I requested a refund of $100 for the screen. Of cause the seller proposed a refund of $0 but after escalating the dispute I received my refund. Maybe I should of requested more? Oh well it works with a slight defect and I now only paid about $40. Just happy to have received something back!

supplier: We have adhesive. Jeffreys: I'll take your entire stock.

Hey at least if you fix another note 7 in the future, and mess up the adhesive you still got 18 more.

The dislike is from the guy who tried to fix this before.

“And on that -note- this was a Hugh Jefferys video” LOL

*JerryRigEverything: Lets get started.* *Hugh Jeffreys: And we are done.*

JerryRig: Tortures and tears apart every brand new phone inch by inch. Hugh: Attempts to fix broken and faulty phones to pristine condition. I'm a fan of both, though.

"brand used"

When I heard the name, I thought it actually had a fan in it 😅

Hey, Hugh! Just thought of mentioning that the unit you have is from Malaysia. The F in the model number represents the country it was meant to be sold in. I am also from Malaysia and let me just say that this is type of repairing process is common here. Currently, I am restoring my friend's Galaxy S6 which he gave to me to keep. He did tell me that he got a battery replacement for it (from a sketchy repair guy) and a few months later, it stopped working after he dropped it. Once I opened it, I was greeted with a mess. It was filled with gunks of sticky dirt and dust. Whats worse is that the battery flex cable was snapped. The battery was not seated in position because the adhesive applied was low quality and it dried out. This explains why the battery stopped working. The battery was also refurbished. My friend also told me that the repair guy charged him RM300 (about 75 USD/ about 100 Aussie Dollars) for the battery replacement. The are other issues with it also (most of which you had with your unit) but this was just bad. He not only got some guy to perform a botched repair on that Galaxy S6 but he also got scammed (A new and original battery replacement costs RM30, about 7 USD or about 10 Aussie Dollars, from a reputable 3rd party seller).

Note Fan Edition is kinda awesome here in South Korea. Since Samsung has butt-ton of spare parts from Note 7, the repair costs are ridiculously cheap. The full-screen replacement including the display, metal frame, and the battery is $89 USD. It's pretty dope.

I recall that the Note 7 was a hit with reviewers, which now seems entirely forgotten. I'm glad someone is preserving a few of these great phones, minus the improperly made batteries, of course.

Well done on this repair. Heartbreak at the totaled screen but an amazing repair. I can tell repair people like you great take care and pride in what you do which is amazing.

The best repair videos on KZfaq for sure, salutes from Colombia.

Normal people: I watch TheRelaxingEnd as asmr Me: I watch Hugh talking as asmr

Adhesive: *Exists* Dodgy phone repair stores: *I'm about to end this mans whole career*

I was so exhausted due to quarantine so I opened KZfaq and your video just pop and it was satisfying, just boosted my mood. Ty

The sellers in China are literally selling you "New" parts which are actually used or defective......that's really sketchy. I feel bad you have to deal with that.

Been waiting all week for this video Hugh👍 love your videos

I still own an original Note 7. I remember getting in the mail a few days before it was released in the stores. Verizon actually let me keep the original when the recall happened and sent me another one free of charge. when that recall happened they only had me send back the 2nd one and never the first. my sister also had the same thing happen to her.

I just bought a blue version off of Amazon for $195.00 USD in great condition best phone purchase I've made in years.

*I was litteraly thinking about your channel last night and now you uploaded this* *love your channel* ☺

This was super satisfying to watch. thanks Hugh.

Hugh, awesome video! Once again as usual, when will you start doing logic board repairs? I’m intrigued 🤙

The underrated note Edit: The FE did not have the Samsung logo on the front! Interesting

i love the close videos, great repair

Love yr Hugh Jeffrey's videos!!! Also, can you make a video about your best fixes and also worst fixes for different categories such as smartphones, tablets and PCs with Mac by listing top 10 best and worst fixes????

*wheres the tempered glass screen protector*

Always love the vids Hugh, been here since day 1! ♥️

Love your videos bro, keep it up

i like your channel loads of free information and free repair tutorials

I love your content, keep up the awesome work

This is cool but where's the fan? Seems like false advertising :/

I totally agree with what you said. I also repair phones from time to time and unfortunately it is tough to source original screens here in Croatia, so I only have sites like Ebay and Aliexpress, and I sometimes try to find dead phones with working screens and similar. But yeah, screens from China sellers are always so fragile or sometimes they don't even fit or work properly, and getting refund is so hard even with clear evidence. But unfortunately I don't have another source to get them so I deal with what I have.

The thumbnail looked like jerryrigeverything.. lol

Based on the white boot up background, It is mainly focused on the mobo, so it might be the fact that the mobo was previously in a gold phone.

Another Hugh Jeffreys restoration to get me through the lockdown, great video Hugh ❤️

I wouldn't mind using it with the burn-in. It doesn't look too bad. Plus it's a Note Fan Edition, a very rare device. I already have one as a daily driver. I'm looking to get a few more to add to the collection.

Not sure why; but your videos are both informative and relaxing. Thank you! 💚💚💚💚💯

Not sure why but viewing you videos is therapeutic to me. Well done good Sir keep them coming. Perhaps a video on a Apple server???? A true challenge!

12:20 Modern problems require morden solutions This is coming from someone who paid £30 for an IPhone 6s screen repair around 2016

The screen burn in might have something to do with the connections. You'll have to take it apart and really clean up the connections and make sure they fully seat right. This happened to me on a Note 9 screen replacement (ghost/burn in images)

So satisfying watching your videos

You are the super restore guy 😆 nice work 💕

Good repair, mate!

