Why is this so much cheaper compared to iFixit or iCracked, which are a little under $100?
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It's not a name brand and ships from China. It took around 10 days to arrive. But the quality was great for me! Mine has been self-repaired and working for a couple months now.
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iFixit offers a lifetime warranty on this product. If you ever have issues, please contact support at iFixitdotcom for replacement parts.
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Couldn't tell you. Go to ifixit dot com and see if it matches. According to ifixit, the part number is 857CA. If you search Amazon for that part number you should find at least 2 sources.
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Was this a question or a stupid plug for Apple products? If you want to know the quality of the parts they use then look for the breakdown on iFixit and they will tell you exactly who makes each part.
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You won't need an adapter - I didn't. Don't forget to go to iFixit for the upgrade instructions.
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I think so. But I'd make sure with this site: https://www.ifixit.com/Device/MacBook, which is how I figured out what I needed to do
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According to iCracked.com, it does not fit the 5C, only the 5. iCracked does make a 5C replacement screen. It costs $149, though, which is what Apple charges to replace it for you.
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I am a photographer and have found zero differences! It's just like how Apple offers their educational pricing on items through the website, same concept for this! Amazing deal!!! :)
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That price looks like the going rate for the full version. I own a lot of toontrack products and the list at their site is always too high. Even the sales on their site are higher than other distributors' base price.
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Thanks for the reply. If you're right, it's odd that it's the one with the facial recognition that is cheaper---maybe there's some other difference?
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Besides what the other answers state, IT IS $100 CHEAPER!!!!!!!!!!! (4th Gen.)
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It's cheaper since it's the latest offering from Casio and they're trying to encourage current owners to update and prospective buyers to get the model that looks more "current". In some Asian countries you can still find the FX-991MS selling for $30 USD, but any newer models are around the $20 mark. In case you were wondering, the natural textbook display can be turned off and the calculator operates exactly like the FX-991MS. I use all of my Casio units in non-textbook mode for speedy entry.
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You may not want to go this route. Even though replacing just the glass is the cheapest it is also the most time consuming and skill demanding repair. The glass, digitizer and LCD are fused together. Buying the $95-99 part with the tool kit is the best way. use iFixit.com to learn how to do the repair.
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Here's a link to the toolkit roll without the tools (http://www.ifixit.com/Store/Tools/iFixit-Pro-Tech-Tool-Roll/IF145-170)
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The basic answer has to do with whether or not you are interested in hobbyist computing - building yourself. Sure, a Chromebax is easier out of the box, but you have no input on what went into it. Chromebox is likely to (and probably does) include cut-rate components to save cost. With the NUC you can add the highest quality memory and SSD you can afford, if you wish.
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Doesn't really matter. Buy any of these. Suppliers word their product like that to make it appear when a user searches on Google as "sprint iPhone" or "Verizon iPhone"On a side note, icracked screens are not OEM products. Quality is very bad. I know getting the screen fixed at Iphone service station is expensive but atleast u will get original digitizer.I had to replace my digitizer twice and both the times their product was defective
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I had to use another tool kit in combination with this one to repair my 2009 Macbook. I would suggest that you buy the repair kit from ifixit and make sure that you have Torx drivers T2 through to T8. I also snapped the spudger almost immediately as the plastic is cheap...so I would buy a more expensive/solid kit.