Buy Wholesale iPhone Parts and Save Money!

Over the years, we have seen many customers purchase iPhone Parts to fix their own personal phones. After realizing the simplicity, they went on to fix phones for friends, family and eventually start a full time business.

Due to the increasing demand of customers asking for wholesale discounts, we have created QualityRepairParts.com, a site dedicated to providing Wholesale iPhone Parts

We launched this site for customers that are already in the repair business, or are in the process of opening a repair business. Having launched in early 2012, we already service hundreds of satisfied repair shops nation wide! Not only does QualityRepairParts offer the highest quality parts for iPhones, iPads, iPods and other smartphones, but we also offer lower prices than any US based site. All parts are backed by a 60-day money back guarantee. Best of all, we offer FREE same day shipping on all orders placed by 2pm!

What are the advantages of purchasing wholesale? The minimum order amount to qualify for our low wholesale prices is $200. By purchasing wholesale, you can save up to 65% on parts. QualityRepairParts offers a full line of parts for iPhones, iPads, iPods and many other smartphones.

So if you are already a repair shop and looking for a new supplier that offers low prices, and free shipping, or if you are thinking about opening a repair business, checkout QualityRepairParts.com. If you have any questions, please feel free to email us any time at Questions@QualityRepairParts.com

You asked, we delivered! Color iPad 2 Glass Screen Replacement Digitizers are now In Stock!

The wait is over! After spending a few months searching for the high quality color iPad 2 Digitizer replacements, we finally have them in stock. We are proud to offer our customers with a variety of custom colored iPad 2 Screen Replacements.

If you have a cracked iPad 2 screen, then this is the perfect opportunity to replace your broken screen, and replace it with a customized screen.

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Spare iPhone 4 Parts for the Home Button Stay Home

With an iPhone, the only mechanical control you’ll see every time is the Home button. The rest has been integrated into the touch system, from sending a message to taking a snapshot. While there’s a setting that lets you push Home via touch tech, the button itself raises an interesting question. Why isn’t it a touch button like the rest of the phone?

As long as the home button remains on the exterior, replacement parts for iPhone 4 will include spares for these. More often than not, the button tends to go haywire after countless pushes. Some believe Apple should start designing future gadgets sans the Home button, but Apple argues that users will need it. Here are opinions of tech experts on why the Home button isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.

The Home button is every Apple device’s “eject” button, explains Rene Ritchie, editor-in-chief of IMore.com. If apps fail and hang the system, users will have that reliable button to bail them out of the sticky situation. An on-screen Home button provided by assistive touch may not work if the app isn’t responding.

Ritchie writes that a Home button, as with any good interface, must be able to reduce user stress. Hitting Home instantly brings the user back to the main menu, bypassing the frozen app and relieving him of stress and panic, and putting him back in business.

Tech editor and writer Craig Grannell writes, “Anyone designing a device where they replace an important hardware button with a capacitive button needs a solid kick in the head.” Keeping the vital Home button off the touch screen eliminates the risk of accidentally brushing against it while in the middle of an important task, and inadvertently losing current data.

For Matthew Panzarino, managing editor of The Next Web, the problem with capacitive buttons is knowing where to find them. He tried relying solely on the buttons, only to go back to Home button by default. Users immediately know where the Home button is.

Hence, by unanimous decision, the Home button stays, and so do the spare parts offered by shops like WickedTronics.com. It’s unlikely for Apple to stop producing Home button parts for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. If it disappears, then users will lose a friend they can rely on when their gadgets act up. Apple, for one, doesn’t want that.