Screen Repair

The Woes of Using a Cracked Phone Screen

We’ve all dropped our precious (and expensive) cellphone at some point and experienced that mini heart attack that follows the fall. The last thing you want is a phone with a broken screen, and dropping your device unceremoniously puts you at risk of having to deal with a cracked phone screen. However, accidents do happen. Sometimes, the LCD screen of your cellphone is just unable to survive the fall or any external pressure exerted on it, leaving you in a bit of a fix.

A cracked phone screen isn’t just inconvenient but is also dangerous. For starters, it’s a fire hazard. When the LCD screen breaks, it no longer provides the same level of protection it was designed for to the electrical components underneath. Thus, the screen is now a potential source of electric shock and may also affect the device’s battery regulation or energy output. Both of these things make it a fire hazard.

In addition to this, using a phone with a cracked screen also puts you at risk of injury. You can easily get splinters on your fingers because of the rugged and sharp edges of the glass. A cracked phone screen may also cause eye strain because the cracked areas make it difficult to view the content being displayed, compelling you to squint.

The good news is, you don’t have to continue using a phone with a cracked or broken screen for too long. You can simply have your phone screen replaced and restore your device to its original condition. That’s where we come in.