Does NFC work on a phone with a new screen?

Yes. The NFC antenna is behind the back of the phone, not the screen.

Should I ask customers whose repair took longer than promised?

Ask everyone the same way. Asking only the smooth repairs is review gating.

Google review signs for phone repair shops

A phone repair technician at the shop counter shows a black Review us on Google tap stand next to the register and a repaired phone

30 September 2026 · 3 min read

Someone with a cracked screen searches "phone repair near me" and picks the shop with the best reviews. Trust is the whole decision. And the best moment to earn a review is when you hand back a phone that works again.

The handover is the moment

The customer turns their phone on, checks the screen, and is relieved. Then they pay at the register. Put the sign beside it and invite them to test their freshly repaired phone on it — it is a natural ask.

A tap is a test

For a repair shop the sign has a second use: tapping it confirms the phone's NFC still works after the repair. Customers find that reassuring, and it puts their phone right at your review form.

What customers want to read

Speed, price matched to the quote, and whether the repair lasted. Reviews that mention a same-day fix are the ones that win the next cracked screen.

Questions, answered

Does NFC work on a phone with a new screen?: Yes. The NFC antenna is behind the back of the phone, not the screen.
Should I ask customers whose repair took longer than promised?: Ask everyone the same way. Asking only the smooth repairs is review gating.

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