$38.00
Choose Mister Mobile for iPhone 6 Plus 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 6 Plus 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 6 Plus 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 6 Plus 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 6 Plus LCD or digitizer has a noticeable crack. If you are unsure, refer to my screen replacement blog post.
• Your iPhone 6 Plus LCD is unresponsive.
• LCD display has black lines or displays unusual colors.
• iPhone 6 Plus screen display shows purple ink marks which looks like smudges. In this case, the marks will spread over time.
• Your iPhone 6 Plus powers on and charges normally.
• Your iPhone 6 Plus has never been sent for any Samsung LCD repair before.
• The iPhone 6 Plus cannot power on.
• You are looking for other types of Samsung repair. If so, you can visit my product pages for Samsung repair.
• iPhone 6 Plus 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 6 Plus display is working and responsive. Also, there are no black marks or lines appearing on the iPhone 6 Plus screen display. Refer to my Samsung Screen Replacement product pages for more information.
• There are signs of water damage on your iPhone 6 Plus. 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.