Have you seen how surgeons slice humans? Maybe they will change your mind about surgeons precision.

@@Layput good point

Lol have you seen how they amputate or put in screws?

The amount of retards who don't understand and try to define surgeon's precision are a dime a dozen

I was just going to say that lmfao 😂

"we say we're environmentally friendly but we're actually not but no one's going to care"

I work for the biggest phone repair company in Canada, we are authorized by Samsung, Apple, LG, Google and Huawei. And i gotta say the most phones we do repairs on are Samsungs and LGs. We do repair iPhones but its just regular stuff unlike Samsungs that have damaged PBAs, S’PBA batteries that stop working after a couple of months of purchase cameras. No network connection what so ever for no reason!! I’m just talking from experience Samsung makes great phones but the amount of bad parts in their phones that need to be repaired the whole time just gets annoying!

It's a slap on face of customer , rather than being sorry for worst quality n design that break so easily ,they actually charge people for faulty decision of apple which is to shove glass on pbone back when no rational person will ever want

@@sainaveenbali samsung, lg, hauwei one plus etc… all do the same! It just sounds like your butt hurt from something apple did to you or you had one bad experience even tho i really doubt that you ever owned an apple product. Apple does many things the way they want and they dont care about what people say, but you cant just single them out for something all companies do🤦🏽‍♂️

​@@samiajji2392 Sami firstly let me begin by saying that I have used many phones you mentioned in the list and apple since iPhone 3. I see most of your life you have been judging people so quickly but that's not why I care to reply. The point is this, my friend. firstly yes I do agree that most of the companies are following apple way over the years but they still are very different in how they treat the customer. Compare a policy of repair of one plus with apple and you are most welcome to verify this If the glass panel crack for one plus and they have their way to understand if the break happens from dropping phone or not, they replace or repair the phone free of cost, (absolutely free). Now for the same issue, let's say it cost iPhone 11 about INR 48k in India after all discounts. If your back panel glass cracks and they do sometimes if you just keep it in pocket and sit down, this is as told to me by apple genius, apple will charge you 70% of the MRP of the phone (not the price you paid after discount) even if the phone got a crack without any fault of the user within a week time of purchase. Now you may say get apple care, but even if you take apple care, you have to about INR 7k (call it GST ) so as customer yous till pay for something company should own its responsibility for poor/ brittle design. Had they been not putting such irrational prices of repair, you won't find entire world complaining about anti-competitive repair policy of apple. I can go on but i guess I made my point I know this COVID thing is making people very restless and keyboard warriors. Hope the same is not happening to you. Have a great day my friend and no I am not butthurt at all. I do teach courses on anti-trust and am involved in public policy framework on these topics, so I know what is am saying, it's just that you don't expect to type it out all on the youtube comment section.

Nah they just replace the whole frame of your back of phone thats why it cost so much, the glass alone in my place indonesia is less than 40 bucks.

Just straight up apple try to milking every single penny of their loyal "smart" phone fans

I wouldn’t blame them for the strong adhesive, reason why my iphone 6s survived when I ran through heavy rain when we did trail running in the mountain. I also bring my phone during rainy runs and even holds it without cover lol so it’s always exposed to moist/water. My iphone 8 is 4 years old now and still working fine and I also have 11 pro which I now bring to my runs. Downside here is if you are clumsy and wouldn’t even cover a jelly case and screen protector on your phone. I already dropped my phones a hundred times and the only time I cracked my iphone 8 was when I put the opening pin inside the back case and accidentally slept on it. It’s just small crack but sucks lol

Na youn need a laser enough heat can do the job

@@kaederukawa8773 edgy, classic fandroid

I will never understand people wanting glass backs, especially since that basically mandates a case

I just don't drop my phone.

