Located inside the Walmart at 18400 Hall Rd, Clinton Township, MI, The Fix is your trusted source for professional tech repair. Our expert technicians specialize in a wide range of services, including phone repair, tablet repair, computer repair, and gaming console repair. We fix common issues like cracked screens, battery replacements, and charging port repair for all major brands, including iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, and Google Pixel. Visit us for a free diagnostic and fast turnaround.

18400 Hall Rd, Clinton Township, MI 48038, USA
+1 (586) 280-7256
From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Clinton Township, MI is your one-stop shop for device repair. Quick turnarounds, affordable prices, and local experts you can trust
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The Fix is a dedicated repair store inside Walmart at 18400 Hall Rd, Clinton Township, MI 48038, conveniently located on Hall Road. We repair phones, tablets, computers and game consoles, and we keep phone accessories on hand. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
Convenience is the first reason. You can drop a device off, collect groceries or household basics, and pick it up again while you are shopping.
Range is the second. One family can own an iPhone, a Galaxy, a laptop, an iPad and a PlayStation, and all of them can come to the same place. That keeps things simple when two devices break in the same month.
The third reason is how we talk about the work. We explain the fault in everyday language, name the part involved, and tell you when a repair is not worth doing on an older device.
We repair screens, batteries, charging ports, cameras, speakers and back glass on iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones, plus liquid exposure cases.
Screen work covers a cracked screen, shattered glass that cuts your thumb, unresponsive touch and ghost touch, where the phone taps and scrolls without you. We replace screens on the iPhone 17 and the Galaxy S25 family as well as older phones like the iPhone 12. On a Galaxy A35, a pressure crack in one corner can spread across the panel within days, so it helps to bring it in early.
Battery problems show up in a few ways. A battery draining fast by lunchtime, a sudden shutdown at 30 percent, or a swollen battery that pushes the screen outward from behind. That last one should be replaced soon. Older phones such as the iPhone 14 are more prone to it as their batteries age.
Charging port repair starts with a closer look. Lint and debris in the port stop a cable from seating, and a careful cleaning sometimes solves it. When the port itself is worn or bent, we replace it. A Google Pixel 9 that charges only at one angle is a typical example of that wear.
We also replace cracked back glass and a broken camera lens, and we fix a muffled speaker that makes calls hard to hear. A cracked camera lens on an iPhone 16 Pro blurs photos and lets dust reach the sensor, so the cover is worth replacing even while the camera still opens. A muffled speaker can come from lint packed into the grille or from a failed speaker unit, and the two need different fixes. After water damage, we open the phone, clean the corrosion and test the board. That applies even to a phone that will not power on after a spill.
Beyond phones, we repair tablets, laptops, desktops and game consoles.
Tablets include the iPad Pro and iPad mini, along with Samsung Galaxy Tab models. Cracked glass, charging faults and weak batteries are the usual jobs. On an iPad Pro, the USB-C port also carries keyboards and external screens, so a loose port affects more than charging.
On the computer side, we work on MacBook Air and MacBook Pro laptops, Windows laptops from brands like Dell, HP and Lenovo, and desktop towers. A MacBook Air battery that no longer holds a charge, a broken laptop hinge, a failing hard drive or a cracked laptop screen are all in scope. Timing on computers depends on the fault and the part.
Game consoles are part of the work too. We repair PlayStation 5 consoles with overheating and fan noise, Xbox Series X units that stop reading discs, and Nintendo Switch systems that will not charge in the dock. Console timing also depends on the fault.
We install high-quality replacement parts matched to your exact model, and we sell accessories that protect the device afterward.
For some repairs, more than one part grade exists. A screen, for example, can come in different quality levels, and the choice affects feel, brightness and the final price. The choice of grade is yours.
On the accessory side, we carry phone cases and screen protectors. A tempered glass protector and a case with raised edges are a sensible pair after a new screen, since the next drop is what often breaks new glass.
A repair here moves through four stages, from the first look to pickup.
