The Fix in Greenville, SC 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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6134 White Horse Rd, Greenville, SC 29611, United States
+1 (864) 434-6491Milagros Cabrera
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komlan GBOLOVI
Very good service and fast.
Abby Vickery
Always here to help! Screen protector are amazing
fred Benjamin
I love the service he did good job on my phone.
Thomas Gowens
I can't scan bar code I did get help with getting a sim card ejected from my cellphone it was stuck
Amanda Gray
The gentleman who helped me here at this store is always so pleasant and willing to help me in any way that he can. He has always been so kind when I come to this store
Leah
Fast and great customer service! I highly recommend this place :)
port29617
Had my phone screen replaced and excellent service and more than reasonable priced! The service is excellent!!! Check it out... You won't be disappointed... Replaced while I shopped in Walmart.. Took less than an hour in and out!
Pebbles Ryan
I love coming here has fixed multiple phones for me an my daughter really how's how to get it done quick an easy no hastles
Crystal Mason
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From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Greenville, SC 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 6134 White Horse Rd, Greenville, SC 29611. It is conveniently located inside Walmart, so cell phone repair in Greenville happens where you park, pick up groceries and run the rest of your errands. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
Bring an iPhone, a Samsung Galaxy or a Google Pixel. A cracked screen, a weak battery, a charging port that has quit: the technician works on it while you are shopping.
Repair is the main job here. The technicians spend the day on phones, tablets, computers and consoles, and nothing else. That focus shows in the details: the right part for your exact model and a clear explanation of the fault.
One team also covers the whole household. A cracked Galaxy in one pocket, a slow laptop in a bag and a console with a bad port can all go to the same people. You explain the problem once, and the technician takes it from there.
Two faults can show up on the same phone: cracked back glass and a weak battery on an iPhone 14, for example. The technician lays out both repairs and lets you decide what comes first.
The Fix repairs iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones, from older models to current ones. Galaxy A and S series are both covered, and so are Pixel models across several generations. Here is how that looks at the bench.
Screens come first. A cracked screen on an iPhone 17 is a screen replacement, and so is shattered glass that has started to flake at the edges. Touch faults sit in the same group. A Galaxy S25 with unresponsive touch in one band of the panel, or with ghost touch that registers taps nobody made, usually points to the screen assembly. The technician confirms that before anything is replaced.
Batteries come next. An iPhone 15 with a battery draining fast needs a new battery, not a new phone. An iPhone 13 with a sudden shutdown at low charge is telling you the same thing. An iPhone 12 with a swollen battery needs attention sooner. The swelling pushes against the glass, and that phone should stay off the charger until the battery is replaced.
Ports and smaller parts follow. A Galaxy A15 that charges only when the cable sits at one angle needs charging port repair. A Galaxy S23 with cracked back glass is another job the team takes on. A Pixel 9 with a chipped camera lens or hazy photos gets a new camera module. A Pixel 8 with a muffled speaker is tested for the speaker itself and for whatever is blocking it.
Some phones arrive in worse shape. A phone that will not power on gets a full diagnosis, because the cause could be the battery, the charging port or something deeper. The technician finds the cause and explains it in everyday words.
Yes, The Fix repairs tablets, computers and game consoles in the same store as phones. One team covers all of it.
Tablets are routine work. An iPad Air with a cracked screen or an iPad mini whose battery no longer holds a charge both come in. Charging problems on either one start with a close look at the port. Both iPad variants follow the same path: confirm the fault, then match the part.
Computers split into two kinds of jobs. On Windows laptops, the work includes virus and malware removal, performance tune-ups, and RAM and SSD upgrades. On a MacBook Air, a failed keyboard is a typical repair. Laptop screen replacement is available for both platforms.
Game consoles are in scope as well. A PlayStation 5 with a damaged HDMI port, an Xbox Series X with a disc drive that will not read, and a Nintendo Switch with controller issues all come in. Timing for laptops and consoles depends on the fault, so the diagnosis comes first.
The Fix installs high-quality replacement parts matched to the exact model in your hands. A Galaxy S25 screen is different from an A15 screen, and the technician checks the fit before installing anything.
