Need To Repair Your iPhone 8 Plus | Looking For Genuine Used Spare Parts




Need To Repair Your iPhone 8 Plus | Looking For Genuine Used Spare Parts

We all need our phones to work all the time. If something goes wrong with the phone, we feel that none of the daily tasks can be achieved. So need to get our phone fixed on urgent basis with quality parts. However, genuine parts are very expensive but having pre-owned parts can do the job nicely without pinching your pocket a much. However, if you think that your phone has some serious issues or you just want to sell your phone for cash, then visit our recycling website. 

Battery £12.00
If the phone is not holding a charge, then there is a possibility that the battery has no capacity to hold any charge. However, this can also be checked by looking at the Battery Health Sign inside the phone. As long as the battery has 3.8v, this is sufficient to start the phone, and 90+ battery capacity is good for a few years. However, it all depends, how much you use your phone daily.

Preowned iPhone 8 Plus bBattery
Pre-Owned Battery


Loud-Speaker £7.00
When you make a phone call and people cannot hear you. Then it could be the Loud-Speaker of your phone. This part can be replaced very easily and does not cost much.

Taptic-Engine £13.99
Some people call it a Ringer, however, when your phone stops vibrating, and the mute button does not work, this part is the culprit. Again, charging it is very easy, even a non-technical person can have a successful attempt.

Used iPhone 8 Plus Vibrator
Used Taptic-Engine


Rear Camera £34.99
Without this part, having a phone like the iPhone 8 Plus is like having a feature phone. We all taking selfies and making videos on our phones. Changing this part is very easy, the hardest part is to open the screen.

Charging Port Flex £12.99
Imagine have a phone but does not come on because it cannot charge. The first thing comes to mind is the charging port flex. If this part is damaged or faulty, it will not let the voltage enters the battery, so the phone will remain dead. The replacement of this part is difficult because you will have to remove some of the other parts first to replace it.

Volume, Power Button Flex £4.99
Not very expensive but very time consuming, technicians will charge you a lot of money to fix this particular part because one has to remove motherboard, battery which is quite a tedious job. So, if the power, volume or mute button does not work, you would need to replace this flex cable.

Back Housing £99.99
Having a glass back cover looks very nice, but once it is broken, it is very easy to get damaged, it costs a lot of money to get it replaced. Not only the part is expensive but also the labour cost is high.

LCD Screen £70.00
The most expensive part and the one which gets damaged more often than any other component. However, we are running a special offer deal on them. 

Front Camera £17.99
Again, like the rear camera, the front camera is highly important to take photos and make videos. This part is not difficult to replace however, one must be very careful, when replacing this flex because it has two other sensors attached to it; Proximity Sensor, Ambient Light Sensor.

Preowned iPhone 8 Plus Front Camera
Used Front Camera


Earpiece Speaker £4.99
When someone calls you and you cannot hear them, get your earpiece speaker replaced. It does not cost must and is very easy to replace.

Used iPhone 8 Plus earpiece speaker
Pre-Owned Earpiece Speaker


Summary
In conclusion, when you are thinking of replacing parts of your phone, always replace them with genuine parts because copy parts can damage your phone and the new ones will cost you triple the money. So, save yourself from the hassle and money by buying pre-owned genuine parts.

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