iPhone 7 is one of the most successful models in the iPhone lineup. Launched in 2016, it created quite a stir by getting rid of the ubiquitous audio jack! The move became a subject of ridicule and countless internet memes, but sure enough, became the trend in all smartphones within 1-2 years.
This model has one well known logic board issue - Audio IC failure leading to varying symptoms like greying out of audio options, no audio on call, automatic restarting in loop etc.
Overall, iPhone 7 has proved to be a fairly sturdy device over the years. If you have one with some issues, we recommend you get it fixed instead of ditching it - it might have another few years in it!
Had given my Iphone 6s for screen replacement. Manish from Fixxo.in picked up my device from doorstep and got it back within a day. The screen replaced looks good and i dont see any difference with original screen and replaced screen. 3d touch, camera, touch sensitive everything looks absolutely fine. Fixxo has given 1 year warranty. Hope it works smooth in coming days too. Thanks Manish and team. Cheers!!
Completely depends on what repair is required. E.g. - iPhone 7 screen replacement may be done within a couple of hours, but motherboard or logic board repair may take over a week! As a general rule of thumb, if the root cause of the problem is identified, and it requires a spare part replacement - that can be done within a day. What takes longer is either a tricky diagnosis process or an MLB repair.
Yes, it could very well be. Bring it in for a diagnosis, we’ll check and confirm.
Most likely this is due to a well known logic board issue on iPhone 7 - Audio IC failure leading to varying symptoms like greying out of audio options, no audio on call, automatic restarting in loop etc.
The solution - logic board repair is possible but not guaranteed. Please get in touch with us for details.
We’re afraid there is no way to give an upfront cost estimate in such cases. You will need to submit the device for diagnosis. We’ll take a couple of days to diagnose it thoroughly and identify the repair/replacement work required on the phone and then give you a diagnosis report along with an estimated quotation.
Well, yes and no. There is a workaround to get a replacement working home button, but the Touch ID (fingerprint unlock) definitely won’t work after that. Please get in touch to understand in detail.
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