The Fix in Kennesaw, GA provides expert repair services for phones, tablets, and other devices, along with a full range of mobile accessories. Whether you need a screen replacement, battery service, or charging port repair, our skilled technicians are here to help.

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400 Ernest W Barrett Pkwy NW ste 220, Kennesaw, GA 30144,
+1 (770) 605-2843john leper
they helped with my phone and i would recommend 100%
lauristouch Eventplanner
The best of the best of the best!!! Recommended 100%!!!! go to SUM that is the store manager this is the guy!!
Charlene Zellner
My daughter got her phone wet and her screen was damaged. No one in Cartersville was open except for the one in Walmart and they charged 184. When I contacted Fix they were very nice and a lot cheaper. I recommend coming here for future screen fixes.
A’Lynnye’ Moore
Great for screens
Beaux Dangles
Great professional! people got my daughter‘s phone fixed at a reasonable price in less than 30 minutes
Jeremiah Payton
Great people
Joseph's Jackson
Akhila was great and showed good customer service.
Adrian Payton
Eakhile showed me the greatest customer service ever
Doug Erb
Here from out of town and needed a fix. Super helpful and sweet. Highly recommend this place for your repair needs!
Kayy G.
Great customer service, super friendly and helpful
From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Kennesaw, GA is your one-stop shop for device repair. Quick turnarounds, affordable prices, and local experts you can trust
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Cracked Nintendo Switch screen? We repair Switch devices in Kennesaw, GA quickly and affordably. Fast, easy, and always with high-quality parts.
For broken screens, battery replacements, or other issues, The Fix in Kennesaw, GA provides quick MacBook repairs with premium parts.
Is your PlayStation giving you trouble? At The Fix in Kennesaw, GA, we handle PlayStation repairs with care and quality parts—no long waits, no hassle.
Need your Google Pixel fixed? At The Fix in Kennesaw, GA, we repair cracked screens, charging issues, and more—always using high-quality parts for lasting results.
Whether your tablet screen is cracked or the battery won’t hold a charge, The Fix in Kennesaw, GA provides fast, affordable tablet repairs with free diagnostics.
Need PC or desktop service in Kennesaw, GA? We provide free diagnostics and affordable repairs, always with high-quality parts.
From Nintendo Switch® to PlayStation and Xbox, The Fix in Kennesaw, GA repairs all major game consoles. Fast service and dependable results.
Got a broken laptop? The Fix In Kennesaw, GA, our team repairs most laptop brands and models using high-quality replacement parts.
Need your iPad fixed? At The Fix in Kennesaw, GA, we repair cracked screens, charging issues, and more—always using high-quality parts for lasting results.
We repair all major phone brands in Kennesaw, GA. iPhone, Samsung, Google, and more—get your phone fixed fast.
Cracked screen? Battery draining too fast? Our team in Kennesaw, GA repairs iPhones with precision and high-quality parts to make your device feel new again.
Whether it’s a Galaxy screen replacement or a charging issue, The Fix in Kennesaw, GA offers fast and reliable Samsung repairs.
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The Fix is a dedicated repair store inside Town Center at Cobb, conveniently located at 400 Ernest W Barrett Pkwy NW, Ste 220, Kennesaw, GA 30144, so your repair can run while you are shopping. We fix phones, tablets, laptops and game consoles. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
The Fix has been part of Town Center at Cobb for years. That history matters on the bench. The technicians here have opened phones from the iPhone 8 era right up to current models, so an older handset and a brand new one get the same practiced hands.
Range is the second reason. A household can bring a cracked phone, a tablet that will not charge and a laptop with a dead key in one visit.
Screen replacement is the center of our phone work. An iPhone 17 Pro with a cracked screen or shattered glass gets a new panel fitted. The glass and the panel beneath it come as one assembly, so both are replaced together.
Batteries are next. An iPhone 15 with its battery draining fast by mid afternoon, or one that hits a sudden shutdown while the meter still shows charge left, usually needs a fresh cell.
Charging trouble gets its own repair. On a Galaxy A35 that only charges when the cable is held at an angle, charging port repair replaces the lower port so the connection stays solid.
Damage on the back of a phone counts too. A Galaxy S25 can survive a fall on its face and still crack its back glass or the camera lens cover. We replace the rear panel and the lens glass, and the camera focuses cleanly again.
Touch faults need a careful look. A Google Pixel 9 with unresponsive touch along the bottom of the keyboard, or ghost touch where taps register that you never made, can point to a damaged digitizer or a screen that took pressure in a pocket.
Older phones are worth fixing too. An iPhone 11 or a Galaxy S21 with a broken screen can stay in service as a backup phone or a first phone for a teenager, and a new screen often costs far less than replacing the handset.
Sound problems round out the list. An iPhone 13 that gives callers a muffled speaker often has grime packed into the earpiece mesh. We clean it first, and we replace the speaker only when cleaning is not enough.
Tablets are a large part of what we do beyond phones. An iPad Pro with cracked glass after a slip off the couch gets a new screen assembly, and an iPad mini whose battery fades before the end of a school day can take a replacement cell. Samsung Galaxy Tab models are covered as well, including a Galaxy Tab S9 whose charging port has worn loose from daily plugging in.
