The Fix in Layton, UT 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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745 W Hill Field Rd, Layton, UT 84041, United States
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The Fix is a dedicated repair store at 745 W Hill Field Rd, Layton, UT 84041, conveniently located inside Walmart. Phones, tablets, laptops and game consoles are repaired here, and the store also sells cases, chargers and screen protectors.
Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often done in less than 30 minutes. Leave the device with a technician and get on with your list while you are shopping.
The technicians here keep parts on hand for many popular phones, which is why a screen or battery job on a current model so often fits into a single visit. An iPhone 17, a Galaxy S25 and a Google Pixel 9 are all covered, and so are older favorites such as the iPhone 11 and the Galaxy S20.
The diagnosis is free. A technician tests the phone and tells you which part has failed, then goes through the options and says plainly whether repairing that model is worthwhile.
A repaired phone also keeps its apps, photos and settings exactly as they were, which saves setting up a new one. Budget phones are welcome too. A Pixel 11 or a Galaxy A15 with a cracked screen is often worth fixing, because a new part can keep it working for years.
Across iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models, the repair list covers screens, batteries, charging ports, back glass, cameras and speakers.
An iPhone 16 or a Galaxy S24 FE with a cracked screen gets a new panel, and shattered glass gets one as well. A phone can also misbehave with glass that looks fine. Unresponsive touch along one edge, or ghost touch that scrolls and taps by itself, usually points to the touch layer beneath the glass.
Battery trouble is easy to recognize: a battery draining fast before dinner, a sudden shutdown while charge remains, or a phone that runs hot on the charger. Any of the three suggests the cell is worn out. A new battery in an iPhone 14 Pro Max or a Galaxy S23 usually brings back the phone's old endurance. A swollen battery is more urgent, since it can push the screen or back cover out of shape. Unplug the phone and bring it in.
For charging port repair, the technician first looks inside the port. On a Pixel 8 or a Galaxy A15, a loose cable is often caused by debris in the port, and clearing it can solve the problem. A port with bent or corroded pins needs to be replaced.
The back glass on an iPhone 13 Pro can crack in a fall without any other sign of damage, and a cracked back left alone can let dust and moisture inside. A cracked camera lens on a Galaxy S25 Plus ruins photos with streaks and glare. A muffled speaker on a Pixel 7a, or a microphone that callers can barely hear, points to a clogged opening or a part that has failed.
A phone that will not power on is tested in order: the battery and charging path first, the connectors after. A drained battery is a simple fix, and a failed connector is a deeper one, but testing tells the two apart.
Yes, tablets, laptops and game consoles are repaired here alongside phones.
Tablets come in for a cracked iPad (10th generation) screen, an iPad mini whose charging port no longer grips the cable and a Galaxy Tab S9 FE with a battery that has stopped holding a charge. Parts differ from one generation to the next, so the technician confirms the model before choosing one.
On the computer side, the work covers MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models along with Windows laptops and desktops: weak batteries, keyboards damaged by a spill, drives that have slowed to a crawl, noisy fans and malware.
Consoles are accepted as well. A PlayStation 5 that boots to a black screen, an Xbox Series X that shuts itself off and a Nintendo Switch Lite that has stopped charging each have a specific cause. Timing for computers and consoles depends on that cause, which the technician confirms during the diagnosis. Dust is a frequent suspect when a laptop or console runs loud or hot.
Each part is picked for the exact model. The technician uses high-quality components, so the repaired phone fits properly, charges normally and responds to touch.
Several iPhone and Galaxy models can be fitted with more than one screen. The screens differ in sharpness, color and price, so the technician walks you through them and you choose.
Browse the accessory shelves for slim and heavy duty cases, tempered glass and privacy screen protectors, camera lens covers, wall and car chargers, and USB-C and Lightning cables, all sized for new and older phones.
A repair moves through six stages.
The Fix is inside Walmart at 745 W Hill Field Rd, Layton, UT 84041, a short drive from I-15 Exit 331 (Hill Field Rd). Layton Hills Mall is about 0.7 miles to the north.
Hill Air Force Base's South Gate lies about 2.6 miles north of the store, and Weber State University's Davis Campus sits about 2.1 miles north as well. SR-232 leads north from the exit toward the base.
Layton winters are cold, and the Wasatch Range just to the east invites ski days and mountain drives. Both put phones through temperature swings that batteries do not like.
Cold slows the chemical reaction inside a lithium battery, which is why a phone can seem healthy indoors and fail outside. A phone on a chairlift or a frozen windshield may report plenty of charge and then switch itself off, only to wake up again when it warms in a pocket. A battery that is already worn gives out first.
The trip back down matters too. Carrying a cold phone into a warm car or lodge can leave moisture on and around the ports, and that moisture can lead to water damage if it works its way inside. Letting the phone warm up before charging it is safer.
Summer brings the opposite problem. A phone left on a dashboard in a parked car can overheat, and repeated heat wears a battery down faster than normal use does.
Gloves and ice add drops to the list. A phone that slips from a gloved hand onto packed snow or a parking lot lands in the most unforgiving place for glass, and a cracked screen is the usual result.
Expect a plain-spoken explanation of the diagnosis, with room for questions while the repair is under way.
A second fault turned up by the diagnosis can be repaired during the same visit.
Staff also fit screen protectors and help match cases and chargers to the phone you are carrying. If you are unsure which accessory suits your model, the technician can point you to the right size.
With the panel on the shelf, an iPhone 17 Pro screen swap often takes less than 30 minutes. A frame bent by the fall, or a second damaged part inside the phone, adds to that.
Each MacBook Pro design has its own panel, so model year and screen size set the timeline. The technician checks the hinge and the screen cable as well, because damage there changes the repair, and gives a timeline after the diagnosis.
Whether the fault sits in the charging port, the battery or the circuit behind them sets the timeline. The technician tests each in turn, starting with the simplest, and gives a timeline for the part that fails.
Moisture that sat inside the phone for longer has had more time to corrode, which stretches the repair. The technician cleans and tests first, and an estimate follows once the extent of the damage is clear.
A swollen Galaxy Tab S9 FE battery has to be eased out slowly, so this is not a quick swap. The strength of the adhesive under it decides the extra time, and the technician offers a timeline once the diagnosis is done.
A clogged speaker opening makes for a short visit, since clearing it is simple work. A Pixel 7a speaker that has died is a longer repair because a new one must be fitted, and the technician tests the sound before choosing.
The exact model matters, since the S23, S23+ and S23 Ultra each use a different cell. Lifting the old battery out of its adhesive takes labor that is part of the total, and a cell that has begun to swell calls for extra care. The technician confirms the model before choosing the part.
The damage sets the price of an iPhone 15 camera lens repair. An outer cover that is only cracked is the lighter repair, whereas a lens module that cannot focus must be replaced and carries a higher cost.
The diagnosis decides what an iPhone 15 charging port repair costs, and the technician shows you what was found before you decide. Clearing debris is the lighter job, while bent or corroded contacts mean a new port and more labor.
Back glass on a Galaxy S24 Ultra is priced by how far the crack runs. A crack confined to the glass costs less than one that reaches the camera ring or the frame, since those add parts.
Generation and glass construction set the price of an iPad Air screen repair. On recent generations the glass is usually bonded to the panel beneath it, which is why a crack tends to mean a whole new assembly.
Booking is not necessary, so you can arrive whenever it suits your day, and a technician will take your device at once. Some uncommon models need a part ordered, and the technician plans the repair around its arrival.
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