The Fix in Walmart Las Vegas

Looking for phone repair inside Walmart in North Las Vegas, NV 89032?

The Fix is a dedicated repair store inside the Walmart Supercenter at 1807 W Craig Rd, North Las Vegas, NV 89032. Being conveniently located inside Walmart means phone repair fits into a shopping trip you were already making, and most phone repairs are same-day.

Phones are the bulk of it. An iPhone 14 with the glass spidered end to end. A Galaxy A35 that only charges if the cable is held at a particular tilt. A battery that used to reach bedtime and now gives up somewhere around mid-afternoon. We also take tablets, laptops, desktops and game consoles.

The store opened recently on Craig Road, which works in your favor in two practical ways: the shelves carry current stock, and the bench is not sitting under a backlog. Devices get looked at when you bring them in.

Why come to the Craig Road store rather than drive further?

Because we stay open later than the other repair options on this stretch of Craig Road, and because we sit at the near end of a busy medical corridor.

Craig Road has no shortage of repair options. What it does not have is another one still open into the evening. The other shops along this corridor close earlier, and one of them closes early on Sunday. If your screen goes at the end of a shift, that is the difference between dealing with it tonight and driving back tomorrow.

The second thing is where we sit. Craig Road between Decatur and Camino El Norte has become a medical corridor: a 24-hour emergency room 0.38 miles east of us, a primary care clinic at 0.55 miles, and a health center at 0.75 miles. Appointments run long and waiting rooms drain batteries.

What phone repairs do we carry out?

Broken glass, worn batteries, charging ports, back glass, camera lenses, speakers and liquid damage, on Apple, Samsung, Google and Motorola phones alike.

Cracked screen and shattered glass. Screen damage turns up in several different shapes. Sometimes the glass on an iPhone XR is spidered but the picture underneath is untouched. Sometimes the glass survived and the panel behind it did not. Sometimes there is unresponsive touch in a single strip, or ghost touch, where a phone starts opening apps while it lies face up on a table. On an iPhone 17 or a Galaxy S25, the fix is a full screen assembly so the glass, the touch layer and the panel work together again.

Batteries. A battery draining fast is ordinary wear: lithium cells lose capacity with cycles and with heat, and Las Vegas supplies plenty of the second. A sudden shutdown at twenty-five percent is the same problem further along. A swollen battery is different and more urgent. If the back of a Pixel 7a has started to lift, or the screen on an iPhone 15 Pro Max no longer sits flush, unplug the phone and bring it in.

Charging port repair. Many of these turn out to be cleaning jobs rather than repairs. Pocket lint and debris in the port compact at the bottom until the cable cannot seat properly, and clearing it takes minutes and no parts. When the port really is worn or bent, we replace it.

Back glass, camera lens and speakers. Rear glass cracks the moment a phone lands face up. A cracked camera lens cover shows up as hazy photographs long before you spot the chip. A muffled speaker is more often dust packed into the mesh than a failed part, and that is worth checking before anything is replaced.

Water damage. A phone that went into a pool, a sink or a drink needs cleaning and drying before anyone can say what survived. Desert humidity is low, which helps, but corrosion still spreads quietly, and a device that seems fine on Monday can fail on Friday. Sooner is better here. And a phone that will not power on after a spill is not automatically finished.

Is it only phones, or do you take other devices?

Tablets, computers and consoles come to the same bench, often on the same visit as a phone.

Tablets break at the corner, because that is the part that lands. An iPad 10th generation that slides off a bed tends to split along one edge while the picture stays perfect. An iPad mini caught under someone's weight can go dead to the touch across an entire section. Add worn batteries and charging ports that have gone slack after years of the same charger, and that is most of the tablet work.

Computers come in with cracked lids, batteries that last an hour off the charger, sticking keys, cooling problems and storage that has given up. A MacBook Pro with the fans screaming is far more often full of dust than truly dying. A Windows machine that takes minutes to reach the desktop is usually telling you about its drive. Neither diagnosis should be guessed at.

Consoles round it out. A PlayStation 5 that runs loud and then cuts out mid-session, an Xbox that will not read a disc, a Switch OLED with drifting sticks or a charging port that has loosened from repeated docking. Consoles get written off for faults that turn out to be one worn part.

What parts go into a repair here?

High-quality parts, matched to the exact model number rather than the model family.

That distinction matters more than it sounds. A screen built for one iPhone generation will not sit correctly in the one before it. Two Samsung phones can look near-identical across a room and still take completely different assemblies. The model number gets confirmed before a part is opened.

Common screens and batteries are here. Less usual models may need ordering, and if that is your situation you will hear it before you leave the device rather than after, including how long it is likely to take.

