Versione corrente di: Jeff Suovanen

Titolo:

Dropped it in the pool and it won't turn on.

Testo:

So I already know the phone is pretty fried. Dropped it in the pool and when I tried to turn it off, it turned out it was already off, so I accidentally turned it on instead and it frizzed out pretty quick. A new moto z ranges from $200-$400. Would trying to replace the parts in the phone myself be cheaper than buying a new one? I really like the moto z so I'd like to continue using it.

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Modifica di: mayer (dettagli voto)

Titolo:

Dropped it in the pool and it won't turn on.

Testo:

So I already know the phone is pretty fried. Dropped it in the pool and when I tried to turn it off, it turned out it was already off, so I accidentally turned it on instead and it frizzed out pretty quick. A new moto z ranges from $200-$400. Would trying to replace the parts in the phone myself be cheaper than buying a new one? I really like the moto z so I'd like to continue using it.

Dispositivo:

Moto Z Play

Stato:

open

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Post originale di: Justin deDianous

Titolo:

Dropped it in the pool and it won't turn on.

Testo:

So I already know the phone is pretty fried. Dropped it in the pool and when I tried to turn it off, it turned out it was already off, so I accidentally turned it on instead and it frizzed out pretty quick. A new moto z ranges from $200-$400. Would trying to replace the parts in the phone myself be cheaper than buying a new one? I really like the moto z so I'd like to continue using it.

Dispositivo:

Moto Z Play

Stato:

open