Phone repair prices and screen repair cost

Most iPhones list a Screen option, our standard replacement at the lower price, and an OLED or LCD option, a step-up panel of the type your phone shipped with. Screen suits an older phone or a tight budget. OLED or LCD suits a phone you plan to keep. iPads list glass and display separately, because you may only need one.

It means we repair the model but need to confirm today's part cost. That covers the newest iPhones, including 17, 18 and Duo, along with Samsung and Pixel phones. Call us or send a quote request with your model and we will give you an exact number before any work starts.

These are the phone repair prices we list for each repair. We confirm yours after checking your device, and you get the price before we start. If we find something different from what you expected, we tell you first and you decide. Nothing changes without your approval.

It depends on the phone more than anything else. Our listed iPhone screens run from $89.99 to $200, and an older model usually costs less than a newer one. Large Pro Max panels and flagship Android screens sit at the top of the range. Find your model in the tables above.

For common repairs, we can usually look at the device and give you a price on the spot. Some faults take bench time to find, like a phone that won't turn on or a liquid damaged board. If a job needs a paid diagnosis, we tell you the cost before we start, so nothing comes as a surprise.