WARNING I know "nothing "! About fixing phones ! So I always take my phone here to get it fixed…read morebecause they are nice people and they can always fix my phones and ipads !

******WARNING******* IF YOU HAVE AN IPHONE, DO NOT TAKE YOUR…read morePHONE TO THIS PLACE!!! THEY ARE NOT AN APPLE CERTIFIED REPAIR SHOP!!! All Apple phones have serial numbers on the internal parts of their phones and will not function properly with an aftermarket part. You risk damaging your phone by installing non genuine Apple parts. I have an iPhone 12 Pro Max. It's always in a case with a screen protector. The screen was cracked from a freak accident. The screen was cracked but the touch feature worked fine. I went to "Cell Phone Fix" because I was unable to make it to an Apple store (My mistake). I went in person to this store and asked the store owner if he would be able to replace my screen with an actual APPLE OEM (original equipment manufacturer) part. He said that he had a refurbished OEM APPLE screen and would be able to fix it. He told me to hold on so he could call his brother to make sure he could. He spoke to his brother in a form of Arabic over the phone and then told me he would be able to fix it for $350. He told me it'd take him one hour to fix. I asked him again, to reassure myself that the part was an actual OEM APLE part before he touched my phone. He said, "Yes, it's an actual refurbished Apple screen. You won't be able to tell a difference." I turned my phone off and handed it to him. I waited inside the store for him to repair. After the repair was complete, the screen appeared to be fine. From the actual appearance of the phone (turned off) you wouldn't be able to tell that anything happened. When I turned my phone on, there was a notification in the settings that said, "unknown part." This notification further explained that the phone was unable to determine that the display screen installed on the phone was an original part, genuine Apple part. I inquired to the store owner about this issue and he said, "Give it 3-5 business days and it will go away." After further inspection of the phone, I noticed that there was no "true black" on the black portions of the screen. OLED displays show true black. LCD screens will not. This was a cheap LCD screen that I was charged $350. Throughout the day, my phone would randomly turn off, over heat and the battery drained significantly faster than prior to the repair. The next day I took my phone to the Apple store in fear that my phone would be ruined from prolonged use of the fake screen. This caused my phone to be out of warranty so I had to pay for an out of warranty repair with Apple just to get my phone fixed. I have attached pictures of the difference between my phone and my wife's. If you look, you can definitely see a significant difference in the screens. The phone on the left is my wife's. The one on the right is mine. The black looks like bluish because it's not an OLED screen.