IFixit Reviews

So I got a iPhone 6+'s battery fixed from its' previous 73% max capacity. iFixit did fix it, however it made these vertical lines that click whatever they touch on the display. Also, it made some of the keys on the keyboard stop working for whatever reason.

battery dies at around 30-40%. macbook just shuts off and i have to plug it to the charger to get it to turn back on. Battery level is at 4-8%.

Received prompt packaged from iFixit, replacement screen for iphone SE. Repairs went thru without a hitch, parts fit and worked properly. But only after a couple days or normal a slight bump cracked a corner of the new screen. This makes me believe that replacement quality of parts are as good as Apple factory parts.

I followed the tutorial, and it was helpful, however the part I purchased (force touch sensor for original apple watch) is defective... it is almost impossible to activate as it requires too much pressure (on average I can make it respond 10% of the times, and that is ONLY with extreme pressure on the watch face)

The new screen would not turn off when I pick up a phone and held iPhone to my ear.

To start, I have purchased from iFixit.com previously and the experience was satisfactory and I want to share that my current experience is less than acceptable. I ordered a replacement iPhone SE LCD Screen and Digitizer full kit. Comparable kits were available from the familiar sources Amazon and EBay for about half the price. I paid $59.99 with shipping, and received what appears to be an item that was previously sold and returned by a previous customer. This part was actually dirty! Finger prints all over it, including under the protective screen with all the bubbles from poorly being reapplied. The back side looks like some kind of moisture was on it and dried. It almost resembles what you would expect if someone sneezed on it. Seriously! Less than happy since I paid for a new part, and twice of what others are selling this part for. What in the world happened here? Quality control at shipping took the day off.

Do not expect iFixit to take FULL responsibility if they mess up an order. I ordered a SSD and they sent me an optical drive instead. They were perfectly helpful with getting me a replacement part, but when I ordered the original part I specifically ordered 2-day shipping. By the time I received the actual part it many many days later. I requested a partial refund for the extra shipping, since I did not receive the part in the time that I paid for. They declined to refund me. In the future I will try to buy parts from a company whose policies are actually respectful of their customers.