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Deciding whether to repair or replace your smartphone can be difficult. With technology rapidly advancing, it can be tough to figure out when it’s time for a new phone or whether to fix your existing device. People often struggle with this decision as it impacts time, budget, and the environment. Should You Repair Or Replace

The Convenience Of Repairs Delivered To You In today’s fast-paced world, convenience is a top priority, especially when it comes to getting your mobile devices repaired. Whether you’re dealing with a cracked screen, a malfunctioning battery, or a camera repair, it can be tough to find the time to take your device to a repair

How A Cracked Camera Lens Impacts Photo/Video Quality To understand the impact of a cracked lens on photo and video quality, it’s first important to understand the anatomy of your phone’s camera. Realistically, your phone’s camera lens will almost never get damaged unless your phone undergoes a pretty serious beating; instead, it’s the protective cover

In today’s digital age, our phones are indispensable, making battery health a critical concern. Understanding common phone battery issues and how to prevent them can help you extend the lifespan of your device and keep it performing at its best. Let’s explore why phone batteries degrade over time, signs that indicate you might need a

Avoid The Hassle Of A Broken Phone Screen Nowadays, smartphone screens are becoming increasingly big, making your phone more prone to damage or needing a screen repair sooner rather than later. Cracked smartphone screens are a pain to deal with, and while your screen is being repaired, it’s inconvenient not to have your phone on

Apple revolutionized the way we work, communicate, and relax with the iPhone—the first multi-touch smartphone ever released. Since 2007, the iPhone has become more powerful while maintaining its sleek design. This power comes at a slight cost—iPhones can get hot. They are designed to disperse heat naturally, and software within the iPhone limits how many

The reason to use original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts is simple: You know that they’ll work perfectly with your phone. Here at Cell Mechanics, we have access to OEM parts as well as aftermarket parts. What’s the difference? When should you use OEM parts? When should you use non-OEM parts? These are the questions we’re

Looking for a repair shop to fix your iPhone? Don’t want to wait for a spot at the Apple store, or worried about paying more at one of Apple’s flagship shops? An Apple Independent Repair Provider is the perfect solution—and Cell Mechanics is an Apple Independent Repair Provider. As one of the few independent repair