Repair X survey

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Repair X survey

Thank you for taking the time to participate in this survey. Your comments and suggestions are VERY important in this stage of our company.

We want to hear your feedback so we can keep improving our products and find out how to make Repair X serve a technicians needs. Please fill this quick survey and let us know your thoughts (your answers will be anonymous).

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How are you today?

I'm feeling great today, thanks!

I'm okay.

Busy, so lets get this survey over with.

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What is your profession or skill?

Manager/owner of a repair store

Repair School instructor

Technician (Tier 1)

Technician (Tier 2)

Technician (Tier 3)

D.I.Y. enthusiast

Geek Squad or similar technician that works mostly on computers, stereo system, and similar installations

An iCracked or self employed technician

An online parts store or wholesale representative

Other:

Do you own any other repair guides, magnetic mats or screw holders?

No, I don't really use any screw mats, just the table

Yes, Screwmat.com screw mats

Yes, a Chinese knockoff version of screwmat or similar type

Yes, a "screw board", the one with holes in it

Yes, a blank white re-writable magnetic mat (like the iFixit project mat)

Yes, I have made my own custom screw holder

Yes, I own several kinds

Other:

What device do you see the most in your repair store, or orders you get from your parts store?

Latest iPhones (iPhone 13s and 14s)

Last Gen iPhones (iPhone 11, 12, 13)

Older iPhones (iPhone 7, 8, X)

Latest Samsung phones (S20, S21, Z Fold and Z Flip)

Budget smartphones (Low cost or "free" phones)

Non-apple and non-samsung phones

iPads

Android tablets

Computers (Windows laptops)

Computers (Windows desktops)

Macbook laptops

Mac desktops (Mac Pros)

Mac desktops (iMacs)

Mac desktops (Mac mini's)

Tablet computers (Surface tablets)

TV's

Portable game systems (PSP series)

Portable game systems (Retro Nintendo gameboy series)

Portable game systems (Nintendo DS series)

Game consoles (Xbox 360, Xbox One)

Game consoles (Original Xbox)

Game consoles (Retro NES, Super Nintendo, Famicom, N64)

Game consoles (Playstation 3, 4)

Game consoles (PSOne, PS2)

Gaming controller mods

Drones

Cameras (DSLR and action cameras)

Hoverboards

Smartwatches (android)

Apple watches

Other:

What do you dislike about the magnetic tray? (Give suggestion based on what you see on the web site if you haven't purchased one yet)

What do you dislike about Repair X repair guides? (Give suggestion based on what you see on the web site if you haven't purchased one yet)

Which Repair X repair guide features do you think are most important?

Not useful at all

Somewhat useful

Very useful

I need this (no compromise)

Not sure

Larger size

Having a Magnetic surface

Having a writable surface

Color coded parts

Labeled parts with their proper names

Screw locations labled

Tools a device needs for repair

Date the device was made (to determine age of device)

Knowing if a charge port on a Phone or Tablet is soldered or not

concise instructions on each repair guide

instructions for screen repair

instructions for charge port repair

each repair guide color coded by brand so its easy to find a device brand by looking at the color of the boarder

A colorful and cool looking repair guide to look at

A tray that keeps screws and parts from sliding off when caried

A plain side of the repair guide with minimal labeling

Having a low price per guide and sacrifice the magnetic surface built on it by having to purchase a separate magnetic tray

Large selection of repair guides to choose from

Model numbers identified for each device

Not useful at all

Somewhat useful

Very useful

I need this (no compromise)

Not sure

Larger size

Having a Magnetic surface

Having a writable surface

Color coded parts

Labeled parts with their proper names

Screw locations labled

Tools a device needs for repair

Date the device was made (to determine age of device)

Knowing if a charge port on a Phone or Tablet is soldered or not

concise instructions on each repair guide

instructions for screen repair

instructions for charge port repair

each repair guide color coded by brand so its easy to find a device brand by looking at the color of the boarder

A colorful and cool looking repair guide to look at

A tray that keeps screws and parts from sliding off when caried

A plain side of the repair guide with minimal labeling

Having a low price per guide and sacrifice the magnetic surface built on it by having to purchase a separate magnetic tray

Large selection of repair guides to choose from

Model numbers identified for each device

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What device(s) would you want to see made in a Repair X repair guide? (Check all that apply)

Retro game systems (Atari, NES, SNES, Genesis, Panasonic 3DO, etc)

Game consoles (Xbox, PS4, etc)

Portable game systems (DSi, PSP, etc)

Game controllers (for custom modding)

Drones

Any Mac computer

Appliances (stoves, air conditioners, etc)

Automotive related repairs

DSLR cameras and GoPro cameras

TV's

Receivers and stereo equipment

Printers

Servers and networking equipment

Medical equipment

Traditional watches (Rolex, etc)

Smart watches

Windows laptops

Windows desktops

Vacuum cleaners

RC Cars and other high end remote controlled vehicles

Other:

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