Recomendations for which lcd to buy for iphone 4

filmkid1080 · Oct 31, 2013

ok so Ive gone though a few lcds on my iphone 4 and none of them have been good quality. One all of them the glass does not break its the lcd that glitches out. Can anyone recomend a seller of a lcd screen that is good quality and hasnt broken?

willerz2 · Oct 31, 2013

iPhone 4 (GSM) Parts - iFixit

or

iPhone 4 (CDMA) Parts - iFixit

Depending on whether your iPhone 4 is a CDMA or GSM 4.

Thomasjtsi · Nov 2, 2013

willerz2 said:
iPhone 4 (GSM) Parts - iFixit

or

iPhone 4 (CDMA) Parts - iFixit

Depending on whether your iPhone 4 is a CDMA or GSM 4.

Definitely use www.ifixit.com! All their replacement parts are genuine OEM and come with a 6 month guarantee. Thus the higher price than you see on eBay and mom/pop stores.

HarrisF · Nov 2, 2013

Thomasjtsi said:
Definitely use www.ifixit.com! All their replacement parts are genuine OEM and come with a 6 month guarantee. Thus the higher price than you see on eBay and mom/pop stores.

I agree on this. It's worth the price,I'm telling you.

golfinglenn · Nov 3, 2013

I disagree. I have purchased over a dozen screens from eBay for about $30 usd shipped to fix friends and co-workers phones and never had an issue. Just make sure they have excellent feedback and lots of sales history.

Glenn

filmkid1080 · Nov 4, 2013

Theres no way spending $100 on an lcd screen is worth it....I might as well just buy a new iphone for that much...

golfinglenn can you tell me what ebay seller you bought it from?

golfinglenn · Nov 4, 2013

filmkid1080 said:
Theres no way spending $100 on an lcd screen is worth it....I might as well just buy a new iphone for that much... golfinglenn can you tell me what ebay seller you bought it from?

Rainbow6fish is the seller I try to use for screens. He has 99% positive feedback and thousands of sales. Packaged very nicely and includes tools.

filmkid1080 · Nov 4, 2013

thanks man

willerz2 · Nov 5, 2013

If you're wallet conscious in quality, take better care of your device and you wouldn't need to put it towards repairs.

The mentality is not to look at nominal cost but the real cost. You buy a certified and guaranteed and warrantied screen that will last, or, you can go through another half dozen LCDs in the remaining lifetime of your device.

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