Phone repair/refurbishment is so important. Most of us dont need the new, best thing at this point where the 4 year old phone does everything we want. We just want new batteries, charge ports and screen repair.
I think it's mostly kids who care about having the newest phones, and it's normally due to peer pressure. I don't know of any adults who buy the newest flagship every year.
Do you see how much he replaced and fixed? Thats intentional. Apple would rather you get a new phone. It can be fixed sure. But what he just did. You may as well get a new phone. Your statement applies to androids 100% though. Since they are meant to be fixed
@@iDoctorUK Думаю это не самая компетентная Ваша работа, но всё же... Я не осуждаю, но я бы посчитал нужным полностью разобрать смартфон, чтобы мелкие остатки стекла не попали под аккумулятор, беспроводную зарядку. Это приводит к ужасным последствиям. Ещё и самое дешевое заднее стекло, вероятнее всего имеющее зазор между стеклом камеры, раз оно так легко встало. От пыли уж точно не будет отбоя 😂 Не совсем понял смысл замены заводской проклейки, на эту жалкую пародию. Она ужасно тонкая. Советую Вам найти более толстые проклейки. Удачи в работе🎉
@@BuscoAlmas just a decent human being with some respect honestly. Apart from the laser for back glass change, I do the same at home. It's absolutely doable. Most repair shops I know usually do something shady and give you back your phone slightly working to see you again next month.
Yes he did, he used the heat gun to heat up the adhesive around the new back panel and then placed it on. Which means when the adhesive cools down it will "melt" into the frame and make it sealed tight. He actually did is straight from the book@@mathi6832
apple want that people buy new phones. its obv a apple approved shop cus they have displays and backcovers from apple. the other shops dont even use glass back covers. its a shame.
@@luhhhyyy They are most certainly not Apple authorized and it's a good thing they aren't. Apple demands entire housings be replaced, not just back glass except for on the 14 non-Pro and all 15 models. Additionally, AASPs aren't allowed to keep any iPhone parts on-hand. You have to get the serial number, submit it to Apple, and have a part shipped for that particular phone- all to make third party repair less attractive of an option for customers. So no, they aren't Apple approved, they're far better than they would be allowed to be if they were. Those screens and backs aren't from Apple, but the screens were probably salvaged from damaged iPhones and refurbished with new glass.
That's what you're salty about? Not the right to repair they lobby work against, not the sweatshops in China, not the removal of the audio jack, not the lightning adapter that took European enforcement for them to drop it, not the outrageous prices, not the average hardware quality... They didn't do that green again?
That's amazing work, so detailed! Puts my commodore 64 and PC board component repairs to shame. It was so easy back then, I just needed a couple of tools. Look at all that specialized equipment you have to have now!
I am so happy that if Apple will not repair their products for us (in or out of warranty) that someone will. This gives me hope for the future. Thanks so much for what you do.
Ah you're hope is gonna crumble soon. The running joke is apple has a division to find new ways so you can't repair your device at other place. Every new generation, something is locked by Apple
@@destruc7o They're absolutely not overrated. Only someone who doesn't know the ins and outs of AppleCare+ or AppleCare Services would say that. It's a good insurance for people who throw their devices around, people just sleep on it.
@@trym2121 Not at all. All they want is just for their customers to go to certified AASPs. Any service or reseller business can become an AASP, a lot just choose not to.
@abhijeetkaushal1343 incredibly good, where I work we charge closer to 300-320 (euro tho) for a screen and back glass repair and that is far cheaper than most places around us
The laser machine that I have costs around 2k euros. But I can't imagine changing the glass of an iPhone with only a heatgun... As for the programmer, are you referring to the R200, to keep the True Tone of the previous official screen on a new one ? IIRC, it's a pretty affordable thing. There's also the Clone DZ03 to keep the Face ID when you change the front camera, but it's more expensive
@chuckjoris3871 The programmer that allows the next screen not to pop up on the phone as a "new display, not sure if genuine" . Also I have a heating pad for the backs along with a heat gun is how I get by doing it.
