The Fix in Concord, NH 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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344 Loudon Rd, Concord, NH 03301
+1 (603) 384-8058Erin G
Fixed my broken screen in under 20 minutes. Was kind enough to also put on the new screen protector and case I purchased there. Was cheaper than buying the case on Amazon and my phone is now super protected. He was very personable and had good advice for better ways to protect my expensive phone. I would 100% go back if I needed, but with the screen protector and new brick phone case, I doubt I will need to return!
Don Rapp
Polite, friendly service. Cleaned and solved my UBC port problem in five minutes at my first time visit, as a courteousy. Explained his available services which will now be my go-to instead of my previous repair shops.
Laurie Cunningham
I can't stress how satisfied I am with the Fix service was wonderful. Harry was very personable and professional. I have utilized them twice and would wholehearted recommend them!
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Anne Mason
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Arnold Halbert
I HAD FANTASTIC SERVICE FAST AND PROFESSIONAL BY HARRY HE KNEW HOW TO FIX MY PHONE THAT I THOUGHT WAS BROKEN WOULD RECOMMEND TO EVERYONE.
Confiance Nyiratunga
This help me to replace my back glass and battery replacement he have done very good job.
Munyaneza Faustin
This guy is great give me very good, I will recommend to go here.
Aimable Ndabarishe (Chris-Blake)
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Edwin Arroyo
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The Fix is a dedicated repair store inside the Walmart Supercenter at 344 Loudon Rd, Concord, NH 03301. It is conveniently located for anyone already out running errands in the city. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
Phone repair is the core of the work. Tablets, computers and game consoles come through the same door.
Repair is the main job at this store. The technicians here work on the phones people in Concord carry, so a cracked screen or a failing battery lands with someone who knows that model. Questions get straight answers, and you hear the options before anything is opened.
Older phones matter here too. An iPhone 12 or a Galaxy S21 can stay in daily use for years, and a fresh battery or screen often brings one back to normal duty. You do not need a new model to get a phone that works well again.
Concord is a working capital city. Phones carry email, school portals, maps and work calendars, and a phone that is down for long is a real problem. The store is set up for quick turnarounds wherever the repair allows it, and for careful, unhurried work where it does not.
The Fix in Walmart Concord handles screens, batteries, charging ports, cameras, back glass, speakers, touch faults and water damage on iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones.
A cracked screen on an iPhone 17 is a clean replacement when the frame is straight. Shattered glass on an iPhone 16 Pro takes more care, because fragments can reach the sensors under the surface. Galaxy S25 and Pixel 10 screens are handled the same way: the glass, the touch layer and the frame are checked together.
Newer phones pack the screen, cameras and sensors tightly. A drop that looks like a surface crack on an iPhone 17 Pro or a Galaxy S25 Ultra can reach more than the glass, so the technician looks at the whole front and back before settling on a plan.
Touch problems come in two forms. Unresponsive touch on a Galaxy S23 and ghost touch on an iPhone 13 usually point to the screen assembly or its connector, and the technician works out which one before replacing anything.
Battery work covers an iPhone 15 with a battery draining fast, a Galaxy S24 that shows sudden shutdown at half charge, and a Galaxy A16 with a swollen battery. If a battery has started to bulge, stop charging the phone and bring it in.
Charging port repair covers a Pixel 10 that only charges at an angle and an iPhone 16 that no longer recognizes the cable. Back glass on an iPhone 15 Pro, a scratched camera lens on a Pixel 9, a muffled speaker on a Galaxy S23, and a phone that will not power on at all each get their own diagnosis. Water damage starts with a diagnosis too, because what you can see and what has failed inside do not always match.
You can bring tablets, laptops, desktop computers and game consoles to The Fix in Walmart Concord, along with your phone.
Tablet repair covers screens and batteries on the iPad Air, the iPad mini and other major tablet brands. Computer repair covers Windows PCs and MacBooks, including MacBook Air screens and keyboards, RAM and SSD upgrades, system tune-ups, and virus and malware removal.
Game console repair covers the PlayStation 5, the Xbox Series X and the Nintendo Switch. Typical jobs include a damaged HDMI port, a disc drive that will not read, and controller faults. Each device has its own repair page on this site, so you can go straight to the one that matches yours.
The Fix installs high-quality replacement parts for screens, batteries and charging ports, and sells accessories for the phones that come through the store.
Part choice is part of the quote. A screen for a newer iPhone or Galaxy can come in more than one form, and the technician explains the difference so you can choose with the facts in front of you. The aim is a part that fits the device and behaves like it should, from touch response to battery life.
