The Fix in Cromwell, CT 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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161 Berlin Rd, Cromwell, CT 06416, United States
+1 (860) 316-6656Carol Einczig
Best service and a Best salesman jeashan he fix my phone very quickly he's the best
Vincent Heinzmann
Very quick and precise with their work. Since they're in Walmart, you can have your battery or screen replaced by the time you're done shopping. Very fair pricing as well. Definitely recommend!
Ahmed Adam
I had a great experience at this cell phone accessories and repair shop. Jason took care of my iPhone 13 Pro Max and replaced the screen in about 10 minutes—super fast and very professional. The price was more than fair, especially considering the quality of the work. It’s not easy to find someone who’s both efficient and honest, but Jason definitely delivered. Highly recommend this place if you need a quick and reliable repair!
Sue Kretock
Excellent. Wonderful service! I will recommend!
Robert Riley
Got my iPhone 13 Max Pro fix feels like a brand new phone off the box 🔥
William Olsen
Excellent service best ever salesman definitely recommended
Javier Puntos lopez
arafat rahman
The best
MOONS WORLD
Excellent service and very helpful
Shanawaz Khan
Best Service i ever had, excellent customer service
From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Cromwell, CT 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 the Walmart Supercenter at 161 Berlin Rd in Cromwell, CT 06416, conveniently located for anyone running errands on Berlin Road. We repair phones, tablets, computers and game consoles. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
Our technicians work on iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones. A cracked screen, a battery that dies early or a phone that will not power on all start the same way: with a free diagnosis from a technician who opens the device and looks.
Because the store sits inside Walmart, a repair fits into the trip you were already making. Hand the device to a technician, then carry on while you are shopping.
The repair itself happens in the store, by technicians who handle phones, tablets, computers and consoles all day. One team can look at a phone with a dying battery, a laptop that runs hot and a tablet with a spiderweb screen, and each device gets a technician who knows that kind of fault.
You also talk to the person who opens your device. They explain what they found, what the repair involves and what the options are, so the decision stays with you. Plain talk, short answers, no jargon you have to decode.
We handle screens, batteries, charging ports, cameras, speakers and water damage diagnosis for iPhone, Galaxy and Pixel models.
Screens come first. Repairing a damaged screen on an iPhone 17 Pro is a routine job, and so is shattered glass, as long as the frame underneath is still straight. On a Galaxy A16, unresponsive touch and ghost touch usually point to the screen assembly rather than the software, and the diagnosis confirms which one it is.
Batteries come next. An iPhone 16 with a battery draining fast gets the battery tested before anything is replaced. A swollen battery is a safety matter. If a Galaxy S25 rocks on a table or the back panel bulges, bring it in and stop charging it.
Charging trouble is often simpler than it looks. On an iPhone 15, charging port repair starts with a look for debris in the port, because pocket lint can pack in tight enough to mimic a failed port. If the port itself is damaged, we replace it.
Cameras and sound are on the list too. A Pixel 9 Pro with a cracked camera lens or a muffled speaker is a repair we handle, and so is a Galaxy S25 Ultra with a smashed back glass. An older iPhone 13 that will not respond at all gets the same careful look as a new one.
Water damage is different. It gets a diagnosis first, because the liquid, the exposure time and the corroded parts decide what can be repaired.
Some faults look like software trouble. A phone that restarts by itself or heats up while idle can have a failing battery or a loose connector, and testing the parts separates the two.
Yes, The Fix also repairs tablets, computers and game consoles in Cromwell, all in the same store.
For tablets, we replace screens on the iPad 10th generation and batteries on the iPad Pro, and we work on other iPad and Galaxy Tab models as well. When a damaged tablet still shows a picture, it can have a dead touch layer under the glass, so the diagnosis checks both.
For computers, we repair MacBook models and Windows laptops, including common faults like a cracked panel or a keyboard that has stopped responding.
Game consoles are covered too. PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch repairs come in with problems like a console that will not turn on or a port that no longer holds a cable. Timing for laptops and consoles depends on the fault, which the technician confirms during the diagnosis.
We carry replacement parts for the devices we repair, along with phone cases, chargers and other accessories.
The replacement parts are high-quality parts matched to your model, which matters most for screens and batteries. Pick up a case or a charger while you are here. It is one stop for the repair and for the gear that keeps the device from needing another one.
