The Fix in Gastonia, NC 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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3000 E Franklin Blvd, Gastonia, NC 28056, United States
+1 (704) 349-7884Kendrick Lee
tammy powell
Fast and wonderful work. Got my phone back I got my phone back in 45min.
Elaina Lennon
I needed a screen repair for my phone and Sanjay fixed my phone in less then 20 minutes I highly recommend going to him.
Precious Byers
Great service and very kind knows what he’s talking about
Carson Blake
Awesome customer service will Recommend going here
Cristian Vasquez
Exelent service…good result, exelent job I recoment
Tony Elgin
Umesh did a great job fixing my charging port. He got the part and had it replaced in less than 30 mins. Works like new.
Christain Tate
Waited 20 minutes and was done he was awesome
James Tate
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From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Gastonia, NC 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 3000 E Franklin Blvd, Gastonia, NC 28056, conveniently located on the east side of town. You can drop off a phone while you are shopping and pick it up before you load the car. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
We fix iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones, along with tablets, laptops and game consoles. If it has a screen, a battery or a charging port, there is a good chance we can bring it back.
You can walk in without an appointment, and the diagnosis that finds the fault is free.
Both help when a phone breaks midweek and you need answers fast. There is no slot to wait for, and knowing the fault costs nothing.
A phone, a tablet and a laptop can all come in together. That helps households where everyone has a device and something is always cracked, slow or refusing to charge. You deal with one repair store and one set of technicians instead of three separate errands.
We repair the problems that stop a phone from doing its job, on current models and on phones that are a few years old.
A cracked screen can be a single line across the corner or shattered glass that sheds tiny splinters onto your thumb. On an iPhone 17 or a Galaxy S25, the glass and the panel under it are fused, so we replace the full screen assembly. If the glass is cracked and part of the screen shows unresponsive touch, the damage has gone past the glass and into the panel.
Battery wear shows up in stages. Battery draining fast by early afternoon comes first. A sudden shutdown at 20 or 30 percent comes next. An iPhone 13 a few years in often does both, and a fresh battery brings back a full day without random restarts.
Charging port repair covers ports that only charge at one angle, cables that fall out and phones that charge slowly on every cable. A worn or bent connector is usually behind it, and a new port brings back a solid connection.
Ghost touch is a stranger fault. The screen taps, swipes or types by itself. On a Galaxy A15, it usually traces back to a damaged screen or a loose connection under it, and it clears up with the right part.
Back glass breaks on its own schedule. An iPhone 15 dropped flat on a parking lot can leave the front perfect and the rear in pieces. We remove the broken rear panel and fit a new one, so sharp edges stop pressing into your hand.
Smaller repairs count too. A cracked camera lens cover makes every photo look hazy, and the cover can be replaced on its own. A muffled speaker on a Pixel 9 often means grime in the grille or a worn speaker unit, and callers sound clear again once it is cleaned or replaced. A phone that will not power on gets a closer look at the battery, the charging circuit and the screen before we name a fix.
Tablets, laptops and game consoles are repaired here too.
Tablets work hard in family homes, often in the hands of kids. We fix iPad Air charging ports that stopped taking a charge and iPad Pro batteries that no longer last through a school day. Samsung Galaxy Tab models come in for screens as well.
For laptops, we work on MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models along with Windows machines. On a MacBook Pro, that might be a battery that no longer holds a charge or keys that stick. Windows laptops come in for screens, hinges and charging problems. We also remove viruses and malware, run system tune-ups and fit RAM or SSD upgrades that give an older computer more room to work.
Game consoles round it out. We repair PlayStation 5 HDMI ports when the TV shows no signal, Xbox Series X units with disc read errors and Nintendo Switch controllers with joystick drift. Timing on laptops and consoles depends on the fault.
We fit high-quality parts matched to your exact model.
For screens, the choice depends on the phone. Some models offer more than one screen grade, and the grade affects brightness, color and touch response. We lay out what is available for your model so the decision is yours.
The store also carries phone accessories. You will find cases, screen protectors and chargers for current iPhone and Galaxy models. A tempered glass protector can go on right after a screen repair, so the new screen starts out covered.
