The Fix in Walmart Jacksonville

Looking for phone repair inside Walmart in Jacksonville, FL 32210?

The Fix is a dedicated repair store inside the Walmart on 103rd Street, conveniently located at 6767 103rd St, Jacksonville, FL 32210, on the city's Westside. We repair phones, tablets, computers and game consoles, and we stock cases, screen protectors and chargers for the devices you carry. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes, so the work can wrap up while you are shopping.

You do not need to know what is wrong before you come in. Describe what the device is doing, when it started and whether it got dropped or wet, and our technicians handle the rest from there.

Why choose The Fix on 103rd Street for your repair?

We are really good at finding the actual fault first, and sometimes that fault is smaller than it looks. A phone that stops charging can have debris in the port, lint and sand packed in from a pocket or a beach bag, and clearing it out can bring charging back without a new part. A muffled speaker on an iPhone 11 can come down to a clogged grille rather than a failed speaker. When a part really has worn out, we tell you which one and why.

We also work on Apple and Android side by side. That helps in a household where one person carries an iPhone, another prefers Samsung and the kids share a Pixel or a tablet: one stop on 103rd Street covers all of them. Older phones are welcome too. A device that still does the job for you is worth a repair conversation before anyone talks about replacing it.

What phone repairs can you get at The Fix in Jacksonville?

Screens, batteries, charging ports, cameras and back glass make up the phone side of our work, and each repair starts by finding where the damage stops. A Google Pixel 9 with shattered glass may still show a clean picture underneath, or the panel below may be damaged as well. A cracked screen that still works can spread after one more bump, so it pays to handle it while the lines are small.

Touch faults are a separate category. Unresponsive touch can show up after a drop even when the glass looks fine, and ghost touch, where the phone registers taps nobody made, points to a damaged digitizer layer. On an iPhone 17, either problem generally means a new screen assembly, and the diagnosis confirms it before any work starts.

Battery wear shows up in a few ways. A Galaxy S25 with its battery draining fast by midafternoon, or an iPhone 15 that hits a sudden shutdown while the meter still shows charge left, both point to a cell that can no longer hold up under load. A new battery is the usual fix.

Charging port repair is for ports that are physically damaged: a loose fit, a bent contact or a connector that only works at an angle. On a Galaxy A16, we replace the port and then test both charging and data with a cable. A cracked camera lens cover on an iPhone 16 Pro blurs photos and lets dust reach the sensor, so we replace the lens before the damage moves inward. Back glass on phones like the Galaxy S24 Ultra breaks from drops onto tile or a parking lot, and a new panel takes the sharp edges out of your hand.

Can The Fix repair tablets, laptops and game consoles too?

Tablets, laptops, desktops and consoles all come through this store for repair. On the tablet side, that covers an iPad Air whose charging port no longer grips the cable, an iPad mini battery that drains while the tablet sits in a bag, and Samsung Galaxy Tab screens cracked by small hands.

For laptops, we work on MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models along with Windows machines from the major brands. A MacBook with keys that stop responding, a laptop hinge that cracked the case around it, or a desktop computer that will not boot all fall within our computer repair work.

Game consoles round out the list. A PlayStation 5 that lost video after its HDMI port was yanked, an Xbox Series X that will not read discs and a Nintendo Switch with joystick drift are the kinds of faults we diagnose and repair. Repair time on these depends on the fault, and we explain the plan after the diagnosis.

What parts and accessories does The Fix carry?

We use high-quality replacement parts, and for some phones there is more than one screen option. When that happens, we walk you through how the options differ in brightness, feel and cost, and the choice is yours.

The accessory shelves cover cases for iPhone, Galaxy and Pixel models, from slim covers to heavy protective builds, plus tempered glass screen protectors, charging cables and wall adapters. If you pick out a screen protector, we can fit it for you in the store so it goes on straight, with no bubbles or dust trapped under the glass. A new case and protector after a screen repair is a simple way to keep the next drop from costing you another visit.

How does a repair work at The Fix on 103rd Street?

Every visit follows the same five stages, from check-in to pickup.

• Stage 1: Check-in. You tell us what happened and what the device is doing now.
• Stage 2: Diagnosis. The technician tests the device and finds the fault, including anything the first symptom was hiding.
• Stage 3: Quote. You hear what needs repair and what it costs, then decide whether to go ahead.
• Stage 4: Repair. We replace or clean the failed part with tools made for that model.
• Stage 5: Final check and pickup. We test calls, charging, touch and cameras on the finished device, then hand it back to you.

If the diagnosis turns up a second problem, such as a battery close to failing behind a cracked screen, you get that information as well and can decide on each repair separately.

Where exactly is The Fix in Jacksonville, FL 32210?

The Fix is inside the Walmart Supercenter at 6767 103rd St, Jacksonville, FL 32210, in Victoria Square Shopping Center. The store sits on the Wesconnett stretch of 103rd Street on the Westside, with the Cedar Hills and Oak Hill neighborhoods around the I-295 interchange just to the west.

