$28.00
Choose Mister Mobile for iPhone 5S LCD B Grade Crack Replacement and Repair. Because I do it better, because I do it safer, because I do it with a smile!
My listed prices are nett and inclusive of screen repair fee.
Product information:
This product introduces the Grade B LCD, working condition with screen burn-in and/or minor black spots. Please inquire for actual screen condition!
iPhone 5S Repair Singapore. Samsung Screen Replacement, Samsung LCD B Grade Replacement, Samsung cracked screen, Samsung Battery Replacement, Samsung Motherboard Repair, Samsung repair Singapore.
What exactly are my iPhone 5S B Grade LCDs?
Basically, my B grade LCDs are displays which are working perfectly, with some imperfections such as,
• Display burn-in. Burn-in, or a “shadow”, is a term used to describe displays with permanent reddish or pinkish hues. These hues will not affect usage at all, but are fairly obvious when I view the display under a white background.
• Scratched screens.
• Black spots.
Is it worth it to get the B Grade LCD instead of the better one?
• Samsung LCDs are, frankly speaking, very expensive. If your LCD is damaged, blank screen or unresponsive, I inevitably need to replace the LCD display if I wish to retrieve my data from the old Samsung phone. If you intend to use your phone for an extended period of time after repair, I do advise getting my A Grade LCD displays.
However, if you wish to only use the phone temporarily to retrieve data and/or to wait for your next phone upgrade, choosing my B Grade LCDs can actually offer substantial cost savings.
Feel free to inquire, I am more than willing to show you some photos of my B Grade LCDs!
• You prefer having a cheap iPhone 5S LCD repair which is cheaper compared A Grade LCD or to Samsung service centers.
• You wish to keep your phone data intact. 99% of the time, repairing with me will NOT result in data loss. Authorized Samsung service centers will force reset your phone data.
• The iPhone 5S LCD or digitizer has a noticeable crack. If you are unsure, refer to my screen replacement blog post.
• Your iPhone 5S LCD is unresponsive.
• LCD display has black lines or displays unusual colors.
• iPhone 5S screen display shows purple ink marks which looks like smudges. In this case, the marks will spread over time.
• Your iPhone 5S powers on and charges normally.
• Your iPhone 5S has never been sent for any Samsung LCD repair before.
• The iPhone 5S cannot power on.
• You are looking for other types of Samsung repair. If so, you can visit my product pages for Samsung repair.
• iPhone 5S doesn’t charge when plugged in with a power supply. There may be no display because your charging port is faulty instead of the LCD. Do refer to my Samsung Charging Port product pages for more information.
• The iPhone 5S display is working and responsive. Also, there are no black marks or lines appearing on the iPhone 5S screen display. Refer to my Samsung Screen Replacement product pages for more information.
• There are signs of water damage on your iPhone 5S. Visit my product pages for Samsung Water Damage Repair Service.
To determine if your device is a local set, check the back of the original box of your Apple device. Look for the Model Nummber (e.g. MRY92ZP/A). All local sets have a Model Number ending with "ZP/A." If your Model Number does not end with "ZP/A," it is an export set.

Samsung
To determine if your device is a local set, check the back of the original box of your Samsung device. Look for the sentence “Complies with IMDA Standards [Dealer’s License No.]”. All local sets will have this verification statement. If this statement is not present on your device box, it is an export set.