I just busted the glass on the front of my Iphone 5C

[buckmastertexas]

Question - Is it repairable? Plus, I do have the insurance, but have no idea about the deductable.

Also,I have had it for for about a 1 1/2 years, so upgrading might be best idea.
Is anyone familiar with AT&T's early upgrade options.

Looks like this will be tomorrow's project.

Any input is appreciated. Thanks

[Kbeaz]

Yes it is repairable. Be careful with getting new phone from at&t now. They charge you extra monthly now for your phone on top of your bill. You should be able to find somewhere to have it fixed locally for under $100. Maybe as low as $40-$50. I could be wrong on the price but I've had iphones, iPads and iPods fixed (3 kids). Good luck

[Loneaggie]

Can probably be repaired but cost depending on plan might be more than upgrading.

[Tx.Fisher]

Easy fix if you're not technically challenged. Videos on YouTube step by step

[Bassdeer]

yea, call ATT tomorrow.

[Tx.Fisher]

I bought a replacement on eBay and changed mine out in about 20 minutes. Not hard really

[buckmastertexas]

great input Guys. I am definitely no technically challenged, so I guess I will tackle it.

[Smell the Glove]

Very easily

[Wampuscat]

Faster and easier to just let the wife take it to the mall and let one of the guys with a cell phone repair kiosk fix it. And I do almost every repair I can myself.

[BigRed323]

Go to the nail salon places at walmart and ask if any of them fix iphones. A lot of them do it for really cheap.

[Dspivey]

Go to the nail salon places at walmart and ask if any of them fix iphones. A lot of them do it for really cheap.

Serious... That's funny

[txoutdoorsman24]

If you have insurance, it's usually only 50 bucks and you can get another of the same phone. That's all I payed for mine when I busted the screen. If you aren't up for an upgrade (still under 2 years) then i wouldn't mess with the NEXT plan that att and most other carriers have now. If you can get a new phone do it, the new 6s is better than my 5c.

[35remington]

If you have insurance, it's usually only 50 bucks and you can get another of the same phone. That's all I payed for mine when I busted the screen. If you aren't up for an upgrade (still under 2 years) then i wouldn't mess with the NEXT plan that att and most other carriers have now. If you can get a new phone do it, the new 6s is better than my 5c.

Listen to this guy. Also, why are you paying insurance if you aren't going to use it?

Be wary of the cheap places that provide repairs and/or sell screens. Get something with a good reputation for quality. There is a difference. I once owned a franchise iPhone repair business. You can buy DIY kits from iCracked.com that include instructions, a screen, and the tiny special tools.