iPhone 14 Screen Replacement in Chicago

The iPhone 14 family is really two different phones sold under one name. The 14 and 14 Plus look like a refined iPhone 13, with a notch and a 60Hz display. The 14 Pro and Pro Max have the Dynamic Island, an always-on screen and 120Hz. That split matters, because it changes which part goes in and how much an iPhone 14 screen replacement costs.

We replace them at 1927 W Chicago Ave in West Town, and most take about 30 minutes. Prices start at $140, and you get yours before we open the phone.

Which iPhone 14 do you have?

• iPhone 14. $140 with an OLED replacement. It's a 6.1-inch display with a notch.
• iPhone 14 Plus. $140. The same phone with a 6.7-inch display, so an iPhone 14 Plus screen repair uses a larger panel.
• iPhone 14 Pro. Call for a price. A 6.1-inch display with the Dynamic Island.
• iPhone 14 Pro Max. $150. For an iPhone 14 Pro Max screen replacement, tell us if you rely on the always-on display, so we can confirm how the part behaves.

Look in Settings, General, About if you aren't sure which you have. If you can't read the screen, the Dynamic Island cutout is the easy tell: a pill shape means Pro, and a notch means 14 or Plus.

A phone designed to be opened

The iPhone 14 and 14 Plus were a turning point. Apple redesigned the inside so that the back glass and the screen can each come off on their own. It doesn't change the screen job much, but it means a cracked back on those two phones is a simpler repair as well. If both sides broke in the same fall, we can do them together. See iPhone back glass repair for those prices.

The 14 Pro and Pro Max keep the older design, with the back bonded to the frame. Their screens are no harder, but the back is a laser job.

Why the crack might not be the whole story

A hard drop can pass straight through the frame to the display. A phone can look like it only has a corner crack, then show a green line a week later. If you see lines, dead touch areas or a dark bloom spreading from the impact point, the OLED underneath has failed and it won't heal. Back up the phone now, because a failing display can go black with no warning.

Crash Detection, the accelerometers and the cameras don't depend on the screen. But the proximity sensor and the front cameras sit right behind it, so we test those after the swap.

Should you go to Apple?

Check your coverage first. An iPhone 14 is usually past its original warranty, but if you still pay for AppleCare+, Apple's service fee can beat our price, and you get a factory part. Without coverage, compare Apple's out-of-warranty price on its iPhone repair page with the table on this page.

We make sense when you want it done today, you're out of coverage or you don't want to wait for an appointment. Your apps and photos stay on the phone, and most people are out the door within the hour.

What changes after the repair

The screen works normally, with full touch and brightness. A parts notice appears, and True Tone can usually be carried over from your old screen if it can still be read. Treat the phone as splash-resistant at best, because no repair can promise factory water resistance. There's more on all of this on our iPhone screen repair page.

Have your passcode ready, take off the case, and back up first if you can. Book a repair or walk in. Our screen cost guide explains what affects the price, and you can compare with the iPhone 13 screen page or iPhone 15 screen page if you aren't sure which phone you have.