Samsung Ativ S Neo Screen and Charging port fix, Windows 8 Phone

Get the Ativ S Neo cheap on Amazon:
This is my favorite tool kit on Amazon:
Charging port for the regular Ativ S i8750 (Make sure the model number fits your device):
Let me know if these links stop working.
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I will post individual part links as they become available. Let me know in the comments below if you need something.
This video is a complete tear down, and rebuild of a Samsung Ativ S Neo from Samsung. This particular phone is for the Sprint network, but it should be very similar to the other Samsung Ativ's out there.
Like all of Samsungs more recent phones, the charging port is replaceable. This is usually a pretty inexpensive part, once the parts become available. I will post links to them as soon as they are. If you you need something in particular, leave a comment and ill see what i can find.
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