Repairs by device
The same repair is a slightly different job on every device, and that is what these pages are for: which models we see, how the screen is built and therefore which repair a crack needs, where the battery sits, which port the phone uses, and the faults that show up often enough on a particular generation to be worth naming. Pick your phone, tablet or console below. The service pages describe each repair in general; the store pages say which counter to bring it to.
iPhone Repair
Every iPhone from the 11 onward comes across our bench, and the same three repairs make up most of the work: screens, batteries and charging ports.
DetailsSamsung Galaxy Repair
Galaxy phones come in three families that repair differently: the S and Note flagships with curved OLED screens, the A series with flat screens and lower part prices, and the folding Z phones.
DetailsGoogle Pixel Repair
Pixels are straightforward phones to repair with two things worth knowing: the fingerprint sensor sits under the screen on most recent models, and a few generations have well-known faults of their own.
DetailsiPad Repair
The iPad line splits cleanly into models with a separate glass-and-digitiser over the display, where a crack is a cheaper repair, and models with a laminated display, where the whole panel is replaced.
DetailsPlayStation Repair
The PS5's HDMI port is the single most common console repair on our bench, and the PS4 is still coming in every week.
DetailsXbox Repair
The Series X and Series S share most of their faults with the previous generation: an HDMI port that stops giving the TV a picture, a drive that stops reading, and a console that runs hot.
DetailsNintendo Switch Repair
The Switch has a short list of faults that come up over and over: drifting Joy-Cons, a charging port that stopped working, a cracked screen and a battery that no longer lasts a journey.
DetailsBring it to a counter near you
Every counter quotes the exact price before anything is opened. Walk in during opening hours, or call ahead with the model so the part is on the bench.
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