iFixit

I purchased my MacBook Air part and I want return this part it prices $ 100 i call a lots of times but no reply and email me look like this ifixit frod company they Chet with customer not good service Thank you narendra Rana

Instead of buying a new phone or spending money on repairs, I can troubleshoot to see if problems can be fixed, how much my cost will be, order verified parts and tools, and then follow simple directions in both video and step by step webpages to perform the work myself. Parts can be cheaper other places, but if you order everything you need all at once the shipping is low and mostly covers the difference. Do you need to be super skilled? No, just patient with yourself learning new (and valuable) skills. If you have questions, every instruction page has comment, every step on the page has comments, every device has a forum, and they are all well moderated. I've replaced the battery and screen on my wife's iPhone 6s. The cheapest toolkit comes with excellent quality magnetic-tipped bits and tweezers. My best advice is to read, read, and read some more before, buying parts, actually starting the repair, and worrying that you did something wrong once you are done. Sometimes you just have to let the phone charge a little while before it will boot properly...

I have to say that I am disappointed. I wanted to love iFixit as a company, but after purchasing several MacBook batteries for them to replace my original one that failed, I can't say that these are quality products. I know that they just don't make things like they used to (I got very lucky in that my original mid-2011 battery lasted me for almost 8 years), but after initially buying a battery from them, it swelled up and died in less than a year. I contacted them and after running different tests, they promptly replaced it as they agreed it was defective/it was still under warranty. This was great! However, the replacement battery has now started to have issues after about a year and a half of use. I have done the same diagnostic tests that I did for my original one and can confirm I will indeed have to replace it again... But is this really life now? Will I just be buying replacement batteries every 1-2 years? I heard good reviews about this company and expected more. I don't feel it's unreasonable to expect a product to last more than 2 years, but if it is... yikes: -/

Its scam and overpriced, i can buy same toolkit on AliExpress and cheaper under 20usd, i never see screwdrivers over 70usd only on "iscam it" i feel im on ebay