The Fix in Longview, TX 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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515 E Loop 281, Longview, TX 75605
+1 (430) 215-8424Daniel Escobedo
This is a great place till go to get your cases i highly recommend it
Bonnie Perry
Great service. Very helpful people
Justin Starrett
Best service ever very friendly and nice and fast at service
Angel Lima
Super awesome service, had my charger port fixed in about 1.5 hours. Reasonable price, before all the accessories I bought the price was a mear $65. Beats buying new 💯
Freida Riley
Jonty is so helpful and competent that he makes repair look so easy and simple. Thanks to him
David Ransdell
Fast service, great price. Highly recommended.He explains the issues and product quality very well.
Tommy Timmons
If your phone have virus issues or any repairs, cases and accessories one of the best place in town.
Freddy Ponce
He was quick and did a great job!
Gage Young
Did an amazing job only took 15 minutes
George Oehmcke
Very knowledgeable, great service.
From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Longview, TX is your one-stop shop for device repair. Quick turnarounds, affordable prices, and local experts you can trust
Protect your device in style! At The Fix in Longview, TX, we offer a wide selection of durable phone cases for all major brands—sleek designs that keep your phone safe and looking great.
Cracked Nintendo Switch screen? We repair Switch devices in Longview, TX quickly and affordably. Fast, easy, and always with high-quality parts.
For broken screens, battery replacements, or other issues, The Fix in Longview, TX provides quick MacBook repairs with premium parts.
Is your PlayStation giving you trouble? At The Fix in Longview, TX, we handle PlayStation repairs with care and quality parts—no long waits, no hassle.
Need your Google Pixel fixed? At The Fix in Longview, TX, we repair cracked screens, charging issues, and more—always using high-quality parts for lasting results.
Whether your tablet screen is cracked or the battery won’t hold a charge, The Fix in Longview, TX provides fast, affordable tablet repairs with free diagnostics.
Need PC or desktop service in Longview, TX? We provide free diagnostics and affordable repairs, always with high-quality parts.
From Nintendo Switch® to PlayStation and Xbox, The Fix in Longview, TX repairs all major game consoles. Fast service and dependable results.
Got a broken laptop? The Fix In Longview, TX, our team repairs most laptop brands and models using high-quality replacement parts.
Need your iPad fixed? At The Fix in Longview, TX, we repair cracked screens, charging issues, and more—always using high-quality parts for lasting results.
We repair all major phone brands in Longview, TX. iPhone, Samsung, Google, and more—get your phone fixed fast.
Cracked screen? Battery draining too fast? Our team in Longview, TX repairs iPhones with precision and high-quality parts to make your device feel new again.
Whether it’s a Galaxy screen replacement or a charging issue, The Fix in Longview, TX offers fast and reliable Samsung repairs.
Xbox not working properly? Our team in Longview, TX offers quick, reliable Xbox repairs with free diagnostics and high-quality replacement parts.
The Fix is a dedicated repair store, conveniently located inside Walmart at 515 E Loop 281 in Longview, TX 75605. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
Phones are the core of the work, with iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel all covered. iPads, MacBooks and other laptops, and game consoles come in too. Not sure what is wrong with your device? Bring it anyway. Finding the fault is part of the job.
You are already here for groceries, a prescription or a birthday gift, so the repair joins the trip instead of replacing it. Many repairs are finished while you are shopping.
Brands differ more than you would expect. An iPhone, a Galaxy and a Pixel open in different ways, use different adhesives and need different parts. Our technicians work across all three.
The diagnosis is free, whatever the device. A cracked iPad, a laptop that will not start and a phone that drains by lunchtime all get the same careful look before anyone suggests a repair.
Screen, battery, charging port, camera and water damage repairs are the main jobs on any phone that comes through the door. Here is how that plays out on real models.
Tell us when the problem began. A phone that died after a drop points one way. One that faded over several weeks points another. That detail shortens the diagnosis.
A cracked screen on an iPhone 17 or iPhone 17 Pro gets a full screen replacement. Shattered glass is the same job with more care around the edges. If the touch layer took the hit too, the new screen covers that as well.
Battery trouble shows up in a few ways. An iPhone 16 with battery draining fast usually needs a new battery, not a new phone. A sudden shutdown at a healthy-looking charge level points the same direction. A swollen battery on a Galaxy S23 needs attention soon, since it changes the shape of the phone from the inside.
Charging problems come next. On a Pixel 9, a cable that will not seat may mean charging port repair, or it may mean debris in the port, packed in tight with pocket lint. We check the port for lint before we replace anything.
Touch faults have their own signs. A Galaxy A15 that ignores your taps has unresponsive touch. One that taps by itself has ghost touch. Both usually trace back to the screen assembly. On a Pixel 8, a muffled speaker can be a clogged grille or the speaker itself, and the diagnosis tells which.
Camera and glass damage get the same treatment. A scratched camera lens on a Galaxy S25 shows up as hazy photos and flare. Cracked back glass on the same phone is looked at the same way: we see what the damage reaches, then recommend the repair that fits. An iPhone 14 that will not power on needs a diagnosis first, because the cause could be the battery, the port or something deeper. An iPhone 13 with water damage needs one even sooner.
