
There you have it folks! buy refurbished! Thank you Marc Huffman!
Man what the heck my screen has the same exact cracks
no way!
I wouldn’t mind my cracked screen, if a crack didn’t go right across my camera
i made the same mistake of buying this package. useless screw drivers
Yeah well don't do what i did the damn battery blew up and now I got a burn spot in my carpet trying from putting the fire out. Just fuckin great now I'm out of 40$ for the replacement and a damn 200$ pos phone. Save the trouble and just get a new phone fuck this shit.
Sorry it didn't work out for you friend, be well.
It was helpful. You seem pretty nervous tho and tongue twisted. Not trying to me a jerk or mean and ignorant but maybe next time just write down the steps in your videos frame by frame. Maybe that will help. And it's only because you seem nervous speaking is why I'm saying that. Like I said I'm not trying to be a jerk because you did good for your first time and I understood what you did and said. But maybe that would help. And just use your hands to speak.
And maybe you should stick to just speaking, as clearly you cannot type coherent English…. not trying to me a jerk or mean and ignorant…. just saying.
Lmfaooo .. you made soo many mistakes! Like .. please don't do this if you repair other people's phones. Its careless. But minus that .. Thank you for this video !! It is educational!
lol thank you??