@@kassiepovinelli2881 mainly because of the look, the premium look, I personally don't care about glass backs, I don't even care what back of my phone has glass or plastic, I have the A52 5G and it's plastic

@@Ass_of_Amalek exactly

It screams I’m rich 🤑

The phone repair 👑👑

amazing work

@@glitterfairies6664 thank you!

sup

Haha Amazing Work Man I'm Impressed

Exactly! That doesn't look professional to me

Plus he didnt cover the camera lens , which might scratch accidentally during sanding or scratch by the glAss residue

Not to mention the metal bezel…

And no clamps for the new backglass glued…. Nothing profesionnal just another random repair shop not doîng the job

Yup, and also scratching the frame with the knife trying to get the glass off.

Nah machines make it a lot easier than they seem

@@TYPICALTRYHARD_ yep, and Apple is still making it difficult

Yeah i Wonder Why They Didnt Just Replace The Back Frame For A New One

@@xrefed It's called a housing. And when you buy a new housing, you have to transfer all the parts from the cracked phone into the new housing. That's complicated. So repair shops just repair the back glass rather than a housing swap

it's easier to create electronics than to repair them, just like it's easier to create new humans than to keep 1 immortal

The reason I have a mi 11

@@harithsami843 did you even read what the comment said

@@zawsrdtygbhjimokpl6998 that's the way it is now because of how companies design their products. John Deere is getting a lot of heat because they made it so farmers basically can't repair their own tractors without calling techs for software stuff. Farmers would rather have 30 year old repairable equipment than unrepairable new equipment.

Yeah it's called planned obsolescence. I don't mind companies doing that to stay profitable, but the fact that Apple actively discourages Right to Repair, causing tons of e-waste, while simultaneously branding themselves as a 'environmental-friendly' company or some bs really fires me up.

They do not care

You're really pretty!

It’s what customers ultimately want. If apple would sell more phones making a repairable, thick phone with a back opening to replace the battery they would’ve done it. The average customer of any smart phone isn’t on a KZfaq video about the repairability of a phone. We are not the average user. The average user wants to just walk in, and come out with a fixed phone in a quick amount of time. They don’t care if their phone can get fixed if it’s gonna take like a week because they need their phone as quick as possible. A buddy of mine used to work in the apple store and he would always complain about how customers would throw a fit about an hour turn around time for their repair. Imagine if they did more relatively complex repairs like the video. At the volume of phones the stores have to repair combined with how much more intricate the repair is for this you would have a WAY longer turn around time. If customers are shitting their pants for just one hour imagine if they’re told they have to wait over a week.

@@jayespin i buy apple because i love the ecosystem, but i'd much prefer a model with more repairability if available. but i'm quite sure many buy apple because apple and nobody would care for a 1 or 2mm thicker product that could be repaired for cheaper. the industry just doesn't do it because it feels it doesn't need to. even though it could help the world reduce the amount of trash. it means less profit. only reason.

You don’t need a laser you can use a special heat gun it just takes a while longer

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Günther Gartenmann iphone 4 has a glass back that you can just slide off to swap it or the battery etc, no glue required. evidently that was too repairable for apple.

@@Ass_of_Amalek it was also too water-permeable for Apple.

First back glass that doesn’t just slide on and off :)

Apple replace the whole phone housing, but someone worked out that you can do this

If you repair it the way Apple does, you wouldn't need all the tools in the video because the video shows the non-proper way of repairing the back glass

@@BraydenLaCorte you can repair it with a simple heat gun. Plenty of youtube videos showing it. This guy just wanted to flex with his fancy pants tools.

@@crisnmaryfam7344 I wasn't talking about the heat gun.

You know a lot of different phones do the same thing, right? But yeah, let’s not focus on those. They aren’t apple after all.

Prolly the music and voices

Agreed

Thank you!!

It's more satisfying and interesting when hands on

Same here.

Add an un to your professionalism

that's apple's intention, they make them hard to repair and refuse to sell any parts and only offer the legal minimum of official repairs at inflated prices to make you opt to buy a new one instead.

That why android is better

it means you are contribute to eco waste, apple is the first example of hypocrisy, they may recycle the products that actually never sell but most of unsell products is shredded and dispose to landfills.....

They recycle the old ones, or refurbish them. Probably sell them to other markets for cheaper.

