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Originally designed to open the iPhone 5, the iSclack is the easiest way to pry open slippery devices.
The iSclack works for any products that have parallel surfaces that need to be pried apart: iPhones, MacBook displays, Galaxy Phones, iPads, and more!
Take a look at our iPhone 5s repair guide to see the iSclack in action!
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GPS had stopped working. A diagnostic app showed that I was getting no satellite signal whatsoever. Now I have great signal.
The instructions were spot on. The time estimate was accurate—it took me an hour an a half.
Getting the iSclack was worth every penny. The iFixit instructions won’t steer you wrong.
GPS had stopped working. A diagnostic app showed that I was getting no satellite signal whatsoever. Now I have great signal.
The instructions were spot on. The time estimate was accurate—it took me an hour an a half.
Getting the iSclack was worth every penny. The iFixit instructions won’t steer yo . . .
At almost 3 years old, my iPhone 6 battery would only last a couple hours before needing a charge. Even less in cold weather. The phone is perfect otherwise, and I could not justify paying major $$ for a new phone if I could replace the battery.
After first watching the battery replacement video I powered down my iPhone and carefully followed each step on the phone. The quality and accuracy of the repair guide was very good, and I didn't encounter any surprises along the way. The included tools worked perfectly and were of a higher quality compared to tools that I've received in the past from other companies. For additional peace of mind, I also ordered the iSclack Opener, which easily and safely opened my phone, but after seeing how easily the phone opened you would probably do fine with the included suction cup. The adhesive strips came off without tearing (be patient), and I was able to easily apply the new adhesive strips to the new battery and reinstall. My phone was easy to reassemble and I performed a hard reset per the replacement guide. The phone powered on and I used it until the battery charge dropped below 10% then fully charged to 100% to calibrate it. The whole replacement process took about 40 minutes because I was taking my time and being cautious, but it was not very difficult at all for me. I am very pleased!
Watch the repair video both before and during the repair process so that you don't forget or skip any important info.
Work in a well lit area. My middle aged eyes also found a magnifying glass helpful!
Don't rush things—especially the adhesive strips. Be patient.
At almost 3 years old, my iPhone 6 battery would only last a couple hours before needing a charge. Even less in cold weather. The phone is perfect otherwise, and I could not justify paying major $$ for a new phone if I could replace the battery.
After first watching the battery replacement video I po . . .
Intermittent Charging
Perfect
Everything should come apart easily. If you have to pull or twist hard on something, stop and review the guide, as you are likely missing a step.
Broke screen
A little hard time with small screws
IfixIt videos
Battery was over 2 years old, having to charge it multiple times a day. Performance degraded due to old battery.
Having the correct tools makes any job easier. The tools provided along with the instruction made this a simple battery swap. Almost as easy as changing battery’s in a flashlight.
Careful with removing the old battery adhesive. Take your time.
Battery was over 2 years old, having to charge it multiple times a day. Performance degraded due to old battery.
Having the correct tools makes any job easier. The tools provided along with the instruction made this a simple battery swap. Almost as easy as changing battery’s in a flashlight.
Caref . . .
Shattered screen
Went very well
Buy the islack tool makes it much easier to open the phone
Non-Responsive screen
Fast & easy.
Edge on replacement screen has a ridge around the outer edge. This does no effect performance but does change he feel of the phone.
The 'battery problem'.
Pretty simple. The old adhesive strips pulled out easily enough.
Get an extra set of adhesive strips...mine went bad very quickly the first time, just being clumsy. Something stuck to the adhesive and they were toast.
The iSclack tool is surprisingly effective!
phone was running slow ( 600-900 Mhz as reported by cpu-dasherx)
ok, the screen seal was tricky to get off and the guide didn't mention the fact that if you use a new seal it will stick to the screen while you attempt to reconnect the screen cables. it was tricky to get it back together because of that. The only issue I had was one of the old battery adhesive strips broke and I had to work it out.
splurge for the isclack, its makes removing the screen simple. with the 6s you have be careful because of the screen adhesive but it was super easy to apply light pressure, enough to lift the screen slightly to the tool underneath and separate the adhesive
phone was running slow ( 600-900 Mhz as reported by cpu-dasherx)
ok, the screen seal was tricky to get off and the guide didn't mention the fact that if you use a new seal it will stick to the screen while you attempt to reconnect the screen cables. it was tricky to get it back together because of . . .
The autofocus on my rear-facing camera would just pulse and never settle on a focus setting.
The repair was easy. There only two sticky points. First when plugging in the display cable, it is kind of fiddly and ended up using my fingers but never got a confident seating like the other cables. The second was putting the cover over all the cables it was very tight on the cables running to the back half of the phone so it was awkward holding the case at an angle to keep the pressure off of the cables while putting the protective cover back on. Other than that. Very easy.
Take your time. Keep your screw organized, i.e. lay them out in a pattern that mimics where they came from. Use magnification of some type. I have a headset magnifier and it really helped when seating the cables.
The autofocus on my rear-facing camera would just pulse and never settle on a focus setting.
The repair was easy. There only two sticky points. First when plugging in the display cable, it is kind of fiddly and ended up using my fingers but never got a confident seating like the other cables. The sec . . .
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