On the accessory side, the store carries cases, screen protectors and chargers. Pick up a case for the repaired phone while you are at the store, or add a screen protector to the new glass. Pairing a repair with protection makes sense: a clean screen takes a protector well, and a case covers the corners where drops tend to land.
A repair at The Fix in Walmart Concord follows four stages.
The Fix is inside the Walmart Supercenter at 344 Loudon Rd, Concord, NH 03301, on the Concord Heights side of the city in Merrimack County. Loudon Road, also signed as NH 9, is the city's main retail strip and links the Heights with downtown and the highway. The Supercenter is one of its anchors.
Coming from I-393, take Exit 3 onto NH 106 (Sheep Davis Road) and follow it south to Loudon Road. Steeplegate Mall is about half a mile west along the same road. NHTI, Concord's community college, is roughly 2.5 miles away, and the New Hampshire State House is about 3 miles to the southwest on North Main Street.
A Concord winter changes what phones need in three main ways: cold drains batteries, ice leads to drops, and road salt gets into ports.
Cold weather pushes a battery harder, which is when sudden shutdown shows up on a phone that still reads a healthy charge. Moving from a freezing car into a heated building can leave condensation inside a phone, so the first symptom of water damage sometimes appears after a trip rather than after a spill.
Snow and ice make lots and sidewalks slippery, and a dropped phone often ends up with a cracked screen or shattered glass. Salt and grit travel on gloves and pockets into the charging port, and debris in the port can be the reason a cable stops holding. Cleaning the port is sometimes the whole fix, and the technician checks it before suggesting a part.
Warm weather has its own effect. A phone left in a hot parked car ages its battery faster, which is how a battery draining fast in July becomes a replacement job by fall.
You can expect a short, friendly visit with a technician who explains the work in everyday terms.
Questions are welcome, and the technician talks through what the screen type, the battery and the model mean for your repair. Parts for popular phones are often on hand, which helps keep waits short on the repairs that allow it.
Families, students and people who work in the city all use the store. A parent can bring in a tablet, a student a laptop, and a commuter a phone with a cracked screen. Each gets the same straightforward conversation about the fault and the options.
Bring the device, the case if it has one, and the cable if charging is the problem. Know your passcode so the technician can test touch, camera and speaker as part of the diagnosis.
A Galaxy S24 screen is often taking less than 30 minutes. The time moves with how far the damage has spread. A crack that has reached the frame or the back glass adds steps, and a screen that has to be ordered in adds more.
An iPhone 14 battery replacement depends on the adhesive under the battery and on whether the battery has started to swell. A battery that sits flat comes out cleanly. One that has bulged needs slower, more careful handling.
A Pixel 8 charging port repair depends on the condition of the port. The technician looks at the port under magnification first. A damaged connector means opening the phone, which adds time.
An iPad repair takes as long as the model and the fault require. Glass bonded to the screen lifts differently on an iPad Air than on an iPad mini, and a battery inside a tablet takes extra care because of how it is attached.
Laptop repair time depends on the fault, so the diagnosis comes first. A keyboard or screen replacement, a RAM or SSD upgrade and a malware cleanup each follow a different path, and parts availability sets the pace on hardware jobs.
Water damage repair time depends on what the diagnosis finds. Corrosion on the board, a damaged battery and a failed screen can all follow a soaking, so the technician checks each one. Powering the phone off right away and leaving it uncharged keeps more options open.
Screen repair pricing on an iPhone 15 depends on the replacement part and how far the crack has reached. Frame bends and damaged sensors behind the glass add to the work, so the technician checks them before giving you a quote.
Ghost touch on a Galaxy A16 is priced by the part causing it. Sometimes the touch layer in the screen is at fault, and sometimes a worn connector is. They involve different parts, and the technician separates the two during the diagnosis.
A MacBook Air screen repair depends on the model year and the panel that fits it. The panel is the main part of the cost, and a bent lid or a damaged hinge adds to it.
A PlayStation 5 HDMI port repair depends on whether the port alone or the pads under it are damaged. A loose port is a smaller job. Torn pads call for board work, which takes more skill and time to do.
Back glass repair on an iPhone 16 depends on how much of the glass is broken and whether the camera ring has been damaged too. A small crack and a fully shattered panel are different jobs, and the quote reflects that.
The price of an iPhone 13 camera lens repair depends on whether only the outer glass is cracked or the camera module behind it is affected. Outer glass is the simpler job. A module that has been hit needs a replacement part.
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