It's good that they finally changed this on the iPhone 14 now you don't need to remove the glass from the back panel and can just take the whole thing off makes it cheaper and less dangerous to repair
They need this guy in NY, most of the places that say they do this don’t know what there doing charge an arm a leg. And usually close within the first year.
That's what I'm saying. People don't know how right repairment should look like. Shattered glass might easily break the camera, and the client will come here again to break smth else. I'm from Russia, and our TH-cam shorts masters are repairing iphones so carefully, you can think it's brand new (for example @stanisla_ru) , it's what service should look like
He’s charging a fee for his services obviously you can pay less for doing it yourself just like the same thing with an oil change what a stupid comment
Yeah but you don't pay business rent, employees and tools maintenance. Also I'm pretty sure you did a crap job 🤣... i learnt to understand the basics of any business and I'm happy to pay because i know how it's working
Wtf are you pair on about... Stop jumping to conclusions and get off your high horse... I PAID a PROFESSIONAL £90 to have the same work done. Hence why I said, I had the same work done myself... Ironic.
I spent 11 quid on 2 screen protectors and paid another 9 quid for an impact resistant case. That was 6 years ago. Dropped the phone hundreds of times and when I changed the screen protector last year, with the cover off, the phone still looked brand new.
I really need a battery change on my current phone but due to the fact I do not trust any repair shop at all I'm simply not doing it...i wish more guys like this would exist.
I’m an apple user and I absolutely love the glass backs, it’s soooo pretty but goddamn I wish they were more resistant. Like, seriously, mine broke in the first or second year I had the iPhone 11 (after many drops tho). 😫
Well then, as a previous Apple Store employee, I’m impressed a third party shop used the display adhesive to maintain the water resistance. You have no clue how often I’d easily open phones after a third party touched it cause they didn’t bother taking the adhesive. Kudos to you man.
@@stanciu7211 it is if you reapply a seal. That was my entire comment. How do you think we keep the water resistance when we open the phones at the Apple Store? Clean the old adhesive off the phone, apply new adhesive, then use the adhesive press
Always cool to see other Tech's methods, excellent job! Only part of the repair we do different is you left the blue film on the adhesive, put the screen on, then removed it.... I take that off first since I don't like fenangling with the screen any more than necessary (not like that actually matters, I know).
I feel as though there was a reason why I started doing it that way but it’s been a while and I don’t remember why now. I seem to remember a cable sticking to the adhesive one time
Tip for all phone repair stores, always have 1 or 2 spare parts for all phones so you can help anyone that day because that's when people need it fixed. The phone shop I went to doesn't have the screens needed for my phone and I needed a usable phone for work and my only choice was to just buy a new phone (old one was giving me issues and wasn't working properly causing me stress) so needed to upgrade $2000 later and life is back to normal.
Thanks for showing that its IMPORTANT to clean off the old adhesive, and apply new. I see so many botched 3rd party repairshops leaving in the old strips, and the insides of the phone are loaded with scrotum dust
Ich finde das immer wieder Geil wie er das Gefummel so leicht hin bekommt , ich brech mir die Finger dabei . Diese leinen Teile da rein zu bauen . Hut ab
I'm surprised how many customers you get in. I'm always blown away I would've thought a store with employees would be too cost ineffective to run as a brick and motor store
atp buying my phone refurbished is cheaper than taking it somewhere if the screen breaks. I'd have to do the work myself to make repair financially viable.
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Phone repair/refurbishment is so important. Most of us dont need the new, best thing at this point where the 4 year old phone does everything we want. We just want new batteries, charge ports and screen repair.
I think it's mostly kids who care about having the newest phones, and it's normally due to peer pressure. I don't know of any adults who buy the newest flagship every year.
@@jamescollins6085I know a few and that’s simply because they need to be “up to date”
@@jamescollins6085 when changing the battery costs half the phone one would think to just buy a new phone
Do you see how much he replaced and fixed? Thats intentional.
Apple would rather you get a new phone. It can be fixed sure. But what he just did.
You may as well get a new phone.
