How to fix your iPad screen
If you own an Apple iPad, you probably know that this iPad isn’t cheap, and it doesn’t fix your screen either. You may be surprised to read that Apple’s one-year warranty does not cover accidental damage. If your screen is badly cracked, be prepared to pull out your credit card. Here are some important things to read and know about a repaired Apple iPad screen.
Get Apple to fix it
Apple users have the AppleCare feature, and if you have this luxury available, you can have your iPad screen replaced quite cheaply. AppleCare is a service from Apple and you can take advantage of it for two years for $99. Covers two accidental damages to your Apple device for a $49 service fee. If you don’t have AppleCare, an iPad screen replacement will cost anywhere from $199 to $599, depending on your iPad model. If you can’t get to Apple, you can mail your device in via shipping.
Have a third party to fix it
There are also other options available for you to repair your iPad screen. For example, you can go to any iPad repair shop to replace the damaged screen. The downside to choosing a non-Apple repair shop is that it will void your iPad warranty. But if you are out of warranty then go to these stores and have your screen fixed. Make sure the shop has quality parts and experience in repairing devices. So instead of being in a state of ‘sell your ipad‘, you can opt for the repair shop and have your iPad screen repaired.
don’t DIY
It is strongly recommended that you do not attempt to repair the screen or any part of your device yourself unless you have the knowledge and experience to repair Apple products. And if you really want or try to repair the screen yourself, keep in mind that you should first buy a touch screen replacement kit. It will cost you between $30 and $400. Therefore, you must first spend a few dollars to repair the screen yourself.
deal with it
If you’re short on money or just don’t want to visit the repair shop, you can protect your screen with a glass protector. But the protector only helps if your iPad screen has minor cracks. While it won’t look great, at least doing so will protect your iPad’s screen from further damage.
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