From I-295, take Exit 16 for 103rd Street and head east; Victoria Square comes up a short way past the interchange. Blanding Boulevard crosses 103rd about six tenths of a mile east of the store, which makes this Walmart an easy stop for drivers coming up from Argyle Forest and Orange Park. Keep going east and 103rd Street turns into Timuquana Road, which runs to Roosevelt Boulevard near NAS Jacksonville, a little over three and a half miles southeast of the store. Florida State College at Jacksonville's Kent Campus is about four miles to the northeast.

How does Jacksonville's weather affect your phone?

Heat and moisture are the two pressures Jacksonville's climate puts on a phone. A phone left in a parked car on a summer afternoon can get hot enough to speed up battery aging, and repeated heat can lead to a swollen battery that pushes the screen up from behind. If you notice a bulge or a gap at the edge of the screen, stop charging the phone and bring it in.

Moisture arrives from several directions here: afternoon thunderstorms through the summer, hurricane season from June through November, boat days on the St. Johns and Ortega rivers and backyard pools. Water damage gets worse with time because corrosion keeps working on the boards after the phone dries on the outside. Turn the phone off, do not charge it and bring it in soon. A phone that will not power on after a soaking can still have working parts inside, and early cleaning improves the odds. Day-to-day humidity also adds up, slowly corroding the contacts in a charging port that already holds lint.

What is a visit to The Fix on 103rd Street like?

A visit here is relaxed and hands-on. The store is clean and organized, and the technician talks with you while working, so you understand what failed and what the repair involved. You may learn something about your own phone along the way, such as which model you actually own or how much battery health has slipped.

A phone with a screen that goes completely dark after a drop can often be restored with a new display panel. First-time visitors and people who are not sure a device can be saved get the same straight answers as anyone else.

What do people ask about phone repair at The Fix on 103rd Street?

How long does it take to repair a cracked iPhone screen at The Fix in Walmart on 103rd Street?

Many iPhone screen replacements here are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes. A bent frame stretches the job, because it has to be straightened so the new screen sits flat, and so does extra damage the diagnosis turns up, such as a front camera cable caught in the impact.

How much does it cost to repair a Samsung Galaxy screen near NAS Jacksonville?

Galaxy screen pricing depends on the model line and the panel inside it. Galaxy S screens generally cost more to replace than most Galaxy A screens, and a frame that bent along with the glass adds work. Once the phone is diagnosed, you get the exact figure for your model.

How much does it cost to repair a phone battery at The Fix on 103rd Street?

Battery prices move mainly with the make and model, since each phone uses a differently shaped cell and connector. Phones sealed with strong adhesive also take more labor to open than models built for easier access.

How much does it cost to repair a Google Pixel charging port at The Fix in Victoria Square?

Pixel charging port pricing comes down to how your model is built. On some Pixel models the port is reached with little disassembly, while others need much more of the phone opened, and that difference shows up in labor. If testing shows the port is fine and the fault sits in the charging circuit instead, the price reflects that part of the phone.

How much does it cost to repair an iPad screen at The Fix in Walmart Jacksonville?

iPad screen cost turns on the generation and on how the screen is built. Many base-model iPads let us replace the outer glass on its own, while iPad Air and iPad Pro models fuse the glass and the panel into one laminated part, which costs more to replace.

How much does it cost to repair a laptop screen at The Fix off I-295 Exit 16?

Laptop screen pricing depends on panel size, resolution and whether the screen is a touchscreen. A MacBook screen is a different job from most Windows laptops, because Apple builds the panel into the lid as one assembly.

How long does it take to repair a water-damaged phone at The Fix in Walmart on 103rd Street?

Water damage repair time depends on what the liquid reached and how long it sat inside. Salt water and pool water corrode faster than fresh water, so we open the phone, clean the boards and test each part, and the timing follows from what that inspection finds.

How long does it take to repair a PlayStation or Xbox at The Fix in Walmart Jacksonville?

Console repair time depends on the fault, so you hear the expected timing after the diagnosis. A power fault, a fan and cleaning job on a console that overheats, and a disc drive repair each take a different amount of work.

How long does it take to repair iPhone back glass at The Fix on 103rd Street?

iPhone back glass timing depends mostly on the generation. Recent iPhones have rear glass that comes off as its own panel, while older generations such as the iPhone 12 bond it directly to the frame, which takes considerably more time to remove cleanly.

Can I walk in to The Fix near Blanding Boulevard and 103rd Street without an appointment?

You can walk in without an appointment. If the technician is in the middle of another repair, we check your device in and start on it as soon as the bench opens up.

Is the diagnosis free at The Fix in Walmart Jacksonville?

Diagnosis at The Fix in Walmart Jacksonville is free, whether you go ahead with the repair or not. It covers the problem you came in with plus a look at related parts, for example the battery and the charging port on a phone that will not hold a charge.

Will my data stay on my phone during a repair at The Fix on 103rd Street?

Screen, battery and charging port repairs work on hardware, so they do not involve erasing your photos, messages or apps. Repairs on a water-damaged board carry more risk to stored data, so a recent iCloud or Google backup is a smart step whenever the phone still turns on.