A repair here follows four stages, so you know where your device is at each point.
You will find us inside the Walmart Supercenter at 3000 E Franklin Blvd, Gastonia, NC 28056. The store sits on the US 29/74 corridor in east Gastonia, between the city center and the town of Lowell, whose town center is about 1.3 miles to the east.
Coming from I-85, Exit 21 for Cox Road is the closest interchange. Cox Road meets East Franklin Blvd a short drive west of the store. Sam's Club is just to the east along the same stretch of road.
If you know the west side of the corridor better, Eastridge Mall on New Hope Road is about 1.4 miles to the west. CaroMont Regional Medical Center sits a little over a mile to the northwest, off Court Drive.
Hot, humid summers around Gastonia are hard on phones, mostly through heat and moisture.
Heat is the bigger threat to batteries. A phone left on a car seat in July can get hot enough to speed up battery aging. Over time, that can lead to a swollen battery, where the cell expands and starts pushing the screen or back panel outward. If you see a gap opening at the edge of your phone, stop charging it and bring it in.
Water damage is the second risk. Summer thunderstorms build quickly here, and weekends on Lake Wylie or along the South Fork Catawba River put phones close to water. Even phones built to resist water can let moisture in once a seal has aged or the frame has been bent. Power the phone off, keep it off the charger and get it to us soon, because corrosion spreads the longer it sits.
Spring brings its own problem. The yellow pine pollen that coats cars across the Piedmont also settles into pockets and bags. Debris in the port builds up layer by layer until the cable no longer clicks in.
Expect a friendly visit that moves quickly.
A technician greets you, listens to what happened and asks a few questions about how the problem started. You hear what failed and why, in everyday language, without technical jargon.
On a lunch break? Tell us when you need to be back at work, and we can tell you whether the repair fits that window. If you would rather pick it up later, that works too.
Questions are welcome at any point, whether they are about the part, the repair or how to keep the phone in good shape afterward.
An iPhone 16 screen replacement is usually same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes. Timing mostly comes down to the frame. A bent frame adds work, because the new screen has to sit flat to seal properly.
Your Galaxy S24 screen cost comes down to which S24 you own and how far the damage reached. The S24, S24+ and S24 Ultra each use a different screen, so the part is model-specific. If the back glass cracked in the same drop, that is a separate part.
A PS5 that keeps shutting off can be a quick cleaning job or a longer part replacement, depending on whether heat, the fan or the power supply is to blame. Heavy dust inside the vents is the shorter fix. A failing fan or power supply takes longer.
Two things set iPad Air screen pricing: the generation and the screen size. Newer iPad Air models come in 11-inch and 13-inch versions, and each uses its own screen. We confirm the exact generation from the model number before we quote.
An iPhone 14 battery repair is priced by the model, such as the 14, 14 Plus or 14 Pro Max, and by the battery option you choose. Each version takes a different battery. We also check battery health first, because a phone that drains fast can have a charging fault or an app keeping it awake.
MacBook Air screen cost depends on the model year, the screen size and whether the hinge or screen cable took damage too. M-series models from different years use different screen parts, so we match the part to your exact laptop.
Cleaning a Pixel 8 charging port costs less than replacing it, so the price depends on which one your phone needs. Clearing packed lint is a smaller job than swapping a worn connector.
The farther the liquid traveled inside the phone, the longer a water damage repair takes. Moisture that only reached the port area is a shorter job. Liquid that reached the board, battery or screen can mean several parts, each adding time.
A Switch OLED with only a cracked screen is the shorter repair, and a damaged Joy-Con rail adds time. The rail has to be replaced before the new screen goes in, so the console slides into the dock and holds its controllers properly.
A Galaxy A16 that will not power on can be a quick battery swap or a longer repair, depending on which part failed. A worn battery is the quick case. A damaged charging port or screen can also make the phone look dead, and those take their own time once we confirm the cause.
A screen or battery repair works on parts that are separate from the storage where your photos and messages are kept. Water damage is different, because liquid can reach the board itself. That is why an iCloud or Google backup is worth having in place before a phone ever gets wet.
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