@kdfederer wrote: No, it will need to be taken to an Apple store. AT&T stores do not do repairs on iPhones.
And at the Apple store they don't generally do repairs like that in the store, they will generally give you a refurbished iPhone to replace your current one after you pay any charges there may be ($49 with AppleCare+, $199 Out of Warrantee, etc).
@kdfederer wrote: No, it will need to be taken to an Apple store. AT&T stores do not do repairs on iPhones.
And at the Apple store they don't generally do repairs like that in the store, they will generally give you a refurbished iPhone to replace your current one after you pay any charges there may be ($49 with AppleCare+, $199 Out of Warrantee, etc).
actually as of about a year and half ago the majority of the genus bars at the apple store now have the equipment to replace a broken screen, not usre of the cost but they can do it.
The question is whether anyone actually has iPhone 5 screens available for a repair. They may not. Your only option may be to go to Apple and get a refurb.
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And at the Apple store they don't generally do repairs like that in the store, they will generally give you a refurbished iPhone to replace your current one after you pay any charges there may be ($49 with AppleCare+, $199 Out of Warrantee, etc).
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actually as of about a year and half ago the majority of the genus bars at the apple store now have the equipment to replace a broken screen, not usre of the cost but they can do it.
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The question is whether anyone actually has iPhone 5 screens available for a repair. They may not. Your only option may be to go to Apple and get a refurb.
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