4 Things you can do With a Broken iPhone

Upset that you broke your iPhone screen? Relax. You’re not alone. According to a survey, around one-third of iPhones get broken every year. But not all of them become useless. 

There are many ways you can still use your phone. Check a few of these uses out here:


Sell It

It might seem like your wrecked phone has fallen from grace, but you’re in for a surprise. There is a vast market for broken iPhones where they can be sold for their parts. You can get a reasonable price for it, depending on the intensity of damage caused. With a quick search, you can come across many websites that will ask you to list your broken phone. This way, you can find a buyer and make a lucrative deal with them.

You could also get your phone repaired through us and sell it to us and we’ll give you a price for it that’s more than fair!

Repair It

Don’t be hesitant to visit us and get our team to take a glance at your broken phone. If it’s just a broken iPhone screen, we can repair it within 30 minutes! In case the damage is extensive, and you need a part replaced, we’ll do that too.

Use It as a Portable Hard Drive

Are you one hundred percent sure your phone is completely damaged? In case you’re not, a straightforward way to find out is to connect your iPhone to the computer and see if you can view your phone storage. If you can, congratulations! You just got yourself a new portable hard drive.

Use the broken iPhone to save all your photos, files, and media for which you didn’t have a hard drive to store.

 

Recycle It

There are multiple ways in which you can recycle your device. If you’re not an artist and can’t think of an aesthetically pleasing thing to do with your phone, don’t worry. Apple offers a recycling service to its users. You only have to erase your data (back it up somewhere beforehand) and ship it off to the nearest iPhone partner. This way, you can play your part in making the environment cleaner.

Our team of experts at NWA Cell Phone Repair offer phone and LCD repair in Fayetteville and Washington County. Connect with us today to see if your broken iPhone can be repaired. You can reach us at (479) 595-8388.

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