The Fix in Kansas City, MO 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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11601 E US Hwy 40, Kansas City, MO 64133, USA
+1 (816) 854-9644Michelle Peek
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From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Kansas City, Missouri is your one-stop shop for device repair. Quick turnarounds, affordable prices, and local experts you can trust
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You will find The Fix, a dedicated repair store, inside the Walmart Supercenter at 11601 E US Hwy 40, conveniently located for anyone in Kansas City, MO 64133 who needs a phone back in working order. iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones are the core of the work, and the same technicians also handle iPads, other tablets, laptops and game consoles.
A cracked screen, a battery that gives out early or a port that no longer takes a cable all start with a free diagnosis, so the repair is built on a known cause instead of a guess. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
You get a technician who repairs phones, tablets, laptops and consoles in one place, so the diagnosis comes from hands-on familiarity with many different designs. Apple, Samsung and Google each arrange screens, batteries and connectors in their own way, and knowing the layout of a model before it is opened is what keeps a repair tidy.
The diagnosis also keeps you from paying for the wrong part. A screen that flickers and a screen that ignores touch can look like the same fault from the outside, yet one points to the screen panel and the other to the touch layer. Only a proper look separates them, and that look happens before anything is replaced.
A phone that will not charge may need a new port, a fresh cable or just a cleaned connector, and a technician who works on all three cases can tell them apart without guessing.
A broken screen, a weak battery, a damaged charging port, a cracked back glass, a scratched camera lens, a muffled speaker and water damage can all be repaired here, on iPhone, Galaxy and Pixel models.
When an iPhone 17 arrives with a cracked screen or shattered glass, the fix is a screen replacement. The technician looks at the frame and the touch response before closing the phone up, because a hard drop can bend the frame even when the glass is the only visible damage.
An iPhone 14 with a battery draining fast, or one with a sudden shutdown while the percentage still looks healthy, usually needs a new battery. Cells wear down with every charge cycle, and after enough of them the readout stops matching what the battery can actually deliver.
If a Galaxy S23 rocks on a table or a seam along its edge has started to open, the cause may be a swollen battery pushing the case outward. Unplug the phone, leave it uncharged and have it looked at.
An iPhone 13 that stops accepting a cable often has dust and lint packed into the port. Debris in the port keeps the connector from seating, and clearing it can be all the phone needs. When the connector itself is damaged, charging port repair replaces it.
A Galaxy A16 that ignores your taps has unresponsive touch, and one that taps things you never touched shows ghost touch. Both usually trace back to the screen assembly, and the diagnosis confirms that before a part is chosen.
On a Galaxy S25, the back glass and the camera lens can each be replaced when they are cracked or scratched. A scratched lens shows up as hazy or streaked photos, which is a good reason to bring the phone in before the damage spreads.
On a Google Pixel 9, a muffled speaker usually means dirt or wear in the speaker opening, which the technician checks first. A Pixel 8 that will not power on has its battery and charging port tested before any part is replaced.
If an iPhone 16 has taken a swim, resist the urge to turn it on. Corrosion continues after the surface dries, so leave it unplugged and bring it in untouched.
Tablets, laptops and game consoles are in scope too, and each of them begins with the same diagnosis a phone gets.
An iPad mini that dies halfway through the day needs battery service, and an iPad Air whose cable wobbles in the port needs charging port repair. Android tablets are handled the same way.
On laptops we handle screen replacement, battery service and RAM upgrades. A Windows laptop that has slowed to a crawl may only need more memory, while a MacBook Pro with a worn battery is a battery service job.
For game consoles, we repair HDMI ports, clean clogged fans, reapply thermal paste and correct Joy-Con drift. A PlayStation 5 that overheats and roars gets its fan cleaned and fresh paste applied, an Xbox Series X with a damaged HDMI port has lost its picture until the port is fixed, and a Switch whose Joy-Con sticks wander on their own gets the drift corrected. How long a laptop or console repair takes depends on the fault.
