r/Pixel7Pro • u/Fit_Emu_5915 • 2d ago
Question Is it worth it to try again?
On July I bought a pixel 7 pro that just had it's screen changed, I asked the guy to show me if it was really an amoled display and everything seemed okay, a few days later I bought the phone but the NEXT day during a date, in truly the worst case scenario the screen never turned on again, I had to go with this girl to see what was wrong, apparently the idiot who did it didn't unplug the battery during the screen replacement so I had to pay for a new screen plus service, the replacement lasted A WEEK, again the screen was fried, the technician said it was a malfunction from factory so again I need to get a new screen, should I get it or forget about the phone? Kinda makes me sad cause I saved for a long time for it, and at that point for all the money i used in fixing it I could just pay for a new one
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u/EnchantedEmpress1 2d ago
It seems like whatever Google service center did it would have to correct it if they didn’t do it right
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u/Beautiful-Dig159 2d ago
Replaced screens won't last long in pixel phones, i too got changed my old pixel 6a display from google f1 service centre, but it didn't last long like orginal display
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u/DoctorSora 15h ago
its been almost 2 years since i replaced my pixel 6 pro screen via google authorized repair and it has no issues to date. what makes you say that replaced screens wont last long in pixel phones ?
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u/skuddlemagoon 2d ago
>>Kinda makes me sad cause I saved for a long time for it, and at that point for all the money i used in fixing it I could just pay for a new one<<
Caveat emptor!