Mobile Phones and Tablets Repairs: A Complete Guide for Beginners and Professionals (Smartphones and Tablets Repairs)

I am not going to have a career as a mobile phone repairman but with the reading of this book and the understanding of how small some of the things are in a phone and how hard it would be to work on something with such small components actually give me the inspiration to increase the realization of how bad it is to drop a phone or tablet computer and am much more careful not to drop them after reading this book.

This a great resource to start learning phone and tablet repair. Very easy to pick up and read. Covers the basics for a beginner; from history of cellular technology to basic electronic component diagnostics and the tools needed. Some of the grammar is a bit awkward, but doesn't detract from the information.

It's a good book on repair mobile phones.I hope that author will publish new books on troubleshooting of modern electronics equipment by electronics instrumentation from simple to advanced.

This book reflect the author's vast and hands on experience in mobile phones and tablet repairs. I sincerely thanks the author for producing a book that will help others to venture in the small business in this particular areas.

Even when this book was published it was ten years behind and even more so now. It's OKAY if you have a shack that sells old Blackberry's and Nokia's but for what you're looking for, not even close. This book, like so many others, will only disappoint you. I'd suggest looking at REWA for their online courses or finding a hands on class somewhere because just about every book of this genre is garbage. This book contains no information on Iphones or Samsung models which are the two most popular phones so why this book is even exists I have no clue. The diagrams are black and white, hard to follow and the only useful information is the things that somebody searching for a "manual" of this type, would already know such as what equipment you'll want to have, etc. The print itself looks like it had been Xeroxed from an old machine sitting in some teenagers dungeon. The whole book has no relevance to the technology being used today i.e. motherboards, smart chips, devices for wiping and rewriting data, etc. I learned what I could on YouTube and other websites. Don't buy this book unless you like wasting money.

Most of the diagrams in the copy I got were illegible, fuzzy, low pixel count I guess. I did not read it because it was a gift so I can not speak to the content in text. I am returning.

Good book

Do not buy this as a ebook. you will not be able to see it.