Your statement applies to androids 100% though. Since they are meant to be fixed
@@Lemontarts01he pretty much only replaced 3 things. The back glass, the front glass, and the seal
That is legitimately the best job I've ever seen at a repair shop. Kudos to y'all, we don't see much of this type of repair shop anymore
Thanks for watching, we try our best 🙏
@@iDoctorUK Думаю это не самая компетентная Ваша работа, но всё же... Я не осуждаю, но я бы посчитал нужным полностью разобрать смартфон, чтобы мелкие остатки стекла не попали под аккумулятор, беспроводную зарядку. Это приводит к ужасным последствиям. Ещё и самое дешевое заднее стекло, вероятнее всего имеющее зазор между стеклом камеры, раз оно так легко встало.
От пыли уж точно не будет отбоя 😂
Не совсем понял смысл замены заводской проклейки, на эту жалкую пародию. Она ужасно тонкая. Советую Вам найти более толстые проклейки.
Удачи в работе🎉
@@Suchoooiiah the translation always makes people come across more seriously, glad to see the emojis though, always love a genuine comment
because you need to be a fckin beast to do this
@@BuscoAlmas just a decent human being with some respect honestly. Apart from the laser for back glass change, I do the same at home. It's absolutely doable. Most repair shops I know usually do something shady and give you back your phone slightly working to see you again next month.
"Oli do not give anything away!!!" 😂😂😂😂
i paused it also just for that!! xDD
Who is Oli tho and what have they been giving
@@sinusiteasmaticahappy endings
😂😂😂
The repair bill was £229.99 [$292.66] for those wondering
ahahahahahha
for a £800 phone it is acceptable
@@joshuax1987 glass back is acceptable? its so fragile, its useless
@@FMJLOVER How is that the repair shop's fault? That's how the company made it so stop crying about it
229.98 actually
These guys fixed my phone, top quality service and repair.
Where abouts 👀
@@warwickshiremidlandsweathe9067think this shop is Sheffield baised
And? I had McDonald's yesterday,
@@warwickshiremidlandsweathe9067dudes lying.
@@GaryGoat350 on what basis can you say that??
He actually waterproofed it unlike some other repair shops
for 230 he better
nope. replacing bavk glass like that wont make it sealed. he should have changed the frame
@@mathi6832 it was the blue thing he adde genius
Yes he did, he used the heat gun to heat up the adhesive around the new back panel and then placed it on. Which means when the adhesive cools down it will "melt" into the frame and make it sealed tight.
He actually did is straight from the book@@mathi6832
that doesnt waterproof it unless its factory seal
Right to repair is vital we need to fight the mega companies to keep lads like this doing great work.
Yeah apple is making that but the other way around
apple want that people buy new phones. its obv a apple approved shop cus they have displays and backcovers from apple. the other shops dont even use glass back covers. its a shame.
@@luhhhyyy Thankfully Apple lost in Europe, and we have the right to repair. Thanks to 🇪🇺 new iPhones are also going to have an USB c port 👌
@@przemekh4857they've had usb c ports for almost a year now???
@@luhhhyyy They are most certainly not Apple authorized and it's a good thing they aren't. Apple demands entire housings be replaced, not just back glass except for on the 14 non-Pro and all 15 models. Additionally, AASPs aren't allowed to keep any iPhone parts on-hand. You have to get the serial number, submit it to Apple, and have a part shipped for that particular phone- all to make third party repair less attractive of an option for customers. So no, they aren't Apple approved, they're far better than they would be allowed to be if they were. Those screens and backs aren't from Apple, but the screens were probably salvaged from damaged iPhones and refurbished with new glass.
replacing the adhesive is refreshing. my co-workers say it's not necessary
Bruh not necessary?! That's why my phones are never water-resistant after being repaired.
@@mosessich2163how many times you drop your phones if they need constant repairing?🤣
You will thank this son of a bitch, it is thanks to him that half of the iPhones end up with the error code due to humidity
@@imnotamess Not everybody sits at a delicate desk.