Amazing video as always

good job mate i like your work i find it satisfying when you fix phones stay stafe stay home

You sure do love the note fe and 7!

Great video. I wonder what your bastard of a repair rating is on this one. Fantastic work!

Screen burning is appear to be quite common on this genre. I had a S7 two years ago and keyboard shadow was on the screen all the time

I have no idea why I watch these. As I will never attempt to fix a phone.. But it's so satisfying to see one come back to life..

Great content i love watching your videos

As always.. another awesome video! I miss the clicky home button..

Hugh , first check and then only proceed to other step so you can avoid further loose

Always a great video ..thanks

The screen burn in of a map app is most likely from the driver side app of some ride-sharing service (Grab, Uber, Gojek, Lyft, etc), based on what I see on some used Galaxy phones for sale where I live. 11:58 So that's how Galaxy S8 and later can tell what colour they are! It's from the display! I can now imagine replacing the display on my black Note8 and it thinking it's a blue model. 13:07 It has a Note FE logo on the power off menu?

This turned out good! Well done! I like that when you upload its late night!

Support from Senegal that was a clean job

Dear, Hi you really stunt me by your contents. You earned a new subscriber. Keep updating. Thank you. 😀😀

having the same phone but in blue .. still working fine . if its indeed the a malaysian model/variant , can probably say the previous owner tried getting it repaired at one those numerous 1hour or less phone fix booths that seem to pop up in most shopping centres here . btw , greetings from Malaysia

It just looks so pretty

When he says (were done) is the best thing with his voice

Beautiful smartphone. Nice video!

I have a Note Fan Edition that boot looped and I bought one on Mercari and it was running stock 7.0 Nougat and it’s back up and running perfectly. I got lucky to find a broken one for $70 and it is now working perfectly and I use it along my daily driver

i metaphysically "bruh"ed when you pulled out the reflow station

4:41 "as OLED Screens are incredibly fragile and easy to break." That's why when I dropped my J7 Pro and Galaxy S6 the Screen did not crack but the Display is destroyed.

Im glad that how he and his channel is getting matured

I would also point out that burn-in doesn't happen to LCDs. I have never seen an IPS panel with burn-in. It is a problem with OLED and AMOLED.

I love your videos bro 💯👌

This was one of my favorite phones in about the last 8 or so years.

When he said "and we're done" I felt that

Great video❗️Don’t know how you do all of these repairs❗️👍✅

Hugh, I bought like almost 500 items on ebay and I know when seller sells you defective or wrong item. You can send it back but they are responsible for shipping so they need to pay you that shipping. Or you can keep item and tell them you want full refund or you will give them really bad feedback :) Almost every time they will refund you everything .

I like what you can do Hugh, what I want, just work with computers, that is what I like, kind regards.

I’ve had an iPhone X replacement display fron China that had colour problems.. aka only tolerable in dark mode... But it was way way cheaper to get it that way as even a third party repair shop charged way more for the same service. On top of the last place probably not putting in the gasket... (as judged by the lint as dust crooked front camera)

He's got 2 bombs in his home someone call the CIA or FBI 😂😂😂😂😂

Hey Hugh Just wondering how much you pay for your iphone screens from crazy parts and what type of quality screen do you buy from them?

Apple: This is a botched repair from a third party repairer! Therefore we need to tighten our anti-repair measures! Me: But this got properly fixed by a third-party repair too!

Hi Hugh, can you make a video showing your entire collection?

You may give me thing looked too easy to do. Thanks for the video

Damn wow, Hugh Jeffrey

Hey Hugh, I was just wondering how much does a iPhone se replacement screen cost? I couldn’t find anything on amazon or eBay.

All phone repairs would go well if everyone took this much care and pride in doing it

So what exactly did you mean by "putting pressure on the glass , so the display is working"? Timestamp : 6:45

Where do you buy all of your displays? They seem to be very good!

The map app is google maps in driving navigation mode, that's what's caused the burn in

You are fearless in you attacking these Samsung phones, a bit envious on my part. I own three LG V20 phones because they are easy to service, they use one size screw for the entire phone, and they have replaceable batteries. Also, I have all of the parts for them when they break, or I accidently run them through the washer and dryer.

Man I loved my Onyx Black Note 7 😖😪

Hi Hugh can you do some more repairs on iPhone 7 and 7 plus hope you see this love your videos

FYI... this nore FE is also sold in Indonesia. You can buy this in used working condition for less than 150 USD

my dad used to repair iphones, (and occasionally samsungs, but he hated repairing them, at the time iphones were easier to repair, maybe not now, but then they were I think, or atleast he was used to them) he got the screens and parts from china, but too often would he have to return a part (like screens) that simply didn't work. he quit around the iphone 6-7 (maybe later)when replacement screens were like half the price of the device, and almost impossible to find. edit: just to clarify I believe he brought the parts from chinese ebay sellers, and I believe he would also check reviews. generally most parts worked, even if that is shocking.

I can't skip your video. Please help im addicted

How can I ever trust third party phone repairs when Hugh's videos show their jobs being half-assed

Hi Hugh I attempted a screen replacement on a iPhone 6s and it all went well thanks to your video . Well until I went to plug the screen in. The connector connecting the home button fell off the ribbon cable and now I have no home button THIS HAS HAPPENED TWICE. So I’ve spent more on screens than I have on the phone. Is there a way I can fix it or do I have to spend yet another £20 on a new display?

Love the video. Thanks

i need a compilation of hugh saying "adhesive"

For burn-in instal twilight from google play store and set screen dim to 12%

love your vids

Damn this is like the guy that “fixed” my iPad by cutting the home button cable

Thank you for saving it..