The Fix in Kansas City, MO 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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8301 N Church Rd, Kansas City, MO 64158, United States
+1 (913) 385-1182Joe P
sally stotts
Osman is very knowledgeable and extremely helpful! Went over and above to resolve the problems. Highly recommend! Extremely satisfied with the service he provided!
Wendell McDavid
Good service
ilyas ahmed
Great customer service Osman was really helpful he put a big case on me. Thanks loved it
Deanna Claussen
Best customer service ever. The young man that helped me was amazing.
Clay Fischer
Nice cases for phones and accessors cool guy to talk to and awesome and dose phone fixes and tablets
Janet Peel
Helpful and kind and a lot of collection for every phone
Damian Clarke
Thanks for everything
Mike Wyman
Great service, fair price, and Osam was very helpful. He had my phone fixed quickly and was a pleasure to speak with. I will return for future repairs when needed.
Michael Anselmo
Excellent quick and friendly service, did exactly what i needed!
From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Kansas City, MO 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, conveniently located at 8301 N Church Rd in Kansas City, MO 64158. We repair iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones, along with tablets, laptops and game consoles, and we carry the accessories that go with them.
Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes. Whether the fault is a cracked screen or a battery that has given up, the technician at the store follows the job from the first look to the final check.
You get technicians who spend their working hours on devices, backed by a free diagnosis that tells you what is wrong before anything is replaced.
Apple, Samsung and Google phones are built differently. An iPhone 17 and a Galaxy S25 open in different ways, use different screens and take different parts, and knowing those differences is what keeps a repair clean. A store that handles phones, tablets, laptops and consoles all in one place builds that knowledge across every brand family.
The diagnosis points to the part that is actually at fault, whether that is the screen, the battery or the charging port. That matters because many symptoms look alike from the outside. A phone that dies at half charge and a phone that will not take a cable can both feel like a battery problem, and only a proper look tells them apart.
Screens, batteries, charging ports, cameras, speakers and water damage are the repairs we handle across iPhone, Galaxy and Pixel models.
A cracked screen or shattered glass on an iPhone 17 is a screen replacement. The technician checks the frame and the touch layer first, because glass damage sometimes travels deeper than it looks, and then fits the new screen.
When an iPhone 15 stops taking a cable, the first thing to rule out is debris in the port. Lint packs in tight over months of pocket time and keeps the connector from seating. If the port itself is bent or burned, a charging port repair replaces it.
An iPhone 13 with a battery draining fast, or one that gives a sudden shutdown while it still shows charge, is usually asking for a new battery. Batteries age with every charge cycle, which is why a replacement is the usual repair for both symptoms.
A swollen battery is a safety fault. On a Galaxy S22 it can push the back cover up and open a gap along the edge, so stop charging the phone and bring it in.
The Galaxy S25 gets back glass and camera lens replacement when either one is cracked or scratched. A Galaxy A15 that ignores your taps, or reacts to touches you never made, has a touch fault, and that covers both unresponsive touch and ghost touch. The cause is often the screen assembly, and the diagnosis confirms it before any part is ordered.
A Google Pixel 9 with a muffled speaker needs the speaker and its opening checked for blockage and wear. A Pixel that will not power on gets a diagnosis of the battery and the charging port before anything is replaced.
Water damage on an iPhone 14 needs a diagnosis before anyone tries to power it on. Moisture keeps corroding after a phone dries on the surface, so the diagnosis shows what is affected and which parts can be replaced. If a phone has been in water, keep it off the charger and bring it in as it is.
Tablets, laptops and game consoles receive the same diagnosis-first treatment here alongside phone repairs.
For tablets, an iPad 9th generation with a battery that no longer holds a charge and an iPad Air with a loose charging port are both jobs we take on. Screens, batteries and charging ports are the core of tablet work, and Android tablets follow the same process.
Laptop work covers screen and keyboard repair, battery replacement, SSD and RAM upgrades and malware removal. A MacBook Air with a worn battery or a failing keyboard fits right in, and so does a slow laptop that needs more memory or a faster drive.