@@OctaApe me neither, never was an office worker and i hope ill never be either, yet i have never dropped or trashed my phones
I’m still salty they didn’t do that green again in the newest models. Such a lovely colour.
That's what you're salty about? Not the right to repair they lobby work against, not the sweatshops in China, not the removal of the audio jack, not the lightning adapter that took European enforcement for them to drop it, not the outrageous prices, not the average hardware quality... They didn't do that green again?
That's amazing work, so detailed! Puts my commodore 64 and PC board component repairs to shame. It was so easy back then, I just needed a couple of tools. Look at all that specialized equipment you have to have now!
You used to just need a screwdriver to swap a screen. it's all the strong watertight adhesives that makes it difficult
Don't tell me what to look at. You're not in charge of my eyes.
“DO OR DO NOT. THERE IS NO TRY. OLI, DO NOT GIVE ANYTHING AWAY” had me double take when I saw that 😂😂
Fuck are you on about? How much have you had to drink today?
People who take this much pride in their work deserve the world and all its riches.
I am so happy that if Apple will not repair their products for us (in or out of warranty) that someone will. This gives me hope for the future. Thanks so much for what you do.
Or Just drop off apples services because they are super overrated
Ah you're hope is gonna crumble soon. The running joke is apple has a division to find new ways so you can't repair your device at other place. Every new generation, something is locked by Apple
@@destruc7o They're absolutely not overrated. Only someone who doesn't know the ins and outs of AppleCare+ or AppleCare Services would say that. It's a good insurance for people who throw their devices around, people just sleep on it.
@@trym2121 Not at all. All they want is just for their customers to go to certified AASPs. Any service or reseller business can become an AASP, a lot just choose not to.
For a quarter of the price of the phone 😂
£230 pound for all that labor and materials is incredibly good priced sir👌
That's a good price?
@@abhijeetkaushal1343 he's basically only adding like £40 labour, so yes good price
@@abhijeetkaushal1343compared to Apple they mean
@@abhijeetkaushal1343yes, it is. XDR OLED screens are expensive af rn
@abhijeetkaushal1343 incredibly good, where I work we charge closer to 300-320 (euro tho) for a screen and back glass repair and that is far cheaper than most places around us
It’s such a pleasure to see work being done the correct way with the correct tools.
The amount of work you guys do! And on those tiny parts! Hat's off!
You do amazing work my friend!
for 220£
This reminds me of a dog getting a vip treatment.
I respect this man so much.
Brilliant engineering lads. California should pat its own back. You really solved the problem of enclosing electronics from the elements.
230 euros is dope. I need to start a business. I've changed all my screens and backs myself and it cost me like 20-30$
But time and rent
@@venoim. it was like 30 min. no big deal
@@venoim. wait untill he learns about taxes
rent, tax, electricity, tools depreciation are no jokes. and people arent come daily to service their phone....... 😂😂😂
im sure people would love the link to where you are getting a new screen for 20 bucks lol
I just wish i had the laser back glue remover. I also wish i had the programmer for when you switch screens and the non-genuine part pops up.
The laser machine that I have costs around 2k euros. But I can't imagine changing the glass of an iPhone with only a heatgun...
As for the programmer, are you referring to the R200, to keep the True Tone of the previous official screen on a new one ? IIRC, it's a pretty affordable thing. There's also the Clone DZ03 to keep the Face ID when you change the front camera, but it's more expensive
@chuckjoris3871 The programmer that allows the next screen not to pop up on the phone as a "new display, not sure if genuine" . Also I have a heating pad for the backs along with a heat gun is how I get by doing it.
So glad to see these. Beautiful work.
Love you man, you just a simple and sympathetic man
It's good that they finally changed this on the iPhone 14 now you don't need to remove the glass from the back panel and can just take the whole thing off makes it cheaper and less dangerous to repair
Amazing work!
I love how she apologized after you got the splinter even though it wasn’t her fault❤
well done sir! quick effective efficent, an honor to know another craftsmen of yoru caliber! your doing a great job ! keep it up!
