Screen Replacement

 For iPhone screen repair spanning models from the iPhone 6 (LCD) up to the latest iPhone 17 (OLED), we offer a range of quality options starting from $69 to meet every budget and performance requirement. These options typically include the Premium/Refurbished Original screens, which offer the highest fidelity in color, brightness, and True Tone functionality; a High-Quality Non-OEM tier, providing an excellent balance of good performance and cost-effectiveness; and a Standard Non-OEM (Budget) option, which is the most affordable choice to restore basic functionality, though it may exhibit minor differences from the original display. We encourage you to book an appointment to discuss your specific iPhone model and desired quality level to get your screen fixed promptly. 

 For Samsung screens, repair options starting from around $79 depend heavily on the model's display technology and the replacement quality chosen. Most modern Samsung flagships (Galaxy S and Z series) use superior AMOLED (Active-Matrix Organic Light-Emitting Diode) or Dynamic AMOLED screens, which offer vibrant color and true blacks but are more expensive to replace, often requiring the full glass, digitizer, and display assembly to be swapped. Quality tiers typically range from OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts, which guarantee factory-identical color, fit, and performance; to High-Quality Non-OEM AMOLEDs, which provide excellent visual experience and value; and finally, Budget LCD (for older A-series or budget phones) or lower-grade aftermarket parts, which are the cheapest but may compromise on brightness, color fidelity, and screen thickness. We recommend you book an appointment to get a precise quote based on your specific Samsung Galaxy model and the desired screen quality. 

 For Google Pixel phones, which have consistently used OLED/AMOLED displays (like the Actua and Super Actua on newer models) that deliver high contrast and refresh rates, screen replacement prices starting from around $89 are influenced by the quality tier. Customers typically choose between a Premium/OEM part, often sourced through Google-authorized repair centers, which ensures the original color accuracy, brightness, and high refresh rate functionality is maintained; or a Value option, which provides a more budget-friendly fix but may sacrifice some performance aspects like maximum brightness or color depth compared to the original display. Given that the screens are high-quality OLED assemblies, the full front assembly (glass, digitizer, and display) is replaced, making it a professional job where booking an appointment is necessary for both quote accuracy and repair reliability.