Albuquerque Cell Phone Repair

Albuquerque, New Mexico –.Choosing an Albuquerque cell phone repair company isn’t easy. Why? Because as soon as you search for a phone repair service in ABQ, you are bombarded with misleading ads, cookie-cutter estimates, and lousy information. From deceitfully low prices to unqualified technicians, how can you ever hope to find a competent and professional cell phone repair company? You are about to discover the top 4 mistakes to avoid when choosing a phone repair in Albuquerque company so that you can be certain you are making an informed and intelligent decision. 

Mistake #1: Choosing an iPhone repair company that does not offer a limited lifetime guarantee. Unless the company you decide on is owned by your best friend, you will not know whether or not the equipment, parts, and workmanship are of the utmost quality. At Pro Phone Repairs of Albuquerque we proudly stand behind our service, which is why we offer a limited lifetime guarantee on all parts and labor*.

Mistake #2: Choosing a cell phone repair Albuquerque company that does not offer a 100% no-risk guarantee. At Pro Phone Repairs of Albuquerque we stand behind our work. For this reason, we proudly offer our clients complete peace of mind knowing that they will get the best cell phone repair ever. We won’t accept your full payment until you are completely satisfied.

Mistake #3: Choosing an iPhone screen repair company without outstanding reviews. Any phone repair company can say anything about its past repairs, and unfortunately, some of it may be disingenuous. We urge consumers to always seek third-party website reviews to ensure that all repair tech claims are true.

Mistake #4: Choosing a phone screen repair company based on low price alone. A low price may mean the company is using low quality, unreliable parts and equipment. Ask the repair technician to explain the difference between LCD and OLED screens. LCD technology is less expensive and used on iPhone X and earlier models. LCD uses a backlight that emits a constant white when the screen is on, using a lot of power. OLED is more expensive than LCD, is more vibrant, and emits “deeper” whites and blacks. Samsung flagship devices, and some of the iPhone X series and newer models use OLED. We carry LCD screens for models designed to use OLEDs because it’s a more affordable option for customers that want to buy a less expensive screen. However, there could be potential downsides to installing an LCD screen on a device intended to have an OLED screen: Increased phone temperature and significantly reduced battery life. It is not guaranteed to happen but because of these potential issues, we recommend using an OLED screen on devices designed for it—although many customers find the budget-friendly LCD screens to work just fine.