People are already doing that with cancer it’s trillions of dollars. Why cure it?

Apple is already draining so much money how much more do they need? 💀

Your 2nd paragraph. .... that's EXACTLY what 'big pharma' does

Except apple is more like a hospital that can offer the same services as the hospital next door, but make you overpay

just because you can't afford Apple's repairs, doesn't mean you have to bit** about repairs the cost the same as your Mcdonald's paycheck!

I like your motive but nah fam he works for Apple as a subsidiary to repair phones a great percentage of his earnings goes to Apple and he’s limited of what things he can say and do in this world is basically sell your soul… you guys should look into it

With iPhone 14 the back glass will probably be paired with the motherboard

Right to repair enters chat 😌

It’s 300 bucks everywhere

tbh if you are buying an iphone pro max and dont get applecare to safeguard your phone you are a muppet.

Well if apple repairs it they just throw away the old phone and send a new one to you.

Right to repair is important, but ease of repair, if not mandated properly will lead to every company being forced to make worse devices. Only thing I can see useful right now is publicized schematics and using regular screws. There are things that need to be done for the sake of keeping a device simpler (and thus thinner), even if that means it is harder to repair.

@@NoThrottle what you described IS embracing ease of repair though. Companies like apple intentionally design things in ways to make it harder than it needs to be - idk if anyone still does them, but there used to be videos that would take apple products and then similar non-apple products and show every single design choice that had minimal benefits OTHER than making it difficult to repair. Simply embracing standard design principles and standard tools would fix 97% of the issues. It's not about making companies do anything special, but making them stop their intentional sabotage of repair advocates.

They are embracing the right to repair with their self repair program coming soon. but no matter what, people who support the right to repair will never be happy and will still protest about it because the truth is people want the right to repair within their budget!!!

Him: *stabs the phone and flings glass shards*

I was thinking the same 😂

Thought zach is in the video

What a dumb phone design by a dumb company.

@@fynkozari9271 You probably own a android with a plastic back a headphone jack and a replaceable battery and that’s fine it’s your choice. But with that you sacrifice repairability for a seamless design, and soon this may change since the materials are getting stronger. If you maybe were to hold the iPhone 12 you would understand it feels premium with the flat edges with stainless steel and a glass back.

@@techie_reviews overpriced garbage with ugly notch, with no repairability, thats what Apple gives you. The sharp rectangular design isnt suitable for human hand it leaves a dent on your hand. No android smartphone has that dumb design. Apple designed it like that so u cant repair it easily. They want you to buy a new overpriced phone, not repair it.

@@fynkozari9271 The sides look great, and if you actually hold it it’s grippy and not uncomfortable. Also it’s been 4 years of the notch and android users still cant get over it, the notch is not that bad and you get used to it. I would much rather have Face ID than not have a notch, and Apple also protects your privacy while google sells it for money.

so that glass IS on a part that you can just slide off?

@@Ass_of_Amalek no you don’t slide the frame off. Everything is screwed and adhered down.

@@Ass_of_Amalek everything inside your phone is screwed to the back and the glass is glued on, it's easier to unscrew the entire phone and put it back together on a new back with fresh glass.

Same here dude, almost ez money

@@Ass_of_Amalek also to clarify, Samsung phones are bolted to the screen and the back is replaceable. This makes a Samsung back repair vastly less complicated as a whole. Don't forget to take the little black camera glass sticker out when replacing the screen ;)

10/10

YESSS, his 40 minutes video of scraping ASMR is soo soothing 😩

I’ve made several :)

Mostly apple will employ this guy at a far salary , may not give any work , just to blunt him

Been there 🥲

You can just replace the entire housing rather than using a laser machine

You don't know how phones are repaired so you just assume crap and act naive.

factory reset your phone and sell it, is that a good tip?

Restoring the phone

It is what it is

👍😅.....HOPE THEY INVENT PHONE CASE TO PROTECT THE PHONE!?

