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  Steven D.

  Shared on yelp.com 6 years, 7 months ago

  Paid $230 for Nexus 6p replacement LCD screen which I think is fair. LCD screens for the Nexus 6p run $170 to $200 on eBay / Amazon. I don't have the technical know how to do it myself and I'm too lazy to look it up on Youtube.
  
  They gave me a temporary cracked screen while we waited for a new shipment of the new LCD screen. Dan was friendly and price was fair. The location is great too since Publix and lots of food options are nearby. The first temporary LCD repair took only ~30 min. The second time took ~1.5 hours. Sunday was a bad time to go. They quoted me ~$60 for a new battery which is decent... it really depends on the battery manufacture. ...

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  Elizabeth Little

  Shared on goo.gl 6 years, 7 months ago

  These guys are great. They are very knowledgeable and provide excellent customer service. I will be returning when I need cell phone repair in the future. Highly recommended!

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  Todd Hagley

  Shared on goo.gl 6 years, 9 months ago

  Fantastic work at a fair price! A competing store further away had a cheaper price, but consistent reviews and an ETA less than most stores prompted me to check out Phone Tech. I'm glad I did as Nathan did an excellent job in the time it took to grab a sandwich. I'd recommend them without hesitation.

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  Christina W.

  Shared on yelp.com 6 years, 11 months ago

  I never leave reviews on here but I just had to this time. This place is brand new and technically wasn't even open yet but AT&T referred me to this shop to fix my 6s screen. Nathan was so nice and said to give him an hour and to come back, I grabbed lunch and when I came back my phone was ready and good as new!!! He even added a tempered glass screen cover on it to protect my phone from cracking. Talk about great service, this is why I will refer all my friends! ...

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  Jeff D.

  Shared on yelp.com 6 years, 11 months ago

  I recently had to revert to an old IPhone 5s that I had in a drawer after losing my 6s. The problem was that I previously had a bad experience getting the cracked screen replaced on the 5s. I originally went to a mall kiosk and they never got it quite right. The 5s never really worked right, even after three tries. I ended up upgrading to that 6s, which is now lost. ...

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