⟐ Commented marzo 03, 2021 at 1:06 GMT-7

Tienen las mismas posiciones y los conectores se ven muy similares, por lo que no estoy seguro si importar las de un modelo o las del otro.

Cualquier respuesta sobre el tema es bien recibida muchas gracias!

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⟐ Answered enero 25, 2021 at 3:56 GMT-7

⟐ Answered noviembre 02, 2023 at 9:28 GMT-7

Puedo meter los módulos y todo cambiarle la cámara tracera del IP 7 plus solo usar el Case de vidrio del IP 8 plus ?

⟐ Answered julio 22, 2022 at 6:52 GMT-7

muchas gracias

⟐ Answer edited enero 22, 2021 at 1:40 GMT-7

⟐ Answer accepted enero 14, 2021 at 7:56 GMT-7

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⟐ Answered septiembre 17, 2019 at 3:35 GMT-7

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⟐ Commented febrero 18, 2019 at 2:38 GMT-7

I recently broke my phone screen and got it replaced (not at Apple). The colors of my phone are all messed up now. The contrast + saturation of my screen is really high, and all my pictures look really ugly and distorted now. I tried fixing it in settings in color filters, but it didn’t work; the contrast and saturation are too high. Also my increase contrast is off. What do I do??

⟐ Commented septiembre 10, 2025 at 1:45 GMT-7

Update: After it shut down I let it sit for around 12 hours to make sure the battery gets as "empty" as possible. This caused the phone to start charging from 1% as intended. However, as seen on the image below, it jumped to 100% within a short time after it reached 50%. I had let it charge for another few hours after it reached "100%", and used the phone as usual after unplugging it. It worked fine and the battery lasted long until it reached 49% like before, resulting in the phone shutting down abruptly. I don't know what to do at this point, should I request a replacement from iFixit? Assuming it's maybe a defect. It's an iFixit Battery by the way.

Update 2: March 16th. iFixit has sent me another battery assuming this one has a defect.

Update 3: March 29th. The new battery has the exact same behaviour unfortunately. After several premature shutdowns, iOS has now applied the Performance management (also known as Throttling). I will leave it enabled for now to see if it somehow manages to calibrate the battery now.

Update 4: April 10th. The problem still has not resolved yet. In fact, iOS now shows a "Service" status in the Battery health settings. Telling me that the "battery's health is significantly degraded" even though the Maximum Capacity shows 99%. Pretty weird, pretty interesting.

Update 5: May 10th. Still no improvement. Still hasn't calibrated. Maximum Capacity reports a value of 56% now. Even though the battery is less than 2 months old.

Final update: June 20th. I contacted iFixit Support once again and they sent me a third battery free of charge. Fortunately this time the battery has no defects or some sort of. No sudden shutdowns etc. One thing I’m not very satisfied with is the capacity of the battery. It has the same capacity as an original Apple battery for the 8 Plus but it feels weaker. If I remember correctly when my 8 Plus was new the fresh apple battery inside it held charges for longer than this new iFixit battery. Though the difference is that back then I was on iOS 11. So that might make a difference, I guess. But anyways, this new battery should allow me to use my 8 Plus for a little bit longer until I finally upgrade to a newer iPhone.

Goodbye and stay healthy.

⟐ Commented junio 20, 2022 at 10:11 GMT-7

Today, I attempted to repair an iPhone 8 plus. I have fixed two recently with no problems. After testing the screen before snapping it in, all was well. After installing it all the way the touch functioned fine, but after I locked and unlocked the phone, the touch died. I tried reseating cables, pulling the screen out to sit on cardboard incase of grounding out etc. Nothing worked. I tried another 8 plus screen from a different supplier. This time the touch never worked. I started to panic, because I believed I had blown a fuse or cap that controls the touch. I tested the broken original screen and it worked fine. I tried two more screens with similar results to the first attempt. It worked fine, but after locking and unlocking the phone the touch wouldn't work.

I gave up, since I was out of screens and gave the phone back broken, but working.

Now here's what worries me. I noticed the phone was updated to iOS 11.3 yesterday. I just successfully repaired an iPhone 8 plus yesterday from the same batch of screens. I confirmed with the customer that she had not updated to iOS 11.3. What are the chances that I had 4 bad screens exhibit the same behavior from two suppliers? Im hoping this isn't a glitch in iOS 11.3 and if it is, will it affect screens across all models? Yes, I know it's best to choose original repair parts or at least original refurbished parts, but customers don't want to pay 50 to 60 bucks more on average for a repair even after I explain the differences.

⟐ Answered febrero 12, 2020 at 2:51 GMT-7