The iPhone is very known for its fragility and it is quite undeniable, to say the least. Its genius, classy but completely breakable combination of glass and metal is the factor that makes it fragile and prone to being easily damaged or broken. The only way wherein you would not damage your iPhone upon dropping is when you drop it onto your bed or onto another soft surface such as your carpeted floor. However, when it is tilted to an awkward angle such as when one of its four corners or it faces back or screen-first hits a concrete floor, you are bound to face an expensive repair that will surely drill a hole through your wallet. Are you ready for it? We all know how expensive it is, that is why if your friend has trust issues on handing to you their phones when you want to borrow it, let them be. Chances are they just want to avoid any accident from happening and they just want you not to become responsible for it. But what really makes an iPhone repair so expensive anyway? Is it the required parts to be installed? Is it the professional skill you are paying for? Or maybe is it just the branding of Apple Inc.’s precious child itself? In today’s article, we will find out just why this happens and why a damaged iPhone requiring a repair is really a pain in the neck.

According to gadget experts, what makes the iPhone expensive to repair, especially the latest ones specifically (iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X), is not the repair itself, the professional technicians all around iPhone repair Cary NC can handle that without a hitch--it is about the expensive parts that are required to install or replace that are already existing in your phone that is damaged is the factor itself that makes the repair really expensive. But what else? What is the other factor that makes it more expensive? It is the control that the Apple Inc. has over the Carytown phone repair and other repair shops to make sure that you only have your iPhones repaired at their store itself or to the other Apple-authorized stores spread all around the country. Consider it a monopoly or maybe capitalism because they do not really have full control over where people can have their iPhones repaired no matter how hard they have tried for the past 10 years ever since the first iPhone has been launched since 2007 which dramatically changed the game when it came to gadgets and mobile phones.

However, with the right resources and Google skills, you will surely be able to find Carytown phone repair shops which will offer iPhone repair at a cheap price, if not, at least at a reasonable price which is most likely less than how much they would charge you when you go to an Apple store for repair. Look for promos on Facebook as some repair shops create Facebook pages to gain an easier connection with their customers.