Let me get this straight. You don't want to get another iPhone because it might not work as good as the one you have?
What about when the new iPhones are released with better selfie cameras? They might not be as reliable as the iPhone you currently have.
When the next iPhone comes out I'd have 14 days(?) I think to see if it's working good. I'd still have my 6S as backup just in case it isn't.
But if I change out my screen now and something goes wrong I wouldn't have a backup. I do have an iPhone 5 that works fine but I mean nobody's got time for that haha.
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An iPhone that has been dropped and cracked or an iPhone that has been repaired or replaced by Apple. Which would be more reliable? Hmmm I wonder....
I heard someone who got their screen fixed then had some problems. It could've been totally unrelated to getting it fixed.
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The fact that you took the time to post on the forum about the hairline crack indicates that it does bother you to some degree. If this is true, I would probably repair the screen, but the choice is totally yours. I do agree that the 6s is a very capable and nice phone, I plan to keep mine for some time myself.
True. I actually got an S8 a few days ago and now I appreciate my reliable iPhone 6S more than ever- hairline crack and all haha.
I will say the screen on the S8 is unreal. No words on how amazing it is.
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Not sure I understand this thread,why would you imagine that this business critical reliability would be threatened by a repair? Since part of your phone is currently broken it's far more likely that it will begin to malfunction in some way than it would if the problem was dealt with. Besides, iPhones are mass manufactured consumer devices, their reliability is not so fragile and delicately balanced that a simple screen repair (likely covered by guarantee in any case) is going to throw the thing into disarray.
I've heard someone who had some problems after getting it fixed, but it could've been totally unrelated to the repair.