Thumbs up if you made it though the whole video without falling asleep...

Jerry: Ok guys so we just finished this super difficult screen replacement, now it’s time for the scratch test

Has anyone else ever thought this guy should definitely starting reading audio books for audible? I thinks he’d do amazing with it!!

Jerry is the man. I think I’ve watched everything he’s ever put on KZonlines and I’m always impressed. Good fix 🍎

I felt like this guy was telling me a bed night story. I almost fell asleep. His voice is satisfying.

An opportunity to prove how good he is. His competency. Accuracy and Experience left me with no choice than rating him with ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Apple: creates the most unrepairable watch Jerry: Hold my Lego

This guy is incredible. Fixing something so small must be difficult. One wrong move and you have a broken electronic

Outstanding video. I'm impressed with the quality of your images and how your soundtrack is a crisp clean voice over without an annoying goofy music overlay! Your details including tools and things to pay special attention to are part of what makes this a professional educational video. My only wish is that you had included sources for the special adhesives and glass you used in the repair. I worked for 5 years in an advanced technology lab where ALL our work was done under a microscope and feel confident enough to attempt the challenge you conquered. THANKS for sharing your experience and keep up the great work!

Thanks for making this video! Bought a cracked series 4 for $100 (cad) and used your video to help me open it up. It was my first time attempting something like this and I did it! Now I just need to wait for the replacement glass to arrive.

What a great job! I've attempted this once on a smartphone, but ended up damaging the digitizer. It's like cancer once it's started. This is an extremely difficult repair!

Watching this after few beers made it hilarious. You sir have so soothing voice with very fine humorous touches to it. Great content! I'm a mechanical engineer myself and really into DIY stuff too

And this guys is exactly why most mobile technicians usually reject glass-only replacement projects, trying to keep the pricing low for our customers, While risking this "very expensive oreo" break in the process Great job as always! And I adore the patience that you show

Zack, congrats to you and to your buddy. Maybe, one of the most educational videos you have as yet produced. Astonishing informative and dead insightful. Many thanks. Cheers.

“If i can save these watches by replacing the glass, i can save quite a bit of money” *has been destroying every single new device that comes to the market*

That was an amazing work done, really appreciate your patience towards your work

Thanks Zack for the opportunity to work with you in making this a successful repair.

I want to thank you so much for making this video. Seeing the delicate nature of the glass and the potential high cost of replacement for the slightest Error, it reinforces the fact that AppleCare is the best $70 you can spend!

Your friend had actually a great idea with replacing those displays, Apple charges horrible amounts of money for that, and if you find a way to do it as good as or at least comparably well and cheaper, you've got a big market right there.

wow that was mega sensitive repair. I don't envy you that time you spend during this repair... but it amazed me how you did this. congrats

Although I didn't have the sound on, this success is remarkable. Just as with repairing (and maintaining!) traditional mechanical watches, training greatly helps success. Modern electronics is often lots harder to repair (and manufacture) than in the days of tube (valve, UK) TV receivers. Indeed, heat guns without adjustable temp. (or exchangeable heating elements - Master, decades ago - risk overheating.

UPDATE: It took me 2 hours to get the screen completely free of dust particles, and so far so good, everything works 🎉 I just tried this on a 4th series, the bad part is thst I broke the really thin glass layer on top of the digitizer, the good part is that i've removed the digitizer and the display is still in one piece, hahah. Now it's waiting time for the new part to arrive. Very informative video btw!

This guy literally has the hands of the best surgeon in the world... he can probably change the glass back of an iPhone while operating the patient that suffered from some kind of heart rupture after seeing the price of repairing his broken iPhone

I know that he is really stressed out, but this is very relaxing and satisfying to watch :D

I gotta say, this video had the potential to be insanely boring... but you kept my attention all the way through! I'm not even interested in repairing an Apple Watch, but you do a great job of explaining everything and maintaining my interest.