If the diagnosis turns up a second problem, such as a worn battery behind a cracked screen, we mention it at Stage 2 so you can decide on both at once.
The Fix is inside the Walmart Supercenter at 18400 Hall Rd, Clinton Township, MI 48038. The store sits on the south side of Hall Road (M-59), between The Mall at Partridge Creek to the west and Romeo Plank Road to the east. The mall is about 0.4 miles away, so if you know Partridge Creek, you already know this stretch of Hall Road.
Drivers coming from I-94 can take Exit 240 onto M-59 and head west on Hall Road. Macomb Township lies just across Hall Road to the north, which puts the store within easy reach of both townships.
A few other local names help with orientation. Macomb Community College's Center Campus, at Garfield Road, is roughly 1.1 miles west. Chippewa Valley High School and the International Academy of Macomb sit just under a mile south, near 19 Mile Road. Henry Ford Macomb Hospital is about 1.4 miles to the southwest.
Michigan winters are hard on phones, mostly through cold, moisture and dropped devices.
Lithium batteries lose usable capacity in the cold. A phone that seems fine indoors can show a low percentage or shut down after twenty minutes at a January bus stop or a hockey rink. When that happens often, the battery is usually already worn and the cold just exposes it.
Snow and slush bring moisture. A phone that slips into a snowbank, or sits in a wet coat pocket, can take in water around the ports and buttons. Moving from a cold car into a warm store also causes condensation inside the case. If a phone acts strange after a wet day, turn it off and bring it in rather than charging it.
Ice adds drops. Icy parking lots and gloved hands mean more phones hit the pavement between November and March. Cold glass is also a little more brittle, so a drop that a phone survives in June can crack the screen in January.
Summer has its own risk. A phone left on a car seat in July heat can overheat, and repeated heat speeds up battery wear.
Expect a short conversation about the device and what happened to it.
Details help, including when the problem started. A drop, a spill, a battery that got hot, or a problem that started after an update all point in different directions. That detail can shorten the diagnosis.
If the repair needs a function test, such as checking touch or the camera after a screen swap, we may ask for the passcode or ask you to unlock the phone yourself. You can also remove your case before handing the device over so nothing gets misplaced.
When the device is ready, you can pay and collect it at the store inside Walmart.
An iPhone 15 screen swap is usually a same-day job, often less than 30 minutes once we confirm the part is in stock. Extra time comes in when the frame is bent or the drop also damaged the Face ID sensor.
Pricing for a Galaxy A55 screen depends mainly on whether the frame came through the drop straight. Some A series screens come as a single assembly with the frame, which changes the price.
Charging port repair pricing depends on what the port needs. A port that only needs cleaning costs far less than one that must be replaced, and on some phones the port is built onto a board, which adds labor.
For an iPad Air, the timeline comes down to how the glass is built. On models where the glass and the panel are fused, the whole unit is replaced, and the adhesive needs time to set.
MacBook repair pricing follows the part. A MacBook Pro screen, a keyboard, a battery and a charging fault all use very different parts, and the model year matters too. Students can bring it in between classes.
Water damage timing depends on how far corrosion has spread and which parts it reached. A phone that arrives soon after the spill usually has less of it to clean.
A Pixel battery price depends on the model and on how the battery is secured. On some Pixel models the screen has to come off first to reach the cell.
For a PS5 HDMI port, the price is driven by the damage around the port. A cleanly broken port is a straightforward replacement, while torn pads on the board take more work. We look under magnification first.
Switch repairs vary with the part: the screen, a Joy-Con with drift and the game card slot each cost differently. The OLED model and the first Switch also use different screens.
You can walk in to this store without an appointment. Parents can bring a student's phone or tablet in after school pickup.
Screen, battery and port repairs work on hardware, so they are not the kind of repair that requires erasing the phone. A recent cloud backup is still a smart habit before any repair.
On a Galaxy S23, battery time depends on the back glass. The glass is glued on and has to be removed and resealed to reach the battery, which adds steps compared with phones that open from the front.
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