I don’t think our brains are developed enough to invent such a mind-blowing and extraordinary invention! It’s out of this world indeed..

Something like that sounds too good to be true, maybe when we have the technology in 3021 we could perhaps dream of it

@@latinouncle8752 that won't happen as if drops, more chances for the internal to not work. I mean, after drops, the case is off, then battery is coming out. Then perhaps, it roll then hit internal component likes camera, processor, speaker. Phone nowadays not as tough as Nokia.

It never ceases to amaze me how phone companies spend all this time making their phones look aesthetically pleasing, but the first thing everyone does is whack a horrible case on out of necessity and a screen protector because if you don't you end up with a shattered £600 piece of tech

I believe that's called a nokification case.

That's why I use android!

@@tom0900060 what does your choice of operating system have to do with his comment about putting a case on his phone? I use iOS and don’t put a case on my phone and don’t break it.

@@christophercrawford2736 because if you break an android phone components are a lot more common than apple components thus why repairs are usually a lot cheaper for Androids and also apple is way out dated with their stuff and apple excuse is because we have to "apple cirtify it" or whatever that means Edit: also you get better bang for your bucks if you just buy an 400 dollar android phone since they still have very good specs for their price compared to having to pay a apple premium

@@TYPICALTRYHARD_ that’s actually the opposite in my experience. Perhaps it depends on the country you live in, but out of the 3 phone repair companies I’ve worked for, it was primarily iPhone. Many people would bring in their non-Apple phones and decide against service due to the limited availability of parts either making repairs expensive or time-consuming when factoring in time to order the part and have it delivered. For an Apple device I can run over to my local supplier and pick it up. Anything non-apple it would depend. We could pick up screens for Samsung S and Note pretty readily but the cost of those display panels was so high, we often didn’t do the repair because it was too expensive for the customer.

Imagine buying apple and paying an apple premium

@@TYPICALTRYHARD_ people like that can afford em so they could care less

@@PotatoSoKawaii A lot of times I see people who are like "can't afford rent and not going to eat this week" who have the newest iphone YZ omega super or whatever that costs $1500. It's sad honestly.

Imagine spending 1200 on a phone

@@caspernicus5822 damn

apple is illegal according to the rest of us, so...

Fortunately Apple don’t have the power to make laws although it would invalidate any warranty.

This guy would no doubt be cheaper than Apple for an out of warranty repair though!

It's not illegal but if they realise you have had your back glass changed, they can refuse you their services. But I don't think such things are noticeable easily, they'd have to look very closely and compare with another iPhone.

Technically it's is for apple but since you bought it and own that device you can do anything with it under your own discretion

Be not afraid, they're professionals.

Apple can't just use the same ways as competitors because the product was designed to be repaired ONE way. If Apple fixed it another way, their iPhones won't be water proof and would get sued and canceled for false advertising all because people are too cheep for Apple care/Apple care+.

Quit brown nosing brayden

Self destruct? *Note 7 has entered chat*

@@peppapigthekiller7539 lol! Yes indeed haha.

Exactly

And water could just slide right in too.

@@christophercrawford2736 there's better ways to put a water resistant back glass on phones. Look at any samsung back glass replacement. All it takes is a heat gun and a playing card, and samsung has just as much, if not better rated water resistance than apple.

@@foetoid1310 well you’re bringing up something completely different… original comment was talking about an iPhone 4. I’m well aware of how easy it is to replace the back glass on a Samsung phone. I’ve done about a million of em. And Samsung used to have a better water resistance specification but not anymore. Apple improved.

Or atleast iPhones. Generally some are still repair friendly, tho the market is dwindling

Loca glue

You can't get official glass EVEN if you are an authorized repair store, you have to get it bootleg from china, just like the dude in this video did, suing chinese factories for trademarks is way harder anyway, they're sorta "protected" by their government.

This is for mostly every company, funny enough, Samsung is the same haha

Great attention to detail. He repairs them as if they are his own phone.

He uses a scalpel to pry up the razor sharp glass shards. You don't know how to repair phones so stop acting so naive