The Fix in Walmart Jacksonville

Looking for phone repair inside Walmart in Jacksonville, FL 32258?

The Fix is a dedicated repair store inside the Walmart Supercenter at 10251 Shops Ln, Jacksonville, FL 32258, conveniently located so a repair fits into a trip you were already making. We fix phones, tablets, laptops, desktops and game consoles, and we also carry cases, screen protectors and charging cables. Many phone and tablet jobs are same-day repairs that often take less than 30 minutes, so your device can be ready while you are shopping.

Why choose The Fix in Walmart on Shops Lane?

A repair keeps the phone you already know. Your apps, settings and home screen stay exactly as you arranged them, and fixing one worn part usually costs a fraction of a new device. That trade makes the most sense on phones two or three years old, like an iPhone 13 or a Galaxy S22, where the hardware still runs today's apps and a single part is what holds it back.

Our technicians work across brands and across generations, from this year's iPhone and Galaxy releases to phones several years old. Brand and age do not change the approach: find the part that failed, replace that part and leave the rest of the phone alone.

Repair is also the lighter choice for the planet. A phone that gets a new screen or battery stays in use for another year or two instead of heading to a drawer or a recycling bin, and that adds up across a household.

Which phone repairs does The Fix on Shops Lane handle?

We handle screens, batteries, charging ports, cameras, speakers and back glass on iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models. A cracked screen is not always damage on the surface only. On current iPhones the glass and the OLED panel are bonded into one assembly, so an iPhone 17 with shattered glass gets a full screen assembly whether or not the picture underneath survived.

Touch faults can appear with no visible crack at all. On a Galaxy S25, unresponsive touch along one edge or ghost touch that opens apps by itself usually traces back to the digitizer inside the screen assembly, and replacing that assembly brings normal touch back. The diagnosis confirms which part failed before any work starts.

Batteries wear with every charge cycle. An iPhone 14 with its battery draining fast before lunch is showing a cell that has lost capacity. A Galaxy S23 that hits a sudden shutdown at 30 percent is showing a cell that can no longer deliver power under load. In both cases a new battery restores normal behavior.

Charging port repair covers ports that are worn or damaged: a cable that falls out, a phone that charges only when the plug is held a certain way, or a port that stopped charging after a drop. On a Galaxy A36, we replace the USB-C port and confirm both charging and data afterward.

Cameras and audio round out the phone work. On an iPhone 15 Pro, a cracked camera lens cover softens every photo and lets dust reach the lens behind it. A muffled speaker on an iPhone 16 can come from a clogged mesh or a failed speaker, and the two are handled differently. Cracked back glass on a Pixel 9 Pro gets a new rear panel, which also removes the sharp edges from your hand.

Which other devices can The Fix on Shops Lane repair?

Beyond phones, we repair tablets, laptops, desktop computers and game consoles. On tablets, an iPad 9th generation with a battery that empties overnight, an iPad Pro with a charging port that no longer holds a cable, and a Samsung Galaxy Tab with a cracked screen are all tablet repairs we take on.

On the computer side, we repair MacBook Air and MacBook Pro laptops plus Windows laptops and desktops. Keys that stick or stop registering on a MacBook Air, a laptop hinge that has cracked the case around it, and a desktop that powers up but will not boot are all part of our computer repair work.

Game consoles are the last group. A PlayStation 5 that shuts off mid-game because dust has packed its cooling path, an Xbox Series S that shows no sign of power, and a Nintendo Switch that stopped charging through its USB-C port are faults we diagnose and repair. How long a console takes depends on the fault the diagnosis finds.

What parts and accessories can you find at The Fix on Shops Lane?

We install high-quality replacement parts, and some phone models offer more than one screen grade. When yours does, the technician compares them for you on brightness, touch feel and cost, and you pick the one that suits how you use the phone.

Accessories sit right alongside the repair work. We carry protective cases sized for iPhone, Galaxy and Pixel phones, from thin everyday covers to rugged builds, plus tempered glass screen protectors and charging cables. Case fit matters more than it used to, since camera bumps differ between models in the same family, such as an iPhone 17 Pro and an iPhone 17 Pro Max. We can match the case to your exact model and apply the screen protector for you, so it sits clean and centered.

What happens during a repair at The Fix on Shops Lane?

Each repair moves through five stages.

• Stage 1: Drop-off. You describe what the device is doing and anything that happened before it started, such as a fall or a spill.
• Stage 2: Diagnosis. The technician tests the device and confirms the fault.
• Stage 3: Price and approval. You hear what the repair involves and what it costs, and you choose whether the repair moves forward.
• Stage 4: The repair. The technician replaces or cleans the failed part using tools matched to that model.
• Stage 5: Testing and pickup. The finished device is tested before it goes back to you.

Sometimes a second issue turns up during Stage 2, like a battery close to its limit behind a cracked screen. You hear about it, and each repair is your call on its own.

Where exactly is The Fix in Jacksonville, FL 32258?

The Fix is inside the Walmart Supercenter at 10251 Shops Ln, Jacksonville, FL 32258, in the Avenues Walk shopping center on the city's Southside. From I-95, take Exit 339 for US-1 and Philips Highway; Avenues Walk is a short drive south of the exit.

