My Blade's screen is cracked. Is it possible to...

[Guest UnbelievablyScrewed]

Ok so my blade's screen got cracked pretty much half way across the screen after my sister left a compass on my bed then I completed it by accidentally kneeing it when it fell through a hole in my jacket's pocket . This was about 3 months after I bought it (it was purchased in early november 2010) and I haven't been bothered to fix it since.

Just wondering if I were to fix it, would it be possible to have it working with an AMOLED screen like the Samsung Galaxy S'? I know it's a silly question but as they say, better to be a fool for a second than remain a fool in silence.

Edited April 15, 2012 by UnbelievablyScrewed

[Guest Sulthekk]

Ok so my blade's screen got cracked pretty much half way across the screen after my sister left a compass on my bed then I completed it by accidentally kneeing it when it fell through a hole in my jacket's pocket . This was about 3 months after I bought it (it was purchased in early november) and I haven't been bothered to fix it since.

Just wondering if I were to fix it, would it be possible to have it working with an AMOLED screen like the Samsung Galaxy S'? I know it's a silly question but as they say, better to be a fool for a second than remain a fool in silence.

The early devices had oled screen, and I think there was a thread about where to get them, but I'm not sure if it can be applied on an LCD blade... Also, it has some backstabs ( sgs experience in short: LCD is better for lifetime, oled looks better but issues may come faster, especially with the yellow tint/burnt in statusbar icons ).

[Guest gray66]

The early devices had oled screen, and I think there was a thread about where to get them, but I'm not sure if it can be applied on an LCD blade... Also, it has some backstabs ( sgs experience in short: LCD is better for lifetime, oled looks better but issues may come faster, especially with the yellow tint/burnt in statusbar icons ).

Assuming it's only the outside glass screen - they're on Ebay, search for digitiser:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=zte+digitiser&_sacat=See-All-Categories

Gray

[Guest Picazsoo]

Assuming it is the screen itself: here you go: http://www.dealextre...n-module-110106, and I guess your digitizer is also shot. Here you go: http://www.dealextreme.com/p/genuine-zte-v880-touch-screen-black-random-style-109916

But link by gray66 gives you cheaper ones. Dealextreme on the other hand includes shipping for free worldwide.

Edited April 16, 2012 by Picazsoo

[Guest fly77girl87]

You'd better take your blade to ZTE authorized service center for repair.

[Guest UnbelievablyScrewed]

You'd better take your blade to ZTE authorized service center for repair.

Any idea where I can find that near Luton? :P

[Guest garethp]

Any idea where I can find that near Luton? :P

ZTE UK would be a good starting point...

ZTE (UK) Ltd.

5th Floor Profile West,

950 Great West Road,

Brentford,

Middlesex,

TW8 9ES, UK

Tel: +44(0)20 3428 2000

[Guest UnbelievablyScrewed]

Assuming it is the screen itself: here you go: http://www.dealextre...n-module-110106, and I guess your digitizer is also shot. Here you go: http://www.dealextre...om-style-109916

But link by gray66 gives you cheaper ones. Dealextreme on the other hand includes shipping for free worldwide.

The touch interface itself hasn't been damaged at all if that's what you're referring to :)

[Guest UnbelievablyScrewed]

ZTE UK would be a good starting point...

ZTE (UK) Ltd.

5th Floor Profile West,

950 Great West Road,

Brentford,

Middlesex,

TW8 9ES, UK

Tel: +44(0)20 3428 2000

nice fast reply but Brentford is sort of ages away :P. Should've gone when I was in Italy... <_<