Well done 👍 ! I’m sure Apple will find a way to make the digitizer and glass only one part so if you break one it breaks the other to prevent people from doing this repair again they always find a way to make you buy a new one instead

Jerry: I wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy Also jerry: *extremely calm voice through the whole thing*

Great video! Informational and entertaining!

Imagine he did all of this and found out he wasn’t recording

This isn't quite the most technically difficult repair I've seen, but it is definitely the least-fun.

I loved this video. JerryRigEverything becomes constructive from being destructive. ☺️ Kudos 👍🏼 This work is indeed a work of patience and skill.

This video is so clear you can see every detail. Well done, almost funny too!

Weil, i did the same repair on my iwatch 4 and it was not that difficult... Thanks for the video anyway, it helped a lot. By the way: the force touch sensor is a very cheap component (10 bucks). And ist is also a sealing, so it should be replaced anyway to keep the watch water resistant.

Got it on first try. Thanks for sharing your experience!

Let’s take the time and thank you because he actually put in work to get rid of the air bubble

These videos could be considered ASMR just for Zacks voice. Just nice to hear. Of course when he's scratching the side of cell phones the ASMR dies instantly. Lol

Not only does a new display cost a lot of money but I am fairly certain that Apple Pay also doesn’t work if you switch the whole display assembly, as the nfc antenna is paired to the board. This makes it even less worth it to change the display itself and further necessitates these kinds of repair. Keep up the great content and hopefully we will see less of this kind of nonsense from Apple as right to repair continues. 👍🏼

8:55 it’s like when you put on a screen protector, but that bubble won’t ever leave.

You explain this so well and i think it should be appriciated. Good vid

Hey Jerry! Which water resistant flexible glue are you using for sealing the whole thing? I'm also wondering if this glue will do better than the adhesive strip sold by iFixit.

*"Removing just the glass on a SmartWatch or a Cell Phone is like trying to seperate two potato chips that are glued together"* ~JerryRig 2019

You deserve so many more subscribers 😂 you are hilarious and knowledgeable!

Very interesting, incredible technology, and you are very skillfull to do such a repair!

So satisfying watching that bubble go over the edge 😝 Great job

Your work is clear and perfect.

I've learned more watching your videos... Than what my teacher taught me... Thanks Jerry.

I don't know why but this is really satisfying to watch.

“This is one of those videos where you have to stay till the end” Damn it, he got me

It does looks no different than brain surgery. A waiver is definitely recommended. What a job! 👍🏻👍🏻

Cut the corners of the glass. Put a wire beneath it after. All you need is a heating mat to separate.

THAT WAS INFORMATIVE! Thanks for letting us into that part of your world.

It was hard for you, but it was fascinating to watch. Thank you!

‘Usually, alcohol doesn’t solve problems’ 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Sleep? I was ready to fall in to shock with the constant images cookie crunching and chip smashing playing over and over in my head. Props to you for showing the hole process in detail.

Well that's a very fascinating work, Jerry! Great job!

You did a grat job on this one. I have a broken apple watch myself I'd like to repair. I was wondering what glue you did use to put the screen back into the frame. Thanks in advance!!

The part when the bubble is gone is so pleasant

I got my Apple Watch series 4 repaired for $100 in kochi, India. They acted like it was a piece of cake job. My watch still works like a charm!😄

This made me feel "complex" just watching it. You're a true super hero Zack!

I was hoping that you were able to get that air bubble out of sight as if it was a life or death situation. That was nerve wracking. ⌚️

This is the most best replacement repair i ever seen.

i know dust would mess it up, but do fingerprints really matter if you leave some before glueing on the screen? i feel like the oil would end up mixing into the glue or get filled in with glue. idk im curious though

Is it just me or did anyone else start cheering out loud as soon as that little bubble came out? Great vid, Jerry!

Use an x pattern with the loca. It will squeeze any air bubbles out as it spreads out.

