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#1 taksu

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Posted 2012-02-06 01:40:46

Is there any place in CR to replace broken front glass of iPhone 4?

3rd party on-site service preferred (since I don't want to have my phone sent over to Apple for the process..).

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Posted 2012-02-06 16:31:45

taksu,

Can only offer you this.  There are a couple of guys at a booth on the ground floor of the Big C.  Their business card says "My Live".  Replacing touch screens and digitizer pads is what they do.  They also have a smaller booth on the second floor of Central Plaza.  

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Posted 2012-02-06 20:29:27

Also the Apple shops, one in Central and the main office near the clocktower.

#4 rmacdon61

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Posted 2012-02-06 21:19:13

Why is it the apple phone screens break so often? My daughter dropped hers on carpet and it broke? One I have back home, same, but at least dropped on cement.

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Posted 2012-02-07 02:21:07

Thanks! I'll try to have my phone fixed next time in the Rai.

I guess iPhone is actually designed to break. I mean there are lots of cell phones on the market that you can put in your pocket without breaking the vital parts of the phone. Planned obsolescence.

#6 TwentyBaht

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Posted 2012-02-10 00:31:25

taksu,

Just a bit more help.  Looks like you can order the iPhone 4 digitizer pad from Pantip Market.  Price 690 baht.

Google pantipmarket, click 4th down, enter "digitizer" and search.  you will see two items.  (there's an English menu also - upper right corner)

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#7 klikster

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Posted 2012-02-10 16:40:52

Just recently read a short article on that IPhone glass. Steve Jobs negotiated with Corning to make a special thinner glass for them, something like 20% thinner.  Apparently it makes the touch screen more responsive.  So you might have a less responsive touch screen if "standard" glass is used.

#8 taksu

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Posted 2012-02-14 17:20:15

Thanks guys! I think I have enough options to sort out this problem. Right now I'm working in my home land where Apple wants around 300 EUR (nearly 400 USD) + one or two weeks for replacing the screen. Actually, I was told that they would send me a refurbished phone so there would also be all the hassle with backups etc.

Anyway, in about a month I'll be back in CR and can happily wait to get the phone serviced there. Unfortunately I don't have time to stop in Bkk.



 


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