A lot of people try to save money with iPhone screen repairs on Facebook Marketplace but sometimes, it backfires. In this case, a guy got a low-quality LCD installed on his OLED iPhone, leading to poor durability, overheating, and washed-out visuals. If you're not asking the right questions, you might end up with a bad repair and worse problems. Here’s what to watch out for and how to avoid cheap parts that cut corners.

Fake Apple Watches are stepping up, and the HK10 Pro Max proves it. For just $30, you get a surprisingly solid build, smooth display, and decent features though the app experience is loaded with ads and questionable data accuracy. It looks the part, works “okay,” but don’t count on it for anything serious.

The HK10 Pro Max might be the best fake Apple Watch yet. For just $30, it offers a sleek design, smooth display, and decent performance. But the downside? A frustrating app experience filled with ads and questionable tracking accuracy. If you're looking for a cheap Apple Watch alternative that looks the part, this one's worth checking out just don't rely on it for serious health data.

I modified an iPhone 16 Pro to give it a transparent back by using gallium to dissolve the aluminum. The final result looks amazing, but getting there was risky. Here's how I did it and what I learned.

Someone accidentally microwaved their iPhone 14 Pro after mistaking it for food. After 30+ seconds in the microwave, the phone was toast (literally). I opened it up to see what kind of internal damage a microwave can actually do to an iPhone.

I took apart the Meta Quest 3 to see if it’s actually repairable and the results surprised me. From modular parts to annoying adhesives, there’s a lot to unpack here. If you're thinking about fixing one yourself, read this first.