Tablets, laptops and game consoles are repaired here too, alongside phones.
On tablets, we replace screens and batteries. Tablets travel in backpacks and slide off couch arms, which is how screens crack and batteries give out early. An iPad Air with a cracked screen and an iPad mini whose battery will not hold a charge both fit that list.
On the computer side, we work on MacBook Air and other laptops. That includes MacBook repair, virus and malware removal and hardware upgrades. A laptop that runs hot and slow may be dealing with malware, a worn battery or a full drive, and the diagnosis separates them.
Game consoles are welcome too. PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch units all come through the store for repair.
Repairs use high-quality replacement parts that fit your exact model. Phones differ even inside one family, and an iPhone 17 and an iPhone 16 take different screens, so parts are picked by model.
The store also carries cases, screen protectors and chargers. A protector is the natural add-on after a screen repair. A new case makes sense after a phone has taken a hard fall.
Chargers matter more than they look. A worn or mismatched charger can make a healthy battery seem weak, so a fresh one sometimes solves the complaint on its own.
A repair at The Fix follows the same stages from start to finish.
The Fix sits inside the Walmart at 515 E Loop 281 in North Longview, TX 75605. Longview Mall is about 1.3 miles further west along Loop 281. Target on North Eastman Road is a short drive north, and the Longview campus of Mobberly Baptist Church is along Loop 281 to the southeast.
Coming from I-20, take Exit 596 onto US 259 North, also called Eastman Road. It meets Loop 281 close to the store.
Loop 281 curves around the north and east sides of Longview, so the store is reachable from either side of town without crossing downtown. Drive in, park, and head into Walmart. The Fix is inside.
Longview summers are hot and humid, and heat is hard on batteries. A phone left in a parked car through an East Texas afternoon warms up fast, and repeated heat wears the battery down sooner.
Humidity and spring storms bring a different problem. A phone caught in a downpour picks up moisture through the ports and seams, which is where water damage usually begins. Dry it gently, power it off, and bring it in before corrosion has time to spread.
Even a normal day can cause trouble. Step from a cold air-conditioned car into outdoor heat and the inside of a camera lens can fog with condensation. It usually clears, but a lens that stays cloudy needs a look.
Expect a technician who talks you through the problem and what it means for your device. Basic questions are welcome. The conversation is unhurried.
Sometimes the fault is small, such as a loose cable connection, and the device needs only a minor adjustment. Other times it is the battery or the screen, and you hear that too. Technicians also explain what caused the fault when they can, such as a worn port or moisture that reached a connector, so you know what to watch for. You may also leave with a tip or two, such as how to charge an aging battery more gently, along with the repaired device.
Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes, and a cracked iPhone 15 screen usually falls in that group. The time stretches when the glass is not the only damage, for example a bent frame or a second fault found during the diagnosis.
Timing depends on how the battery is fitted and whether anything else turns up. Some Galaxy A-series phones hold the battery with strong adhesive, which takes patience to release. We also confirm that the drain really comes from the battery and not from an app or the charging port, so no part is replaced for nothing.
The answer turns on whether only the lens glass is cracked or the camera module behind it is affected as well. The first is quick work. The second needs a replacement module, and that part has to be available for the Pixel 8a.
How fast a wet Galaxy S22 comes back depends on the fault, not on the calendar. Moisture can reach the battery, the charging port or the screen connector, and each area adds work. Once we see how far it went, the repair plan follows from there.
The fault decides the timing on a laptop. A software problem such as malware moves differently from a hardware upgrade or a battery job, and parts for a specific MacBook Pro year may need to be sourced. Which kind of job it is becomes clear early.
With a PlayStation 5, the length of the repair follows the fault. A console that will not turn on needs different work than one that overheats or has a damaged port, so the diagnosis comes first and sets the plan. Bringing the power cable helps that test go smoothly.
Price depends on three things: the S24 model you own, the type of screen it uses, and whether the frame took damage too. A hairline crack in the glass and a fully shattered panel are not the same job. The diagnosis settles which one you have.
iPad Pro screen repair pricing follows the screen size, the model year and how much of the glass is damaged. Larger panels cost more to replace than smaller ones, and internal bracket alignment adds work. You hear the number once the fault is confirmed.
Charging port repair on an iPhone 12 is priced by what the diagnosis finds. Lint packed into the port is a lighter job than a bent or worn-out port, and the cost follows that difference. Whether the port or the cable has failed is the first thing we sort out.
The battery for your Pixel 7a sets most of the price, and any damage the swelling caused to the screen or frame adds to it. Stop charging the phone and keep it away from heat while you bring it in.
Cost depends on which Switch you own, whether the regular model, the OLED or the Lite, and on what we find inside the console. A worn part and a damaged one are different jobs.
Ghost touch on an iPhone 15 Plus is priced by its source. If the screen assembly is the cause, the replacement screen sets the price. If water or a bent frame is behind it, the work grows.
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