For game consoles, we repair HDMI ports, disc drives, screens and Joy-Con drift. That includes a PlayStation 5 with a damaged HDMI port, an Xbox Series X whose disc drive has stopped reading, and a Nintendo Switch with drifting Joy-Con sticks. Disc drive repairs apply to consoles that take discs, since digital-only models have no drive to fix. Timing for laptop and console repairs depends on the fault.
Replacement inventory includes repair components for these devices along with everyday accessories such as cases, screen protectors and charging cables.
Replacement parts are high-quality and matched to your exact model, so a Galaxy S25 screen is not a Galaxy A15 screen, and the panel type, LCD or OLED, decides which part goes in. Matching the part to the model is what makes the touch, the colors and the fit come out right.
A case and a screen protector are easy to add to a repair visit, especially after a new screen. Charging cables are on hand too, which helps when a worn cable turns out to be behind the charging trouble.
A repair at The Fix moves through four stages, from the first look at the device to the final check.
The Fix is inside the Walmart Supercenter at 8301 N Church Rd, Kansas City, MO 64158, in the Shoal Creek area of Clay County.
From I-35, take Exit 16 for MO-152. N Church Rd is less than half a mile from the ramp, and the Walmart sits right on it. Drivers coming from downtown Liberty follow Kansas Street west to the same interchange.
Liberty Commons, the shopping center home to Academy Sports + Outdoors and Hobby Lobby, sits across I-35 from the Walmart.
Kansas City runs from hot, humid summers to cold winters, and both extremes wear on phone batteries.
Heat speeds up battery aging, so a phone that spends a July afternoon in a parked car can come back with a weaker battery. Cold works the other way for a while: a phone can shut off outdoors in winter and start again once it warms up. Winter adds a different risk too, because gloves and icy parking lots make drops more likely, and a drop is how a cracked screen usually begins.
Spring storms bring heavy rain and humidity, and moisture working its way into a charging port is one reason a wet phone stops charging. Keeping the port clean and the phone dry through the storm season takes some of the strain off the battery and the connector.
Expect a short, practical visit built around your device and the choices that fit it.
You choose how far the repair goes. A phone with a cracked screen and an aging battery can have one fixed or both done in the same visit while the phone is open, and the technician lays out what each option involves.
If a part has to be ordered, such as a sensor for an older model, the technician explains what is needed and the next step.
Time depends mainly on the screen type and on whether the frame underneath is bent. Many phone repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes, and a clean screen swap on an iPhone 16 sits at the quick end of that range. A damaged frame, or a part we do not have on hand, adds time.
The fault decides the time. Clearing packed lint from a Galaxy S24 port is quicker than replacing a port that is bent or burned, and the diagnosis tells you which of the two you have.
A MacBook Pro repair takes as long as the fault requires. A battery replacement, a keyboard repair and a storage upgrade each involve different parts and different work, so the diagnosis comes first and sets the plan.
Timing for water damage repair depends on the fault. Moisture can reach the touch layer, the battery or the charging port, and how far it has spread decides how much work is involved.
Cost is driven by the panel type and by whether the frame or back glass is also damaged. A screen on a Galaxy S24 is a different part from the one on an A series phone, and the amount of damage around the glass sets how much extra work is involved.
The battery itself is the main cost, and it is matched to the iPhone 12 model. Battery capacity and the way the phone is sealed also affect how much labor the swap takes.
On many tablets, including the iPad 10th generation, the glass and the touch layer are bonded together, so the cost follows that combined part. Whether the tablet still responds to touch and whether the frame is bent also play a role.
The cost depends on whether only the glass is broken or the panel underneath has failed too. Console power status serves as another factor, since it reveals how far the damage extends.
Panel size and type set the cost of a laptop screen repair. A touch panel costs differently from a non-touch panel of the same size, and the model decides which panel fits.
Most repairs do not need an appointment, so you can come in with the device and be seen. If your repair needs a part that has to be ordered, the technician explains the next step at the store.
Bring the device itself and, for a laptop or a game console, the charger or power cable that goes with it. Smartphones are easiest to examine with the case removed and any screen protector in place, allowing the technician to view the damage directly.
Leave the device with the technician and carry on with your Walmart list, since the repair goes ahead while you are shopping.
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