Should I replace, or repair my iPhone?

This is a question you're probably asking yourself after your iPhone had an unfortunate fall and the screen cracked. When it comes to repairing your iPhone you have to ask yourself a few questions, do u want to wait for your insurance company to send you a refurbished phone that may take up to a week for delivery. Can you really survive that long without a phone? Life doesn't stop, just cause your phone did. Replacing your phone is both inconvenient and not a smart decision for you, replacing your phone should be a last resort, meaning it should only be done after iPhone repair techs tell you the phone is not fixable. For instance the average screen repair takes 15 minutes, and cost between $100 and $150 for iPhone 6 through 6s. these phones have a value of $700 to $1000 dollars, so a hundred bucks is a small price to pay to have your life back, because most of us rely on our phone for work and personal life, and it's an expensive device. With the insurance company you're not getting a brand new phone your getting a product that has been butchered together from other phones that people like you have sent to get replaced. Often time the phone they send you is in worse shape than the one you send them so again you have to wait a week for them to send you a replacement for the replacement. Like I said most iPhone repair take about 15 min and none of your info gets delete, and you don't have to worry about transferring data to a new phone. It's still your phone but with a brand new high quality part that works like new. Our company offers a 30 day warranty with every repair, but everything is on the spot no wait time, you get your phone back within 15 minutes, more importantly you get your life back in 15 minutes. The average iPhone retails for $700, but the iPhone itself isn't meant to last more than two years. The battery on the iPhone starts fading, speakers and port get filled with lint, dirt, and water building up humidity inside the phone. It's unrealistic to buy a new phone every two years at a $700 dollar price range. Ports can be replaced if your phone stops charging or is clogged with lint, and dirt. Batteries can also be replaced once they no longer offer you a full days worth of power, and of course screens can be replace when cracked or just not working right. Think of your iPhone as a car, and at a price range of $1200 dollars for some iPhone it cost as much as a beginner car. You wouldn't buy a new car every time something broke, you wouldn't junk your car if your radio stopped working. so why would you buy a new iPhone once your old one had a bad port. An iPhone needs it's maintenance, and with it your looking at a long lasting device that paid itself  off.