Every repair at The Fix follows the same stages, whatever the device.
The Fix is inside the Walmart Supercenter at 161 Berlin Rd, Cromwell, CT 06416, in Middlesex County.
Berlin Road is Route 372. The store sits less than a mile west of the I-91 interchange, so drivers coming off the highway reach it in a couple of minutes. Cromwell Commons is close by on the same road, and Courtyard by Marriott Hartford Cromwell is a short drive away on Sebethe Drive. Lowe's Home Improvement sits farther east on Berlin Road.
East Berlin lies to the west along Route 372, and Middletown is a short drive to the southeast.
Connecticut weather is hard on phones, and the damage shows up in a few predictable ways.
Cold is the biggest one. A phone that goes from a warm pocket into freezing air can lose battery output fast, and a sudden shutdown at a healthy charge level is the classic sign. Heat does its own harm. A phone left in a hot parked car can push an aging battery toward swelling.
Rain, slush and snowmelt bring water damage in through charging ports and speaker openings. Salt in the air near the roads can leave residue that corrodes contacts over time. Winter also means gloves, wet hands and slick parking lots, and each makes a drop more likely. When a device has been through a wet or freezing day and starts acting up afterward, bring it in for a diagnosis rather than waiting.
Expect a friendly, direct conversation with a technician who looks at your device while you are there.
Screen replacements on larger phones such as the iPhone 13 Pro Max and the Galaxy S22 Ultra are everyday work in this store, and tablet screens are part of the regular mix. The technicians explain the repair and answer questions without hurrying you along.
Bring the device and the charger it uses if you have one. A technician can check how the port and cable behave together, and that often speeds up the diagnosis.
Many phone screen repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes, though the exact time depends on the iPhone 14 itself and what the diagnosis finds. Glass-only damage moves along faster than a frame bent in a drop, and parts on hand also set the pace. Water-resistant models need their seals handled with care, which can add steps.
Time on a Galaxy S24 charging port repair depends on whether the port is only clogged or truly damaged. Lint comes out quickly. A damaged port or a worn connector on the board takes longer, and the diagnosis tells you which case you have. Bring the cable you normally use, since a worn cable sometimes causes the same symptom.
Timing for a MacBook Air screen repair depends on the fault, so the technician confirms it during the diagnosis. Broken screen glass, a failing display cable and a damaged hinge each call for different work, and the model year matters too, because older and newer MacBook Air generations use different parts.
Water damage repair timing depends on the fault, because the diagnosis has to find where the liquid went before any repair is planned. The kind of liquid, how long the phone stayed wet and which parts corroded all shape the work. Avoid charging the phone until a technician has looked at it.
Screen type, frame condition and the exact S24 model set the cost of the repair. A clean crack on the glass is a different job from a screen with bleeding color or a bent frame, and the technician sorts that out first. Models in the S24 family differ in screen size and panel, which changes the part.
The generation of the iPad Air drives the cost most, followed by whether the glass is the only damaged layer. A tablet that also has a bent edge or a failed touch layer needs more work than one with a surface crack alone. The model number printed on the back narrows down the exact part.
For a Pixel 8 battery, cost comes down to the part itself and how much of the phone has to come apart to reach it. A battery that has started to swell can add steps, since the technician works around it with extra care. The Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro use different battery parts, so the exact model matters.
Back glass replacement cost depends on how far the damage goes. A cracked panel alone is simpler than a crack that has reached the camera ring or bent the frame beneath it, and the condition of the rest of the phone factors in as well.
The cost of a PlayStation 5 repair follows what the diagnosis finds, which can range from a power supply fault to a damaged HDMI connector or a board problem. Until the technician tests the console, the cause stays open. A disc drive or a digital edition also changes the work involved.
Yes, you can walk in to The Fix inside the Walmart Supercenter, and appointments are generally unnecessary for common repairs such as screens and batteries. Carry in your phone or tablet, and the technician takes it from there.
Yes, privacy screen protectors are among the options at The Fix in Walmart Cromwell, alongside clear versions for phones and tablets. A privacy layer narrows the viewing angle, so people beside you on a train or in a waiting room see a dark screen.
Yes, the computer side of the store covers virus and malware removal, tune-ups, and RAM or SSD upgrades, along with laptop screen and keyboard replacement. A slow laptop often needs one of those, and the diagnosis shows which.
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