about time you learnt the right way

@@Rusty_Gold85 I prefer data as dayta

Eh he just buys the replacement parts, not much jerry rigging

Budder 👌🏿✌🏿😘

Buy the parts and do it by yourself with the guide from KZfaq

Lalremtluanga Ralte maybe in the future. I dont have the parts and materials for repair atm

Alvin Tung then it’s a wrecking shop ...

Sadly it is. 😭

Alvin Tung may it Rest In Peace ✝️

It's not hard if you dont break those white adhesive strips.

@@Alexander_l322 OK thank you

is it still good in 2020 ?

@@ThatStella7922 That's awesome man. I've always avoided LG phones due to their software, but I bet they sing with Lineage.

as long as you stay with high end, Japan made VAIO m it works fine for a long time with excellent battery time, not thinkpad or panasonic toughbook longevity but close, kinda linke the dell professional latitude laptops. easy to work on, at least up to the 2014 spin off of the VAIO line. as for the phones i'd say it's the same with a few caveats as to the parts availability in some markets and kinda slow software updates but they work, less buggy than to the samsung ones. most of of the people i know with Sony phones are taking care of their phones and keeping them for two years or more usually and won't go for the shinny new thing every six months in or so. kinda late to the party but, had some time. 😋

@Ellis The DJ I don't know man, but I've always seen Sony devices as really well made and high quality. As an example, I have 2 Xperia E1 phones that are six years old each and still work like a charm. Meanwhile my supposedly "superior" Xiaomi redmi phone lasted less than 2 years before the charging port broke.

Always have loved Sony never had a screen shatter on me. But I wished they would’ve got their stuff together with their updates and cam software as well as the adhesive for display and rear panel My last Xperia was the z5 premium got it at launch and replaced it last month Loved it every bit minus the over heating issues and bend Also the stamina mode really helped get great battery life on it Used to do about 4-5 hrs screen time on that. Wished Sony hadn’t pulled out of the market here. Was very hard moving away from Sony

Frimmbits buts it heats very much and everything starts to stop working until it cool down

@@tgm8953 I think overheating is because Sony uses the back metallic cover as a heat sink.

Frimmbits i was using it along with case when it starts to heat camera stops working it has really nice camera never able to use slow motion due to heating now happy with my iPhone 7 plus

@@tgm8953 overheating is common problem with the Xperia water-resistant midranges from the middle of the decade. I had the Xperia M5 which was reaching 80°C but it didn't knew what thermal throttling is. However one day it landed on a hard floor with speed. All the glasses became pieces, the frame bent, but the phone was still booting up. To this day lies disassembled in a drawer, looking for a back panel, screen and front panel, and an earpiece. The battery was secured with two big blobs of silicone, dictating the pry of shame which I did it with a steel soup spoon...

It's already there since several months.

@@marwynthemage I meant as in for Hugh to install it soon, I know that it existed for more than a year at this point having used it myself.

MUR3O2OO4 yeah in rome lol

In France too

In Cro too

How?

@@peterjensen3162 love the way you restore broken phone. After watching bunch of your video I tried to restore a sony z3+ by myself but ended up blowing a fuse. The phone turn on but no image whatsoever lol