The store carries parts for the repairs above, along with phone cases and a broader range of mobile accessories.
Parts are chosen model by model. Connector layout, frame size and panel type change from one phone to the next, which is why the screen for an iPhone 17 cannot be swapped onto an iPhone 16. Panel technology, LCD or OLED, is part of the match as well, and getting it right is what keeps touch response and color looking the way the phone was built.
A case is the easy add-on, especially after a screen or back glass repair, and the rest of the accessories range is on hand for the same visit.
A repair moves through four stages, from drop-off to a test of the finished work.
Look for The Fix inside the Walmart Supercenter at 11601 E US Hwy 40, Kansas City, MO 64133, in the Ashland Ridge area of Jackson County.
From I-70, take Exit 11 for US 40 and Blue Ridge Boulevard. The Walmart sits just off that interchange on E US Hwy 40, and the Independence city line begins a short way east along the same highway.
The Truman Sports Complex, home of Arrowhead Stadium and Kauffman Stadium, lies about two miles west of the store.
Kansas City weather can change the temperature by a wide margin within a single day, and phones react to those swings in a few predictable ways.
A phone that rides in a freezing car and then comes into a warm building can collect condensation, and that moisture works its way toward the charging port and the speaker opening. Cold also makes a battery report a charge it cannot deliver, so a phone may shut down outdoors and come back once it warms up.
Summer brings humidity to pockets, bags and car seats, and a phone left in direct sun runs hot enough to age its battery faster. Keeping the port clean and the phone out of both extremes eases the load on the battery and the connector.
A visit is short and practical, built around the device in your hand and the options that fit it.
You describe what happened, and the technician looks the device over and talks through what it needs in a friendly, unhurried way. If the diagnosis finds a second fault, such as a worn battery behind a broken screen, the technician sets out what each fix involves so you can pick one or both.
Some models need a part that is not on the shelf. When that happens, the technician tells you what has to be ordered and how the next step works.
Time on an iPhone 16 Pro screen replacement depends on whether the frame is straight and the touch response is clean, and many phone repairs like it are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes. A bent frame, or a part that has to be ordered, adds time.
How long it takes depends on how the port is failing. A charge that comes and goes, a cable that fits loosely and a port that is completely dead each point to a different cause, and the diagnosis separates them before any part is ordered. If the port needs replacing, whether the part is on hand matters as well.
Timing for a PlayStation 5 HDMI port repair depends on the fault. A bent pin, a lifted solder joint and a damaged port housing each call for different work, and the diagnosis shows which one the console has.
The cause sets the time, and overheating has several: dust packed around the fan, dried thermal paste or a fan that has started to fail. The diagnosis narrows it down first, and the plan for fan cleaning or fresh paste follows from that.
What you pay for a Galaxy S25 screen repair comes down to the panel itself and the condition of the phone around it. If the frame is bent or the back glass is cracked too, those are extra jobs on top of the screen.
Two things set the total: the battery part for the iPhone 15 and the labor to open the phone and seal it again. Whether the battery is only worn or has begun to swell also shapes the work involved.
The glass on an iPad Air is bonded to the touch layer, so the screen is replaced as one assembly and the cost follows that part. When the frame is bent or the tablet no longer registers touch, the repair requires additional labor.
The screen assembly drives the cost on a Pixel 9 Pro, because the OLED panel and the touch layer are replaced together. Damage to the frame or to the glass around the camera adds to the work.
Panel size and model year decide the cost of a MacBook Air screen, since each generation uses its own screen assembly. Damage to the lid around the panel can add work.
No, an appointment is not needed. Come in with the device itself, because the diagnosis starts with it in the technician's hands.
Bring the device, and add its charger if it is a laptop or a game console, since those are powered up during the diagnosis. For a phone, a note of when the trouble started and whether it followed a drop, a splash or a software update helps the technician narrow it down.
Data recovery and SSD recovery are both part of the work here, and the diagnosis shows whether the drive can still be read. How much can be recovered depends on the condition of the drive, and the technician explains the outcome before any further step.
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