The Fix in Phoenix, AZ 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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1825 W Bell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85023, United States
+1 (602) 921-3367Ray Logan
My phone had water damage and the screen stopped working. I called 5 places and none had one. This place not only had it, but fixed my phone in 30 minutes
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The Fix is a dedicated repair store inside Walmart at 1825 W Bell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85023, conveniently located right on Bell Road. Phones are the core of what we do, and tablets, computers and game consoles are repaired in the same store. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
That covers the problems that stop a phone from doing its job: glass that no longer holds together, a battery that gives out early, a charging port that will not take the cable, a camera that has gone blurry. Bring the device in, hear what is wrong, and decide what happens next.
You choose The Fix when you want a clear answer about your device before anything is opened. A technician looks at the phone, names the fault and explains what the repair involves. The conversation is direct and in plain words, so you know exactly what you are deciding on.
The store is set up around device repair. Our technicians work on iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones, on iPads and other tablets, and on laptops and game consoles. That range suits households with a mix of devices, because a cracked phone, a slow laptop and a console with a stubborn disc drive can all be handled in one place.
When a phone has more than one problem, the technician lists them so you can decide what to fix first. A cracked screen and a tired charging port do not have to be handled in the same visit unless you want them to be.
Screen replacement comes first because glass breaks in ways that are hard to miss. On an iPhone 17, a cracked screen can sit alongside ghost touch, where the phone registers taps you never made, and shattered glass can bring unresponsive touch with it. A new screen clears the whole group of symptoms in one repair, and the technician checks the frame before closing the phone up.
Battery replacement covers the quieter faults. An iPhone 15 with a battery draining fast has usually reached the end of its useful life, and a Galaxy A16 that shows sudden shutdown at half charge is pointing to the same cause. A swollen battery needs prompt attention, because the pressure can push on the screen and the parts around it.
Charging port repair is next. A Galaxy S25 that will not charge may only have debris in the port, so the technician looks there first and replaces the port only when the diagnosis calls for it.
Glass and lenses are separate jobs. Back glass replacement suits an iPhone 13 whose rear panel took the fall, and a Google Pixel 9 with a cracked camera lens needs the lens or camera module replaced before photos look sharp again. A muffled speaker, in turn, often comes down to blocked openings or a worn speaker, and the diagnosis separates the two.
Water damage and phones that will not power on both start with a diagnosis. Moisture can leave corrosion behind long after a phone looks dry, so the technician finds the cause before suggesting a repair.
The Fix repairs tablets as well as phones, with screen and battery work as the main jobs. An iPad (10th generation) with a cracked screen gets a replacement panel, and an iPad Air whose battery no longer holds a charge gets a new battery.
Computers are on the repair list too. That includes laptop and MacBook screen and keyboard replacements, RAM and SSD upgrades, system tune-ups, and virus and malware removal. A MacBook Air that skips letters when you type is a keyboard job, while a laptop that crawls through every task may need a tune-up or more memory. Virus and malware removal suits a computer that throws up pop-ups, redirects searches or has slowed to a crawl for no clear reason.
Game consoles round out the list. A PlayStation 5 with a damaged HDMI port, an Xbox Series X whose disc drive no longer reads discs, and a Nintendo Switch with controller problems all fit here. For computers and consoles, timing depends on the fault, and the diagnosis tells you which repair applies.
The Fix installs high-quality parts selected for the model on the bench. Screen and battery options differ from one phone to the next, and the technician explains which option fits your device and your budget during the diagnosis.
The shelf also carries phone cases, screen protectors, and chargers and cables. If you pick up a screen protector, a technician can apply it for you, which saves the bubbles and the second attempt.
Repairs follow the same path, whether it is a phone, a tablet or a laptop.
The Fix is inside the Walmart Supercenter at 1825 W Bell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85023, in the Deer Valley area of north Phoenix. Bell Road is the main east-west road here, and the store sits a short drive east of I-17 Exit 212.
The Turf Paradise racetrack is just southeast of the store, a familiar reference point for anyone who knows this stretch of Bell Road. Deer Valley Airport lies roughly three and a half miles to the northeast.
Phoenix heat is hard on lithium-ion batteries, and a battery that runs hot wears out faster. A phone left in a parked car through a summer afternoon climbs well past the temperature its battery is built for. The damage shows up later as shorter runtime, shutdowns and, in the worst case, swelling. Keeping the phone out of direct sun and out of a hot car is the simplest habit that protects the battery between repairs.
Desert dust and wind-blown grit find their way into every opening on a phone. Charging ports, speaker grilles and microphone holes collect it slowly, and the result is a cable that fits loosely or a voice that sounds far away on calls.
Monsoon season adds humidity and sudden storms. Rain, a splash at the pool and a drop near a sprinkler are all routes to water damage in this climate, and the sooner a wet phone is powered off and brought in, the more there is to work with.
Expect a friendly technician who talks with you. You explain what the phone is doing, the technician checks it, and the fault gets named in plain terms. Questions are welcome at every stage.
Expect the visit to feel organized. A phone with a broken front and a broken back can be repaired in the same visit, so you do not need to plan around two separate jobs.
Expect straight advice about the device itself. Sometimes the right call is a battery rather than a screen, or a cleaning rather than a new port, and the technician tells you which route fits the fault and what it means for the rest of the phone.
A cracked Galaxy S25 screen sits among the phone repairs that are often same-day, frequently taking less than 30 minutes. What stretches the job is damage beyond the glass, such as a bent frame or a failed touch layer underneath, and the technician spots that during the diagnosis.
Replacing an iPhone 13 battery is straightforward when the phone is otherwise healthy. The time depends on the condition of the old battery, on whether it has swollen and on whether the diagnosis turns up another fault that needs to be handled alongside it.
A MacBook screen repair runs on the model and the extent of the damage. A cracked outer panel and a failed internal panel are different jobs, and the part has to match the specific MacBook, so the technician confirms both after the diagnosis.
Water damage is a job where the fault sets the timeline. The technician needs to see how far moisture traveled and whether corrosion has started, and each affected part adds to the work, so the diagnosis comes before any estimate.
A Pixel 9 that will not power on can trace back to a drained battery, a failed charging port or a deeper fault, and each cause carries its own repair time. The diagnosis finds the cause first, and the timeline follows from it.
The part and the damage set the cost of a Galaxy A16 screen repair. The key question is whether the glass alone needs replacing or the whole screen assembly does, and whether the frame took any damage in the fall. The quote comes after the diagnosis.
Back glass repair pricing on a Pixel 9 depends on how the rear panel is built and how much of the surrounding area is damaged. Pixel models have a raised camera bar, which shapes how the glass is removed and fitted. A clean crack in the glass is a different job from damage that reaches the camera bar, and the quote reflects that.
For an iPhone 17 battery replacement, the cost comes down to the battery itself and the work needed to reach it. The technician confirms the battery is the fault before quoting.
An iPad Air screen repair is priced by what has failed. A cracked glass layer, a dead touch sensor and a damaged panel underneath are separate situations, and the part needed for each sets the cost.
A PlayStation 5 disc drive may need cleaning, adjustment or replacement, and that choice drives the cost. Parts availability also plays a part, and the diagnosis settles which route applies before you decide.
The cause decides the cost of repairing an unresponsive touchscreen on an iPhone 15. It may be a damaged screen, a loose internal connection or moisture, and each one leads to a different repair and a different quote.
You can walk into The Fix near Turf Paradise without an appointment for most repairs. Bring the device, tell the technician what it is doing and the diagnosis starts from there.
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