iPhone 13 Screen Replacement in Chicago

The iPhone 13 has aged well. It still runs current software, the camera holds up, and for most owners a cracked front is the only real reason to think about moving on. An iPhone 13 screen replacement at our West Town shop usually takes about 30 minutes, and it costs far less than the upgrade your carrier is offering.

The 13 Pro starts at $159.99. The 13 and 13 mini need a quick call for a price. We are at 1927 W Chicago Ave, and most repairs are done the same day.

What each version costs

• iPhone 13 Pro. $159.99 for a screen, $179.99 for an OLED replacement.
• iPhone 13 Pro Max. $160 for a screen, $200 for an OLED replacement.
• iPhone 13 and 13 mini. Call us for a price.

The difference is the panel. Screen is our standard replacement at the lower price. OLED is the step up, a panel of the type your 13 shipped with, and it comes closer to the factory look in color and contrast. If you plan to keep the phone for two more years, the OLED option is usually the better spend. If you plan to sell it soon, Screen often makes more sense. Both carry a 90-day parts warranty, and labor may apply.

Is it worth fixing?

Run this quick sum before you decide. Take the price of the screen. Add a battery replacement if your battery health has dropped below about 85%, because most 13s have reached that age. Compare the total with what you would pay for the next phone you actually want.

If the phone does what you need, repair usually wins. A worn battery and a cracked screen are the two faults that make a phone feel finished, and both are fixable in one visit. If you were ready to move on anyway, we will tell you that too, and we can help you get your data across.

Apple's prices are on its iPhone repair page, so compare your model with the numbers above. A phone this age has usually run out of coverage, which is where a local repair makes the most sense. If you are still paying monthly for AppleCare+, Apple's service fee may beat our price, so check first.

The notch and ProMotion

The iPhone 13 has a smaller notch than the iPhone 12, so the parts at the top of the phone are packed tighter, and the earpiece moved up to the top edge. When the 13 launched, Apple tied Face ID to the original screen, then changed that with a software update. On a current iOS version, an independent screen doesn't switch Face ID off.

The 13 Pro and Pro Max brought ProMotion to the iPhone, so an iPhone 13 Pro screen replacement or iPhone 13 Pro Max screen repair involves one extra question: do you care about 120Hz? If so, tell us, and we will confirm what the part supports before you pay. Standard iPhone 13 and 13 mini screens run at 60Hz, so there's nothing to lose there.

What you'll see afterward

Your iPhone will show a notice after the first unlock, and again after five days, saying it can't verify the display. It also lists the display as Unknown under Settings, General, About, Parts and Service History. The phone works normally. True Tone can usually be carried over from the old screen, and we tell you if yours can't. Read more on our iPhone screen repair page.

Book a repair or walk in. See the iPhone 14 screen page if you have the next one up, and our iPhone screen replacement cost guide for model-by-model context.