Laptops come through the store too. A MacBook Air with a cracked screen or keys that stick after a spill can be repaired, and so can Windows laptops with screen, keyboard, battery or charging trouble. Desktop computers are welcome for diagnosis.
Game consoles get their own attention. A PlayStation 5 that will not read discs, an Xbox Series X that shuts off mid game because dust has choked its airflow, and a Nintendo Switch with Joy-Con drift are all repairs we handle.
Timing on laptops and consoles depends on the fault and the part. You get that picture after the diagnosis.
The screens, batteries and ports we install are high-quality parts sourced for the specific model on the bench. For several iPhone screens there is more than one grade of panel, and the grades differ in brightness, color accuracy and cost. We walk you through the difference so the choice is yours.
The accessory side of the store covers the everyday gear a phone needs. Cases run from slim and clear to rugged, with cutouts made for current camera layouts like the iPhone 17 Pro Max and Galaxy S25 Ultra. Tempered glass screen protectors, charging cables and wall chargers are on the shelf as well.
A good cable deserves a mention. One with a frayed end or a loose plug rocks inside the port each time it is used, and over months that movement wears the port. Swapping the cable is the simple step that protects the port.
A repair here moves through five stages.
The Fix is inside Town Center at Cobb at 400 Ernest W Barrett Pkwy NW, Ste 220, Kennesaw, GA 30144. Macy's and JCPenney anchor the mall.
The mall sits between I-75 and I-575, and both interstates feed onto Barrett Parkway. From I-75, take Exit 269. From I-575, take Exit 1.
This stretch of the parkway is where Kennesaw and Marietta meet, so the Town Center area serves both cities and the wider Cobb County suburbs. For Kennesaw State University students, the Kennesaw campus is about 1.7 miles northwest. Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park and its visitor center lie about 2.5 miles south.
Heat is the biggest factor. Georgia summers are long and humid, and a phone left in a parked car in July cooks fast. Repeated heat speeds up battery wear, and in some phones it leads to a swollen battery that bulges the back or presses on the screen. A swollen cell should be replaced, not charged.
Spring brings a different problem. The yellow pine pollen that coats cars across metro Atlanta also settles into pockets and bags, and it mixes with lint as debris in the port. A phone that charges slowly or loses connection in April or May may only need a careful cleaning.
Summer storms add the third risk. Afternoon downpours in Cobb County arrive fast, and a phone caught in one can show water damage hours later, sometimes as a screen that flickers and sometimes as a phone that will not power on. Turn it off, keep it off the charger and bring it to us as it is.
Expect a friendly, patient welcome. Questions get full answers, whether you are asking about a repair, a part or which case suits the way you carry your phone.
Expect to understand the damage. The technician explains what caused the fault, and when it helps, how to keep it from happening again, such as how a phone carried loose in a back pocket ends up with the same crack twice.
Expect the small details to be covered. A new screen protector can be fitted at the store so it sits straight and bubble free. Visitors passing through Kennesaw get the same help as people who live down the road.
A Galaxy S24 screen repair is often same-day and many take less than 30 minutes. The time depends on whether the panel is in stock for your exact model and whether the frame bent in the fall, since a bent frame needs straightening before the new screen can sit flat.
Your iPhone 16 screen cost comes down to the exact model, since the 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max each take a different panel, and to whether the fall also cracked the back glass. The Pro and Pro Max panels are larger and brighter, which puts them above the base 16 in cost.
MacBook battery cost depends on the model year and size, because MacBook Air and MacBook Pro batteries differ in shape and capacity. Part availability for older models also shapes the price.
Repair time for an iPhone 14 battery depends mostly on part availability and the phone's condition. A clean, undamaged phone opens quickly, while a cracked back or a battery glued in tightly takes extra care to remove safely.
Pixel camera lens repair is priced by what broke. Cracked cover glass over the lens is a smaller job, while a damaged camera module behind it means a new part. The model matters too, since Pixel camera bars vary between generations.
A PlayStation 5 HDMI port price depends on how the port failed. Bent pins or a cracked port means a port replacement, and if damage reached the components around it, the repair grows. The PS5 model, disc or digital, also plays a part.
Water-damaged phone repair time depends on how far the liquid traveled and what it touched. The phone has to be opened, dried and cleaned of corrosion before we know which parts still work, so the timeline becomes clear after that inspection.
iPad Air screen timing depends on the generation and on how the glass is bonded to the frame. Newer iPad Air models use laminated screens that need careful heat and separation, and that step sets the pace of the repair.
Switch screen pricing starts with the model. The first Switch, the Switch Lite, the OLED model and the Switch 2 each use a different panel. A crack limited to the touch layer is a smaller job than a panel that shows lines or dark spots.
Galaxy S23 speaker repair time depends on which speaker failed. The bottom speaker and the earpiece sit in different parts of the phone, and reaching the earpiece means working around the screen. Resealing the phone afterward adds a step.
You can come straight to the store with your device. Bring the charger if the problem is power related and a technician will take it from there.
Screen, battery and port repairs work on hardware and leave your photos and apps in place on the storage. A fresh iCloud or Google backup is still a smart step before any repair, and signing out of sensitive apps is your choice.
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