Batteries, charging ports, camera modules and screen assemblies all follow the same logic: model first, then part. It matters because a weak part shows up later as short battery life or a loose cable.
Accessories sit alongside repairs. Cases, screen protectors and chargers are on the shelf. A fresh protector after a screen replacement is a small add-on that looks after the new glass.
Cables deserve a mention too. A frayed cable can imitate a charging port fault, so a fresh cable is worth trying before any port repair. It is a small thing, and it saves a bigger job when it works.
A repair at The Fix runs in four stages.
Bigger jobs follow the same four stages. Only the timing changes.
The Fix is inside Walmart at 6134 White Horse Rd, Greenville, SC 29611, in the Berea area west of downtown Greenville, in Greenville County.
White Horse Road is US-25, and it is the way in. From I-85, take Exit 44 and follow US-25 north on White Horse Road.
A few landmarks help you place it. ALDI is about a quarter mile southwest on the same road. Berea High School sits roughly 1.4 miles to the northwest, and the Berea Community Center is about 1.9 miles to the north. Greenville Technical College Northwest Campus is around 3.2 miles northwest, also on White Horse Road.
Heat, humidity and sudden storms all leave marks on phones in the Greenville area. Summers are hot and sticky, and afternoon thunderstorms can arrive with little warning.
Water damage is the obvious risk. A phone caught in a downpour, dropped near a pool or splashed at the lake starts to corrode on the inside, and the corrosion is quiet. The sooner a wet phone gets a diagnosis, the more options there are.
Heat is the quieter problem. A phone left in a parked car through a Greenville summer wears its battery down fast, and an older battery can swell.
Spring pollen adds one more. Pollen, lint and fine dust settle into the charging port until the cable no longer seats. That is debris in the port, and the technician clears it and retests the cable before suggesting anything bigger.
One more effect is easy to miss. Stepping from an air-conditioned store into thick humidity can fog the inside of a camera lens that is already cracked. The haze then looks like a camera fault when moisture is the real cause.
Expect a patient technician and a plain explanation. The conversation starts with what the device is doing. Questions are welcome, including the nervous ones like "can this even be fixed?"
A shattered screen looks worse than it is. The repair is routine, and a phone that looked finished often comes back looking new.
The technician is professional and calm, and explains the fault before reaching for a tool. You can carry on with your errands and pick the device up when it is ready. Tablets and laptops get the same treatment as phones: a conversation first, then a diagnosis.
Here are straight answers on timing, cost and visiting this store.
Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes, and a screen replacement fits that picture. Frame condition and part fit set the pace. A frame bent by a drop adds work before the new screen can seat.
Adhesive is the main time factor on a Galaxy S24. The back panel is bonded on, and a battery that has swollen takes longer to lift out safely than one that has only worn down.
Screen construction decides how long an iPad screen takes. Some iPad models bond the glass and the touch layer to the panel, which makes the replacement more involved than a simple swap.
Laptop repair timing depends on what the job involves. An SSD upgrade means moving data and testing the machine, while a plain part swap is mostly the part itself.
Timing on water damage repair depends on the fault. Corrosion that has spread across the logic board takes longer to clear than a port that only caught a splash, and the diagnosis tells the two apart.
Console repair timing varies with the fault and the machine. A controller issue is a smaller job than a failed disc drive, and the diagnosis separates one from the other.
Cost on a Pixel 8 charging port repair comes down to one question: does the port need cleaning, or does the port assembly need replacing? The condition of the port and the model decide the answer.
An iPhone 14 screen repair costs more or less depending on the panel type and on any damage to the frame underneath. Which replacement part goes in also shapes the final cost.
Cost for a Galaxy A55 screen repair depends on how the panel is bonded to the frame and which screen part is installed. A cracked panel with a clean frame sits at the simpler end.
Water damage repair cost depends on how long the phone stayed wet, what liquid got in and which parts corroded. A diagnosis lists the affected parts.
Cost for a MacBook Air screen replacement follows the model year and whether the lid or hinges were damaged along with the glass. A clean break in the panel alone is the simpler case, and a bent hinge adds to the cost.
You can walk in without booking a time. Bring the device itself, and if the fault only shows up while charging, bring the cable and charger you normally use too.
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