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Ian writes:

Irish brand Fónfix, Ireland’s only manufacturer authorized mobile phone repair centre has launched a same day, door to door collection, repair and return service for phones and iPads tablets, available today.

Fónfix will see the collection and repair of any phone or iPad tablet, no matter where you are located in Dublin city through the teams dedicated collection, repair and return service.

From charging issues, broken screens, software problems and not to mention accidental drops down the toilet, the latest and innovative Dublin city collection service from Fónfix can repair all makes and models of smart phones and iPads tablets.

Thanks to an industry trained team of 50 technicians with over 20 years’ experience

Book a repair here

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27 thoughts on “Fónfix Is In

  1. johnny

    great idea and best luck,can’t wait for version 2.0 when they simply convert a sprinter van to a mobile repair shop and bring it you,savng a trip or two and office overhead,expenses.
    but good luck with this.

  2. Micko

    Best of luck with it.

    And accredited with Apple too I see.

    Nice, as they are gits for “non certified” repairs

  3. Wilhelm

    I have a Samsung with a lots of kids photos on it. Broke the phone a couple of years again, it’ll charge but the screen is black. Would they be able to recover the photos from the phone?

      1. Wilhelm

        Well my phone is kinda “curved” cos I bent it by accident. It may not be a widespread Samsung issue :D

    1. GiggidyGoo

      Will your computer recognize the phone if you plug it into the USB? If so, you should be able to download the photos to it.

      1. Wilhelm

        It does recognise it but it was password protected and I have tried 3rd party software to unlock it but no luck.

        1. GiggidyGoo

          Try this:

          Connect a keyboard to your device with a USB cable. (You can get a connection for your phone with an adaptor at the end of it for a keyboard USB plug)

          Press any two keys on the keyboard, then enter your password (the third key you press will be the first digit of your password). Use the backspace key if you make a mistake

          Then get the charging lead with a USB connection and connect to the PC.

          May / may not work but worth a try.

    2. Liam Deliverance

      I’d imagine they will attach it to a temp screen or a monitor to enter the password and then copy the data off of it.

      Do some reviews on this company, be sure you and they know what you want done, and exactly how much it will cost, and also when will the device be returned? I have heard mixed reviews of their service.

      1. Wilhelm

        Excellent, thanks! I will look into them and some other providers. All I’m interested in is recovering the photographs.

        1. Itchysays

          @Wilhelm.
          I had the very same black screen problem with a Samsung last year, couldn’t unlock it etc…needed to get a lot of stuff off the drive.
          After a while it suddenly dawned on me how to gain access.
          Did you at anytime have Find My Phone or any similar type app installed on it ?
          ;)

      1. V aka Frilly Keane

        Well I’m not a Teenage Girl
        Nor do I TikTok about on the Snapchat

        And I’ve a OnePlus
        And it’s the best phone etc device I’ve ever had
        And in the words of the late Mattie Pilates
        I’ll never look back

        Worth every penny

        1. Charger Salmons

          I’ve always had you down as a sophisticated woman V despite your occasional caterwauling and carrying on.
          I imagine the excellent camera in the OnePlus only enhances your photogenic features.
          If only they made an old-fashioned box camera …

          Wahaay !

        1. Charger Salmons

          Thinking of upgrading but can’t decide on the 8T or the 8Pro.
          The thing is I’m still on a 6T and it’s working perfectly but I do quite fancy the 5G.
          I gave Lady Charger my old 5 a couple of years ago and it still works as good as the day it came out of the box.

        2. millie

          Love the OnePlus phones. Have had a 3 and a 5. Got a refurbished Huawei P20 most recently and absolutely adore it. I’ve had it a year and it’s still works perfectly.

          The Chinese can have all my boring data. It’s a brilliant phone.

  4. Gokkers

    Ebay…tools parts etc,then YouTube tutorial., Unless you’ve kids or course…then use thier service.

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