Fix an iPhone With Dollar Store Tools?

We wanted to see if it's possible to fix an iPhone without the proper tools, so naturally, we went to the dollar store. The goal is to see if we're able to fix this iPhone asap, with tools you could find at your local dollar store.

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Do not attempt unless you are open to the possibility of further damaging your device.

[PhoneRepairGuru]

I don't expect anyone to actually do this lool, just wanted to see if it was possible :)

[FloresdorfGaming]

People who can't afford the ifixit protech tool kit: now this looks like a job for me

[dimitriskaracostas]

It would be awesome if you uploaded more videos of this kind. Keep up the great work

[LAMProductions]

He put his blood, sweat, and tears into this video. But mostly his blood.

[asherhumphrey]

Love how he pins everyone’s comments besides his own

[randaranatunga]

Me who uses rocks to open phones:
_”Ha! Parry this you freakin’ casual”_

Well… to be fair I can’t really ever seem to put them back together, I honestly wonder why

[_Mr.Tuvok_]

Huh, never knew you were in Canada. Little Maple leaf on Dollar Tree store front.
Nice

[keiraentwistle]

It is amazing how you fix all different devices I wish you could fix my old phone but I'm all the way in the uk

[ambermae]

Man the struggle was real watching you accomplish this challenge. I was hoping you came out without battle wounds. Better luck next time. Lol love your content.🖤💜🖤

[sherlockholmes]

When youre Not in a rush, you can buy cheap tools on Ebay for cents 😅

[fahadalvi]

Bro!!! You bled for the video! Damn! The Dedication!!! Love you brah!!! Am now a humongous fan of yours…. Luv your repair vids. So so darn informative. :)

[ducks.c]

I used to use an S7 and when it broke, I wanted to fix it. I got the phone so hot to the point where the back adhesive got loose and allowed me to put in my nails and screwdrivers. Since I didn't have the replacement parts or proper tools for that matter, I left it like that with a dead display, weak battery and a faulty motherboard.
NGL it was pretty amusing seeing the insides of a phone. Unscrewing and putting stuff back together felt like I was a child playing with a Lego set. I can just think of how fun PRG's job must be.

[alisteralgoo]

Bro you have grown so much I have been subscribed since 512k now look at you ...keep up the good work 👍

[abiisamri]

Minimum budget tools with maximum recording technique 👍
.... And maximum effort

[ndn]

Really cool that you fixed a phone with low bugged tools

[cyntheaqaqish]

I love the semi vlog at the start of the video

[vprskis]

I watch and love all your videos and sometimes you make me want to be a phone technician

[leilanicarrion]

I love it how are you don’t panic when you get hurt

[utsukushiigotenwan]

Even though his fingers are bleeding. he still continue with the vides Respect

[drcybr]

I once got a whole phone repair toolkit at a dollar store. Including a really good bit holder and some precision bits including pentalobe. It was about 5€ and works till today except the fact that the smallest flat-head bit got bend when I tried to use it as a lever. Not the intended use, so it's not the fault of the kit.

I really just use this cheap kit, an electric screwdriver with its bits and the tools that come with phone parts. That's all I needed for repairing several phones. I never bought any expencive tools (except the electric screwdriver as a gadget) as the cheap stuff usually works perfectly fine and is of a good quality. The plastic opening tools on the other hand break really fast, but I always use the metal ones instead, as they are better for opening stuff anyways.