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2x HTC Touch Diamond (Both Broken Screen)

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Here I have TWO HTC Touch Diamonds both have a broken screen...

Phone 1:

This was my main phone up until I broke it a few months back, it had a crack in its LCD screen but still worked and was not really that noticeable..

With this phone you will get:

The phone with stylus

Original HTC Battery + Back cover - 900mAh

HTC Extended Battery + Back cover - 1340mAh

Charger + Data cable

Headset

All in its original box :)

Phone 2:

This was a phone I found on ebay that someone had started to fix (broken screen) and never had the nerve to change the screen and rebuild it :)

They say they bought a new screen and never tried to fit it but when I received it and within 10 minutes had it assembled the screen never worked... So either they did try to build it and broke the screen trying or they were sent a duff screen....

This phone does work, I put my screen in it to make sure, and still has its original ROM in it so I guess its Windows Mobile 6.1 I never checked when I tested the phone...

This one does not have its box, battery or charger! BUT I have 2 batteries with Phone 1 so you could use that when fixing it :)

Both can be fixed for 2 screens (£17 each) as they do both work perfectly!

Both of these are worth about £80-£100 when repaired so I would be looking for around £150 for both

Sensible offers considered :)

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Still have both if anyone is interested :)

  • 1 month later...

Seems like false economy to me. Say they go for middle price thats £180 for both. £150 to buy from you and then £17 per screen thats £184.

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