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anyone ever try ubreakifix.com
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I may give ubreakifix a shot at a new battery in my Galaxy S7. That being said, I would never use a third-party repair service on an iPhone, since they have first-party repairs available. There is no first-party support system available for Samsung, so you're pretty much on your own. They are supposedly partnering with ubreakifix, so that's the closest thing to first party support for Samsung.
Its unfortunate that no one does removable batteries anymore, as nothing else really needs to be replaced on most phones.
Its unfortunate that no one does removable batteries anymore, as nothing else really needs to be replaced on most phones.
You should be okay with a Galaxy at UBreakIFIX, but I would NEVER them with an iPhone... Not even a simple battery replacement because they're generics.
They replaced my S7's battery the other day, and so far so good. It has 92% of the capacity of the original battery, my guess is Samsung backed off the capacity a bit after the Note 7 issues. There's no reason to bring an iPhone to ubreakifix when there are more Apple stores anyway.
THEY BROKE MY MACBOOK AIR. CHARGED ME $189 FOR BATERY REPLACEMENT. BATTERY WAS OLD AND MALFUNCTIONING. AFTER THAT MY MAC STARTED MALFUNCTIONING.