What actually happens after you hand a device over?

Four stages, and you hold the decision at the end of the third one.

• Stage 1: You describe what the device does. "It shuts off at a quarter charge." "The touch ignores me along the left edge." One symptom can trace back to several parts. A blank screen could be the panel, the battery behind it or the board, and each has its own cost.
• Stage 2: We run a free diagnosis and find which part is actually at fault.
• Stage 3: We explain the fault, the fix, the likely timing and the cost, with the device still closed.
• Stage 4: The repair starts only when you say yes. If anything unexpected turns up midway, work stops and we talk to you first.

Longer jobs get an honest time estimate rather than an optimistic one.

Where exactly is The Fix in North Las Vegas, NV 89032?

Inside the Walmart Supercenter at 1807 W Craig Rd, North Las Vegas, NV 89032, toward the front of the store where the service departments sit rather than back in the grocery aisles.

Craig Ranch Regional Park, 1.11 miles east on the same road, is the landmark most people here navigate by. The College of Southern Nevada's North Las Vegas campus is 3.72 miles southeast.

The Supercenter lot has plenty of parking, and the main doors are the closest way in.

Does the Las Vegas climate affect your devices?

Heat is the single biggest thing that shortens a phone battery's life, and there is a great deal of it here.

Leave a phone on the passenger seat through a July afternoon in North Las Vegas and it will climb far past anything a lithium cell was built to tolerate. It does not fail that day. It fails months later, when the same battery that used to last until bedtime starts asking for a charger after lunch, and the owner assumes the phone is simply old.

Screens and adhesives suffer too. A screen protector lifting at the corners after a hot summer is normal rather than a defect. So is a phone that has started running warm during ordinary use. Both are fixable, and a battery replacement costs far less than treating the phone as finished.

What do people ask before a repair at The Fix in Walmart North Las Vegas?

How long does it take to repair a cracked phone screen at The Fix in Walmart North Las Vegas?

Most screen jobs on current iPhone and Galaxy models fit inside a shopping trip. Timing depends on the model, whether the frame is bent, and whether the panel for your phone is on the shelf. We give you the timing at the diagnosis.

How much does it cost to repair a cracked phone screen in North Las Vegas, NV?

Three things set the price: the phone model, the screen type and any frame damage. An OLED panel on an iPhone 15 Pro Max is a different part from the LCD on an iPhone XR. You hear the exact cost before anything is opened.

How long does it take to repair a phone battery that drains fast at The Fix on W Craig Rd?

A battery swap is one of the quicker jobs on the bench. Phones with strong adhesive, like recent Pixels, take more care to open. A swollen battery also comes out slowly, so it does not damage the screen on the way.

How much does it cost to repair a swollen battery pushing up the screen?

It depends on whether the swelling has already cracked the screen. Caught early, it is a battery replacement. Left too long, it becomes a battery and a screen. Take the phone off the charger and bring it in before the second repair is needed.

How much does it cost to repair a phone that will not turn on in North Las Vegas?

The cost follows the cause, and a black screen can hide three different ones: a failed display, a dead battery or a charging fault. The diagnosis tells us which. Many phones that look finished are running fine behind a broken screen.

How much does it cost to repair a Samsung Galaxy or Google Pixel at the Walmart on W Craig Rd?

Galaxy S, Galaxy A, Pixel and Motorola models each use their own parts, so the price is set by the exact model number. A Galaxy A35 charging port and a Galaxy S24 screen sit at very different points. The exact model number is the first thing we check.

Will I know the cost before The Fix on W Craig Rd starts work?

Yes. After the diagnosis we explain the fault and give you the cost. Nothing is repaired until you agree.

Which days is The Fix on W Craig Rd open?

Seven days a week, into the evening every day, and Sunday is a working day here too.

Can I walk in to The Fix near Craig Ranch Regional Park without an appointment?

Yes. There is no booking step. Bring the device to the Walmart on W Craig Rd, on the same road as Craig Ranch Regional Park, and we look at it when you arrive.

Is my data safe during a repair at the Walmart on W Craig Rd?

Screen, battery, charging port and back glass work does not touch your storage, and nobody looks through your files. Liquid on the board or a failing drive are different cases, and we raise those with you first. A recent backup is always worth having.

How much does it cost to repair a laptop for classes at CSN North Las Vegas?

It depends on the laptop and the fault. A MacBook Air that no longer holds a charge needs a battery, while a Windows laptop with a cracked lid needs a screen, and the two sit at different points. Students from the College of Southern Nevada's North Las Vegas campus should bring the charger along too, so the laptop can be tested properly.