How and Why You Should Fix Your Broken Smartphone

Our phones are a huge part of our lives in this day and age, and there are almost 1.3 billion more mobile connections than there are people in the world. Since 1973, the rise of cellular phones have been the fastest growing tech phenomenon ever, and in 2018, 95% of Americans own a phone. Many people own multiple devices. But when devices break, when the screen cracks, shatters, gets scratched, or the battery fails, what happens then?

With the rising cost to just buy a new phone, fixing your phone is a cheaper and sometimes better alternative. A broken phone can inhibit the ability to use the phone. But 2 in 10 owners do not have a screen protector for their phones, and a dead or malfunctioning battery can interrupt everyday activities, but protecting the battery can be very easy.

Find out how to save money by fixing instead of replacing your phone here.

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