Can you fix my Apple watch? Apple: We made it so hard to repair that even we can't fix it. Jerry: Hold my 🍺

Best project i saw yet. Very nice job totally love it.

Looks like a fun repair!

I don’t even have a broken Apple Watch but I’m still watching this video. Nice

When I got my dad one of these, I really had to push him to get AppleCare+. Without it, this repair is not only difficult (for the employees) but very costly.

This is why I have a screen protector on my Samsung gear 3 frontier watch. I do landscaping and using a string trimmer flings small rocks and debris at me, so at least once every couple weeks I get a new chip/crack on the screen protector, then I switch protectors every few months lol

Apple: You can't fix that on your own. Zack: Hold my Mohs hardness picks

Seeing that bubble fading away was the most satifying thing I have seen today

This is so crazyyy! It really looks new and original again after been repair👏👏

I have absolutely no idea why I find this so therapeutic but I'm not complaining!

Omg that is insane, but satisfying too at the same time, if i repair those thing it would be crack as soon as i touch it 😂 Anyway its really cool zack, i hope in the future you can make some restoration gadget videos, that would be awesome!

You treated the bubble like a real gentleman.

The level of satisfaction attained from watching this repairment overshadows the one in a teardown video.

Man you ooze coolness dude . Well done sir 👌🏽

You can also use a heated 3D printer bed. Just use a glue stick to hold the broken screen to the bed.

This is literally me after breaking something at home

Watching Jerry replacing that glass was a rollercoaster ride, i was at the edge of my seat.

I really love the collaboration you do with other channels that’s awesome. One day would like to be on you channel to watch a live rebuild of an iPhone or Apple Watch.

Watching that bubble clearing out is the most satisfying thing I've seen this month..! 🙌❤️❤️❤️😂

Very well done! I’m now convinced to buy a sundial... Actually you convinced me to ante up and get the LCD assembly, which is about an hour... Thanks

Very well done sir, u are a savvy elite pro. Brilliant video and repair. 👍👍👍👍👍

Hi Jerry, I have an Apple watch series 4 44mm with a broken glass. An Authorized Apple Service Center does not do this type of repair and suggests that I buy a new one. However, for me, the watch still functions well and I have no issues with it so I don't want to let it go. But in the Philippines, there are a lot of people who offer this type of repair for a cheap price and I am tempted to try it out. But upon seeing you try this process it made me think twice. I worry that there might be issues after 1-2 weeks of using it. What do you suggest I do?

Very impressive repair man you got skill

My vacuum hotplate has just been sitting gathering dust for YEARS. Thank God for this video.

I always thought you were great, but this has been a masterpiece.

Fantastic patience! Great video! Thanks

Jerry: I will fix it. Jerry: *litteraly compares 50 things to a freaking screen*

Ok… 1h to just take off the screen for me… Your tutorial is very precise, thank you very much!!!

I got a Series 3 38mm Apple watch replaced under insurance, so I tried this repair on the broken watch (nothing to lose right?). It is even MORE difficult with the Series 3 as the front glass has the digitizer in it too - so when removing the old broken glass you have to separate it from the O-LED display surface (which is soft and very easily damaged). I got right through the whole repair process, but at the end only part of the display lights up, so must have got damaged while removing the glass. A very fiddly process - took about 3 hours.

Apple: *Create the most expensive repair on apple watch* Jerry: *Fix it under 24 hours* Apple: "Wait, that's illegal"

if you think that ill watch an 11 min long video of zack fixing glass. Then you're right I WILL.

That was amazing! I dropped my Apple Watch and cracked the face. I'm sending it in for repair. Bravo for a great job!

The problem with getting this done in a shop is that labor costs would be several hundreds of dollars for something so tedious

Well done bro! Very impressive! 👍👍👍

Damn man you have some patience and skill! I have just stumbled across your channel and of course I have subscribed. Greetings from the UK.

man ! the camera man & the camera quality all doing great job... thanks for review