iPhone 5c cracked glass
/ By Jonathan Hawkins / iPhone 5C / 0 Comments

Does your iPhone 5C have a cracked front glass screen and is in need of a front glass replacement screen or lcd replacement? Do you need a iPhone 5C glass repaired or lcd replaced? RockIT Repairs has been fixing screens on iPhone 5C’s and other devices for quite some time and we have a serious reputation for quality & customer service. We offer 24 hour mail in repair services or you can visit us locally at on our repair shops. We normally can repair and ship your iPhone 5c the same day we receive! You can mail us your phone or visit us locally at our brick and mortar location.

Top 5 Reasons For A Cracked Front Glass Screen On An iPhone 5C:

  1. Dropped your iPhone 5C and cracked the glass
  2. Sat on your iPhone5C and the front glass was crushed
  3. My iPhone 5C fell off the top of  my car and the screen broke.
  4. iPhone 5C fell off my lap when getting out of the car and shattered.
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The iPhone 5c comes in five colors. The front glass lens is universal in color.

iPhone 5C Users Experience Other Issues

  1. iPhone 5C Sensor Issues: http://macdailynews.com/2013/10/07/sensorgate-apple-iphone-5c-also-exhibiting-sensor-issues-too/
  2. iPhone 5C Problems: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzNVX_nRoFw

 

Blue iPhone 5C Being Repaired at RockIT Repairs

iPhone 5c repaired

 

 

 

iphone 5c back cover repalcement parts
/ By Jonathan Hawkins / iPhone 5C / 0 Comments

It’s that time of year again! Apple is ready to roll out their newest models on September 10th, with their most-gossiped and guessed-about device being the iPhone 5C. The “C” is rumored to stand for “color”, or possibly “cheaper”, because the iPhone 5C will be offered in 5 different colors, at a fraction of the price as the original iPhone 5. If you need iPhone 5C front glass replacement parts, iPhone 5C batteries and other iPhone 5C parts, you have come to the right place.

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iPhone 5C back cover colored shell {Photo Rights: Youtube/iCrackUriDevice}

Colors? And Did You Say Cheaper?!

That’s right- the iPhone will finally be available in something other than black or white! In fact, the iPhone 5C doesn’t appear to be offered in black; instead, consumers will get to choose between blue, green, red, yellow, and white. It’s body will be slightly different, with rounded edges where the original iPhone 5 is flat.

The biggest difference between the iPhone 5C and previous models is not color, but material. The reason this model will be cheaper has to do with the plastic housing it will feature on the back, a big change from the metal and glass casing that we have become used to from Apple products. Supposedly thinner and lighter than its other plastic-backed competitors, the integration of glass fibers into its ultra-thin plastic shell should also grant it more strength and durability than other similarly-constructed smartphones. (http://www.macrumors.com/2013/03/15/lower-cost-iphone-said-to-use-super-thin-plastic-and-fiberglass-shell-in-4-6-colors/)

Does the iPhone 5C Compromise on Capability?

When I heard the rumors of a cheaper, plastic-backed iPhone, I figured that it would simply be a brightly-tinted downgrade to a 4/4S-type technology, but it seems that the innards of the iPhone 5C are very similar to the original iPhone 5. Like the 5, the new 5C is said to be equipped with a dual-core CPU and tri-core GPU; other parallels to the original 5 are the new iOS7, and the 8 MP rear camera and 1.2 MP front camera.

Whether the iPhone 5C will feature the iPhone 5’s 4-inch Retina display is still under debate (http://www.macrumors.com/2013/03/22/apples-lower-cost-iphone-to-lack-retina-display/), and there have been rumblings that the 5C will have a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor instead of the Apple-crafted A6 the original 5 has. (http://www.macrumors.com/2013/01/25/apple-to-use-qualcomm-processors-for-low-cost-iphone-for-emerging-markets/)

A Cheap, Unbreakable iPhone? In Colors?!

What? That is not at all what I said. Except for the colors part- It definitely comes in colors.

I don’t know that I’d call the iPhone 5C cheap, either. Cheaper, maybe, but the lowest lowest estimate still runs at $350, and the highest at $550. Its price may align with the current iPhone 4/4S subsidized price of $99 w/ a two-year contract. (http://www.macrumors.com/roundup/iphone-5c/)

And unbreakable? Personally, I’m very optimistic about every “new-and-improved” model , but I’m never very surprised when technology breaks, either. So, should you acquire an iPhone 5C (they are expected to be released to the general public around September 20th!), and somehow manage to crack the screen, call RockIT Repairs at (540) 412-8824! Our competent, knowledgeable techs can easily take care of your iPhone 5C front glass replacement, quickly and at reasonable, honest prices!