hello,
I'm a complete newbie when it comes to iPhones.
My iPhone 6 got wet and 20 minutes later it shut off. I took it to a shop where they took it apart and dried all the pieces. They said the motherboard was broken and needed to be replaced. 24 hours later I went to pick it up and they said they would give me a used iPhone 6 that has never been opened instead of mine. Turns out the new one has damaged speakers - even on loudspeaker at full volume it's Quiet and sounds weird.
The person at the shop insists that my old phone is at risk of failing further down the line because it got wet, but I'm not sure whether I should trust him on that. The price was the same.
My question is: should I keep the iPhone that has never been wet or opened but has bad speakers for the next two years or should I go back and insist they change the motherboard on my old phone and give me that one back, despite the fact that it got wet last week and could potentially fail further on (accordining tl the salesman)
I'm a complete newbie when it comes to iPhones.
My iPhone 6 got wet and 20 minutes later it shut off. I took it to a shop where they took it apart and dried all the pieces. They said the motherboard was broken and needed to be replaced. 24 hours later I went to pick it up and they said they would give me a used iPhone 6 that has never been opened instead of mine. Turns out the new one has damaged speakers - even on loudspeaker at full volume it's Quiet and sounds weird.
The person at the shop insists that my old phone is at risk of failing further down the line because it got wet, but I'm not sure whether I should trust him on that. The price was the same.
My question is: should I keep the iPhone that has never been wet or opened but has bad speakers for the next two years or should I go back and insist they change the motherboard on my old phone and give me that one back, despite the fact that it got wet last week and could potentially fail further on (accordining tl the salesman)