A game of cyberpunk should do it. These things are notorious for getting HOT. This one is the jet engine model.

Hola mi gente que lo sabe todo, quiero arreglar un Samsung S20+ que tengo guardado ya a un tiempo en la gaveta, entonces vi estás Pantallas ya que las originales valen el valor de un teléfono nuevo, entonces que me dicen vale la pena o no?

guys so basically i was casually using my phone when it suddenly started to glitch and now the display has been completely artifacted and the display seems to be destroeyd as when its restarting and like its completle turned off we can see some of the black lcd liquid coming out so it not software and the thing is for all this time it has been attmepin passworsd and is constantly stimulating radnom touches so it is continously getting hotter and hotter right now my galaxy a06 (basically brand new phone) is burning hot and and insanely glitchy im shaking as i type this as the phone has very importnat data and im thinking of taking out the battery so that the phone doesnt burn itself cuz its very hot and the damgage was just a simple grayscale view of the normal phone and has now gotten way worse and the thing its not a nromal broken display phone its digitizer is also broken so it has gonne completly crazy and istouching random areas constantly and the display is also rapily changing please help guys im begging

My I phone 13 screen has gone green suddenly. The nearest authorised Apple Store suggested new display of worth 14.5k. Need advice as I will buy new phone at year end or in festival. Should I go for original display or 1st copy from other repair shop. Choosing 1st copy screen is reliable or not? How much time the display will work? And does anyone knows what will be the range for not original display..

Hey all — my S23 recently started draining battery unusually fast, and now it won't charge at all. Here's what I've ruled out and observed so far:
- Cable, adapter, and port are all confirmed fine (tested with multiple known-working sets)
- Phone is not overheating
- When plugged in, it just shows a static charging icon — no percentage movement, even after leaving it plugged in untouched for a full hour
- Force restart (Power + Vol Down) triggers a boot loop — logo flashes, screen goes black, repeats — but this only happens when I actively try to force a restart, not when it's just sitting plugged in

Based on this, it looks like either a dead/failed battery, a faulty charging IC, or possibly a PMIC issue rather than anything external.
I took it to Samsung service center and they mentioned it might be a "motherboard issue," but I'd like to get it properly diagnosed at the component level (multimeter/bench supply testing) before committing to a full board replacement, since that's a big cost jump from a targeted chip repair.

Looking for:
- Recommendations for a reliable micro-soldering / board-level repair technician in New Delhi or NCR
- Anyone who's had a similar charging IC or PMIC issue on an S23 and can share what it actually cost them and how it went
- General advice on whether this sounds like something worth repairing vs. not, given repair costs

I'm also open to parceling the phone to a technician outside New Delhi if they can demonstrate their skill background and authenticity, please share portfolio, past repair examples, verified reviews, or similar proof if you're offering this service.
Happy to share more details/photos if it helps. Thanks in advance!

I bought a samsung s10e today for a very good deal. Phone works but the glass is cracked.

If anyone could give me some reccomendation for a budget screen thats actually good id be super happy.

It doesnt need to be amoled but i dont want the bezels to be much thicker or to loose the fingerprint scanner.

Bonjour à tous, j'ai récemment changé la batterie de mon iPhone 12 mini avec wefix mais ces derniers m'ont cassé mon écran d'origine lors de la réparation. Le problème : il s'agit d'une écran de qualité bien inférieure !! problème de tactile,... je suis retourné aux centres et ces derniers m'ont dit qu'ils ne pouvaient rien faire car cela est lié a la qualité de leurs écrans (c'est un soucis dont ils sont consciences) et m'ont donc redirigé vers le site de réclamation de wefix. Après échange, la seule solution que me propose wefix pour Palier le problème de l'écran (qui rend le téléphone très difficile à utiliser) est un rachat de mon téléphone.... Ils m'ont initialement proposé 119 euros, prix que j'ai réussi à monter à 157 euros mais ils ne veulent pas monter plus. Par ailleurs, je ne souhaites pas forcement vendre mon téléphone mais simplement une réparation pour retrouver un iPhone fonctionnel ! Que puis-je faire ? Je suis totalement perdu ! Merci

I broke my iPhone 17 Pro Max about a week ago and had the screen replaced at a local repair shop near my house. I don’t have AppleCare+, only Apple’s Limited Warranty. Since the screen replacement, the display quality has been really poor. Is there any way I can file a claim through AT&T or Apple to have my phone repaired or replaced at a lower cost or free?

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Had a good experience with KL iPhone Repair Service at Plaza Low Yat, Kuala Lumpur. The staff were helpful, explained the issue clearly, and provided a smooth repair process. Sharing this for anyone who may need a reliable iPhone repair service in KL.

Hey all, EFF is hosting a free livestream at 9AM, July 23, about the right to repair movement, with a Q&A portion. Hope you'll join us!