Vodafone is trying to address the all too common sight of a smashed iPhone screen, by announcing they’ve added a $0 first screen replacement for Vodafone Device Care customers.
The Vodafone Device Care plan has been taking care of your smashed displays for just $45 since they introduced the option last year. They’re stepping it up ahead of the iPhone 16 launch next month by offering a $0 screen replacement for the first one instead of paying the standard $45 fee.
The estimated price for an iPhone screen replacement is quite high according to Apple, with prices for a replacement iPhone 15 display starting at $465, and going up to $619 for an iPhone 15 Pro Max, so getting a $0 display replacement is a bargain.
According to a recent survey by Vodadone, almost 1 in 5 Australians (19.1%) are living with smashed screens, with more than half of Australians shattering their phone screens up to five times in the past year.
There’s a number of ways the display gets broken, ranging from simple frustration and hurling their phone at a wall, through to more common issues:
Keeping your expensive phone ready to go is a must for most people, so getting a free first screen replacement is a big plus. You can check out Vodafone Device Care for your phone, tablet or wearable over on the Vodafone website.
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