The Avenues mall, at Southside Boulevard, is less than half a mile to the north. Heading south, the Shoppes at Bartram Park are about two and a half miles away on Old St. Augustine Road, with Baptist Medical Center South farther down the same road to the southeast. To the north, the FSCJ Deerwood Center campus is just under three miles away on Old Baymeadows Road.

What do Jacksonville summers do to a phone?

Jacksonville summers bring three things a phone handles poorly: heat, sudden rain and sand. Heat is the slow one. A phone that rides in a closed car through a July afternoon, or charges on a sunny seat, ages its battery faster, and over time that can produce a swollen battery. If the screen starts to rise at one edge or the back panel bulges, unplug the phone, stop using it and bring it to us.

Rain is the sudden one. Afternoon storms roll in fast from June through September, and hurricane season keeps going into November. Add pool days and a dropped phone at the boat ramp, and water damage becomes a year-round risk here. If a wet phone will not power on, resist plugging it in to check. Power running through a wet board is what turns a cleanable fault into a damaged one, so leave it off and bring it in soon.

Sand is the sneaky one. After a beach day at Jacksonville Beach or Neptune Beach, fine grains work into pockets and bags and pack down into the charging port. Debris in the port can stop a cable from seating all the way, which looks like a failed port. Cleaning it out is a short job, and it is one of the first things we check when a phone stops charging.

What can you expect when you visit The Fix on Shops Lane?

Expect a friendly technician who explains clearly what went wrong and what was done about it. You talk directly with the person working on your device, so questions get answered on the spot instead of passed along.

The store is laid out for repairs first, with the accessories close by. If you are also picking out a case or a screen protector, the technician can help you choose one that fits the way you use your phone, whether that is a slim cover for the office or a heavier build for job sites and kids. Bringing a tablet or laptop along with your phone is easy too, and each device gets its own diagnosis.

What do people ask before a repair at The Fix on Shops Lane?

How long does it take to repair a Samsung Galaxy screen at The Fix at Avenues Walk?

Many Galaxy screen replacements here are same-day and often take less than 30 minutes. Curved-edge models and phones with a bent frame take longer, since the frame has to sit flat before the new screen goes in.

How much does it cost to repair an iPhone screen at The Fix near The Avenues mall?

iPhone screen pricing follows the generation and the screen technology inside it. Recent iPhones use OLED panels, which cost more than the LCD screens on older models, and Pro and Pro Max screens generally cost more than base models. Your exact figure comes after the diagnosis.

How much does it cost to repair a Samsung Galaxy rear camera at The Fix in Walmart on Shops Lane?

Rear camera pricing on a Galaxy depends on which camera failed and the model line. Ultra models carry several rear cameras, including telephoto units, while Galaxy A phones use simpler modules, and a cracked lens cover alone costs less than a failed camera module behind it.

How much does it cost to repair an iPad 9th generation screen at The Fix at Avenues Walk?

An iPad 9th generation screen usually costs less to repair than newer iPads, because its touch glass and LCD are separate parts. If only the glass cracked, only the glass gets replaced; if the LCD underneath shows lines or dark patches, that panel is added to the job.

How much does it cost to repair a MacBook battery at The Fix off I-95 Exit 339?

MacBook battery cost depends on the model and the year. Some MacBook Air and MacBook Pro batteries are glued into the top case, which takes more labor to remove cleanly than batteries held in with screws.

How much does it cost to repair Nintendo Switch Joy-Con drift at The Fix in Walmart on Shops Lane?

Joy-Con drift repair cost comes down to how many joysticks need replacing and which controller model you have. A single stick on one Joy-Con is a smaller job than replacing both sides.

How long does it take to repair a Google Pixel battery at The Fix in Walmart on Shops Lane?

Pixel battery replacement time depends on the model, because every Pixel is sealed with strong adhesive that has to be released and cleaned before the new battery goes in. How the panel opens and how firmly the old cell is glued down set the pace.

How long does it take to repair a PlayStation 5 HDMI port at The Fix at Avenues Walk?

PS5 HDMI port repair time depends on how much of the board around the port was damaged. A port that only came loose is a shorter job than one where the solder pads underneath tore away and need rebuilding.

How long does it take to repair a laptop screen at The Fix in Walmart on Shops Lane?

Laptop screen repair time depends on the exact panel your laptop uses and whether it is a touchscreen. MacBook screens come as a full lid assembly, which is a different job from most Windows panels, and you hear the timing once the diagnosis identifies the part.

Do I need an appointment at The Fix near Philips Highway and Southside Boulevard?

You do not need an appointment here. If the technician is mid-repair when you arrive, your device is checked in and taken up as soon as the bench is free.

Will my photos and messages stay on the phone while The Fix in Walmart on Shops Lane repairs it?

Your photos and messages stay on the phone during screen, battery, port and camera repairs, because those parts are separate from the storage chip. Liquid-damaged boards are different, so if a phone that got wet still turns on, saving a copy to iCloud or Google first is worth the few minutes.