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Same here, and it was a pretty light drop (onto wood). Actually, the back glass broke without any cajoling whatsoever--I put it in my pocket after I took it ou
by redthrowaway 13y ago
Same here, and it was a pretty light drop (onto wood). Actually, the back glass broke without any cajoling whatsoever--I put it in my pocket after I took it out of the box, and fifteen minutes later when I took it out the rear glass was cracked.
I now have a non-functional N4. I'll see what the N5 looks like, but I'm not too thrilled with the prospect of another LG phone.
- capisce 13y agoSame here, just recently broke my Nexus 4's display. Doesn't seem to be easy to get it repaired either...
- RogerL 13y agoRepair it yourself. All the parts are purchasable on the web, the touch screen plug in with a ribbon cable, and there are youtube instruction videos for any conceivable brand.
- redthrowaway 13y agoHard to justify spending $120[1] to fix a $199 phone. [1]http://www.ebay.ca/sch/sis.html?_nkw=LCD%20DISPLAY%20Touch%20Screen%20Digitizer%20FOR%20LG%20E960%20Google%20Nexus%204%20FRAME%20Replace&_itemId=230881372533#ht_983wt_1163&clk_rvr_id=529718175668 http://www.ebay.ca/sch/sis.html?_nkw=LCD%20DISPLAY%20Touch%2...