How to determine whether the inner or outer screen is damaged?

When we use our mobile phones, unfortunately, the screen may get damaged. Generally, there are two scenarios. One is that the outer screen is damaged, and the other is that both the inner and outer screens are damaged. To avoid being ripped off, we must be clear about the condition of our mobile phone, whether it's just the outer screen that's damaged or both the inner and outer screens are damaged.

① Touch: When performing touch operations on the phone, the screen sometimes responds sluggishly;

② Observation: We can conduct observation with the naked eye to detect whether there are issues such as color blocks or water ripples displayed on the phone screen;

In other words, if the touch is insensitive and there is no image displayed on the screen, it indicates that the outer screen is damaged; whereas if the touch is normal but there are issues such as color blocks or water ripples on the screen, it indicates that the inner screen is damaged.

Outer screen damage and inner screen damage

Having known the status of your phone's screen, how to determine which of the inner and outer screens is damaged, and whether to replace only part or the whole? Generally, the price won't be too expensive, and it can also avoid being cheated by unscrupulous merchants. Of course, we can also carry out repairs according to our own situation. Friends with strong practical skills can try it themselves (dismantling is risky, so be cautious). Of course, the most reliable way is to seek professional assistance for repairs.

To avoid the risk of a broken screen on your phone, it's essential to fully protect it with screen protectors, phone cases, tempered films, and other accessories. Friends, if your screen were to crack, how would you handle it? Would you just randomly find a repair shop, or seek after-sales service from the phone manufacturer? When purchasing a phone, do you consider buying screen protector insurance? Why not discuss it together!