I love the Yoda quote behind the bell
They need this guy in NY, most of the places that say they do this don’t know what there doing charge an arm a leg. And usually close within the first year.
NYC chased one of the better repair shops out. Why do you think they wouldn't do that to him also?
@@yolandria NY didn’t chase no body out. NY gotta so much more going on then a cellphone repair shop.
They're--not there, you idjit!
Man it must be nice to have multiple staff working at the store
Bro I fucking wish u had a repair shop this nice and efficient to go to. I should find one
You should wear gloves handling specifically broken phone glass. It can enter your blood stream
That's an urban legend...
Quick and easy and what about the dust what goes inside the phone?
That's what I'm saying. People don't know how right repairment should look like. Shattered glass might easily break the camera, and the client will come here again to break smth else. I'm from Russia, and our TH-cam shorts masters are repairing iphones so carefully, you can think it's brand new (for example @stanisla_ru) , it's what service should look like
Just like singing in the rain lol, "Good morning, Good mooorning! Good morning, to you!" lol...
I need the back of my phone fixed I wish you were closer to where I live
Just walk into any mall and find a shop with good google reviews. These shops are everywhere
220 pounds
$229
quite good for a complete resurrection of a phone
Front and glass back yeah makes sense
I thought it was just the back? @@TheBoyCalzone
I love your attitude !
Skilled craftsman!
How much has Oli given stuff away to warrant that warning on the register🤣
Shocking you charged £229 ($290), had the same repair myself, £90 for both... Sharks 🦈
He’s charging a fee for his services obviously you can pay less for doing it yourself just like the same thing with an oil change what a stupid comment
Yeah but you don't pay business rent, employees and tools maintenance. Also I'm pretty sure you did a crap job 🤣... i learnt to understand the basics of any business and I'm happy to pay because i know how it's working
Wtf are you pair on about... Stop jumping to conclusions and get off your high horse... I PAID a PROFESSIONAL £90 to have the same work done. Hence why I said, I had the same work done myself... Ironic.
@@jaypee18x Can you read?
@@podsaveengland your comment was spotty at best and people who under charge tend to do shittier work and not genuine parts
As someone who has had an iphone SE for the past 4 years, I see this as an absolute win price wise
I don't even like iPhones myself but this guy's (and his team) handy work is impressive. Good job! 👍
Also I hope the "Oli" doesn't give anything away!
230£ JESUS!
What? Business expenses and also getting approved by Apple is not an easy task
MF COSTS ARE MAX 50£ for him AND THATS MAXIMUM, ITS A PROPER RIPOFF@@iLoveAppl3947
He's not approved by Apple @@iLoveAppl3947
@@iLoveAppl3947ah that is the difference then
Being apple certified is not easy or cheap if that is the case here
229,98£ for repair is it worth it??
or 1k for new phone. i guess its worth it
so satisfying how he repairs the phone... in my region ur get riped of from stores but this man looks correct
I spent 11 quid on 2 screen protectors and paid another 9 quid for an impact resistant case. That was 6 years ago. Dropped the phone hundreds of times and when I changed the screen protector last year, with the cover off, the phone still looked brand new.
You are one of the wisest people I have ever heard of!
I had a screen protector put on last week and it’s been the best thing I’ve bought this year. Friendly guys and was in and out in 5 mins.
I hope you transferred all the bits over from the old screen so True Tone works
That was a major rebuild!
Good content, nice to see parts of the process
I really need a battery change on my current phone but due to the fact I do not trust any repair shop at all I'm simply not doing it...i wish more guys like this would exist.
Top notch repair! Its absolutely mental there is no right to repair .
I’m an apple user and I absolutely love the glass backs, it’s soooo pretty but goddamn I wish they were more resistant. Like, seriously, mine broke in the first or second year I had the iPhone 11 (after many drops tho). 😫
А микросему дисплея перепаять? Иначе сообщение о замене дисплея будет
I like that Yoda saying on the counter.
Absolute class mate
A true Jedi, faithful to the teachings of the wisest, cheekiest and most humble Grand Master of all time...
