Where can you get a phone repaired in Tbilisi and Batumi?
Service centres, screen and battery replacement, warranty.
Short answer
Phones in Tbilisi and Batumi are repaired at service centres and workshops. Screens, batteries and charging ports are the most common repairs, and timing depends on the fault and whether the part is available. Before the repair, ask about the price including parts, timing and warranty.
Why
- Original parts and copies differ in price, so ask which part will be used.
- Back up your data before handing the phone in.
- If the phone is under warranty, go to the seller first: by law, within the first 6 months a defect is presumed to have existed at the time of sale.
Details
Get a receipt describing the phone and fault. Check the phone, camera and signal before paying. Ask how the repair will affect your warranty.
Tip
Back up your data before handing your phone in for repair.
What may differ
Price depends on the model and part; original parts and copies cost differently.
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Sources
Prices vary between providers and change, so confirm the exact cost in advance.
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