Well then, as a previous Apple Store employee, I’m impressed a third party shop used the display adhesive to maintain the water resistance.
You have no clue how often I’d easily open phones after a third party touched it cause they didn’t bother taking the adhesive.
Kudos to you man.
its not water resistant once the factory seal has been broken
@@stanciu7211 it is if you reapply a seal. That was my entire comment. How do you think we keep the water resistance when we open the phones at the Apple Store? Clean the old adhesive off the phone, apply new adhesive, then use the adhesive press
Always cool to see other Tech's methods, excellent job! Only part of the repair we do different is you left the blue film on the adhesive, put the screen on, then removed it.... I take that off first since I don't like fenangling with the screen any more than necessary (not like that actually matters, I know).
I feel as though there was a reason why I started doing it that way but it’s been a while and I don’t remember why now. I seem to remember a cable sticking to the adhesive one time
That is CLEAN
This man will be in the group that survives the apocalypse.
I like how these phones have glass backs for no reason
"Oli, DO NOT give anything away" lol
Tip for all phone repair stores, always have 1 or 2 spare parts for all phones so you can help anyone that day because that's when people need it fixed. The phone shop I went to doesn't have the screens needed for my phone and I needed a usable phone for work and my only choice was to just buy a new phone (old one was giving me issues and wasn't working properly causing me stress) so needed to upgrade $2000 later and life is back to normal.
clean work dude
Love if you told us the repair price after. Nice set up though, very clean shop.
I had this done in new zealand, cost $550 but did a good job and fast ,was cheaper than replacing phone at $1800
Thanks for showing that its IMPORTANT to clean off the old adhesive, and apply new. I see so many botched 3rd party repairshops leaving in the old strips, and the insides of the phone are loaded with scrotum dust
Amazing bits of engineering.
Takes a genius to fix something you didn’t design or make 😉
I really do miss repairing phones😢
Thats so cool, good on your for being such a pro and reducing e-waste
super precise, nice work and skill, wow.
That looked so cool how long does it usually take to repair a phone like that
nice work , its the little things that makes the job look easy well done on the cleaning and care
You think he removed the fingerprints?
@@malcolmsospicy I'm sure he did split on it and rub it under the arm pit ..shiny and new 😅
He knew what he did.
I'm not a bot
You're a pleasure to watch!
Phone companies putting glass on the back of the phone where there's no screen is the biggest scam they've ever pulled.
Ich finde das immer wieder Geil wie er das Gefummel so leicht hin bekommt , ich brech mir die Finger dabei . Diese leinen Teile da rein zu bauen . Hut ab
I'm surprised how many customers you get in. I'm always blown away I would've thought a store with employees would be too cost ineffective to run as a brick and motor store
That is a really fair price for a screen and back glass replacement, great Job!
The Right to Repair is a Right that many of us, no matter the country, have to fight for
I used to do this, but I didn't got paid enough, but man I miss this field
damn usually the phone shop in my city takes 2 weeks to repair 1 phone, this dude is speedrunning that shit
Bravo, good work! Rudi.
Having that lazer removal thing shows its a proper shop.
Ngl being a phone repair man seems nice bruh
atp buying my phone refurbished is cheaper than taking it somewhere if the screen breaks. I'd have to do the work myself to make repair financially viable.
Good work for a fair price. Rare to see these days. Sad to say but its true. Nice job dude.
I need something like this near me in the states
Apple would have said device needs to be changed out completely 😂 love the work you doing brother
that was so satisfying to watch
With how much shops charge I always tell people get Apple care! But no one listens
I started to repair our phones myself (my wife keeps me busy😅) it's so much better then buying them new
I approve this is a good repair service
Sadly replacement parts are starting to cost the price of these phones
229 for an Iphone 14 back and front replacement is an amazing deal! That would cost us here in Finland a mere 500-1000€.
You guys seem so much more kind than people in the United States.
I love your videos ❤
I remember the good ol’ days of being able to drop your phone, have the back and battery fall out, pop them back in, and be on your way