The Fix in Rio Rancho, NM 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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901 Unser Blvd SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124, United States
+1 (505) 453-1103Damian Garza
Thank you for fixing my phones! Been here multiple times and always helpful and prices is great! Highly recommend getting any of your phone needs here! I’m coming back again for another phone repair!
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The Fix is a dedicated repair store conveniently located inside Walmart Supercenter at 901 Unser Blvd SE in Rio Rancho, NM 87124. We repair phones, tablets, laptops and game consoles, and we carry the accessories that protect them afterward. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes, so a cracked screen or a dead charging port does not have to hang over your week.
Bring in an iPhone, a Samsung Galaxy or a Google Pixel and a technician looks at it with you. You tell us what the device is doing, we find the cause, and you decide what happens next. The sections below cover the repairs we handle, the way a visit runs, where the store sits on Unser Blvd SE and what Rio Rancho's high desert does to phones.
You get a team that works on phones, tablets, laptops and consoles every day, in a store built around repairs. A battery glued into an iPhone 15 calls for different tools and more patience than a battery clipped into a tablet, and our technicians know which job they are looking at before anything is opened.
Parts are the other half of a good repair. Replacement screens, batteries and charging ports are high-quality parts matched to your model, so touch response, color and fit feel right when the device is back in your hand. The technician checks the fit against your exact model first, because a Galaxy S25 and a Galaxy A16 do not share a screen, and neither do two iPhone generations.
Apple, Samsung and Google devices are repaired in the same store. That helps a household where one person carries an iPhone 16, another a Galaxy A16 and a third a Pixel 10. One visit, one conversation, three phones sorted.
The Fix handles screen, battery, charging, camera, audio and water problems on iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones.
Screens come first. An iPhone 17 with a cracked screen gets a new screen assembly, and a Galaxy S25 with shattered glass gets the same treatment for its curved panel. If a screen looks fine but taps land in the wrong place, that is unresponsive touch, and a screen that registers taps you never made is ghost touch. Both point to a damaged touch layer or a frame problem, and the diagnosis tells us which.
Batteries are next. A Galaxy S25 with battery draining fast may only need a new cell. An iPhone 16 that goes dark at half charge has a sudden shutdown problem that a fresh battery often fixes. A swollen battery pushes against the glass from inside and should be replaced promptly, so stop charging that phone and bring it in.
For charging port repair, we start with the simplest cause. Lint and dust packed into the port stop a cable from seating, so debris in the port is cleared before anything is replaced. If the port itself is worn or bent, it is swapped for a new one.
Cosmetic and sensor damage is covered too. Back glass on an iPhone 16 can be replaced without touching the screen, and a camera lens cracked on an iPhone 15 can be swapped so photos come out sharp again. A Pixel 10 with a muffled speaker is checked for blocked grilles and failed speaker parts. Water damage gets a diagnosis before any other work, and phones that will not power on are checked for battery, port and power faults.
Beyond phones, The Fix repairs tablets, laptops and game consoles.
Tablets arrive with shattered glass, weak batteries and charging faults. An iPad Air with a spider-webbed front panel and an iPad mini that drains overnight are both routine jobs for the bench. Samsung Galaxy Tab models and other tablets are welcome too.
Laptops get screen, battery and charging repairs. A MacBook Air that dies when unplugged or a Windows laptop that no longer takes a charge can be diagnosed in the store. Laptop timing depends on the fault, and the technician gives you a clear picture once the diagnosis is done.
Game consoles are welcome as well. The team works on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch consoles when the fault allows a repair. Console timing also depends on the fault, which is why the diagnosis comes first.
The Fix replaces worn components with high-quality parts and carries the accessories that keep a repaired device protected.
On the repair side, that means screens, batteries, charging ports, back glass and camera lenses for the phones and tablets that come through the store. The technician matches each part to your model and checks it against the connector layout of your model before it goes in.
On the accessory side, you will find cases and screen protectors for popular phones, along with other everyday accessories. A new screen is only as safe as what covers it, so a protector can be fitted while the repaired device is still on the bench. If you are buying a case for a new phone, the team will help you match it to the model and fit it on the spot.
A repair here follows four stages, from the first look to pickup.
The Fix is inside Walmart Supercenter at 901 Unser Blvd SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124, in the southern part of the city in Sandoval County. Southern Blvd meets Unser Blvd close to the store, so the stop is easy to find from either road.
A few local reference points help with orientation. Star Heights Park on Polaris Blvd SE is about 0.3 miles northwest of the store. Cabezon Community Center and Park on Cabezon Blvd SE lies about 1.1 miles to the southeast. Esther Bone Memorial Library on Pinetree Rd SE sits about 1.9 miles to the east, and Intel's Rio Rancho campus is about 2.8 miles east-southeast.
Dry air, fine dust and sharp temperature swings wear on phones in ways that show up as specific faults.
Heat is the first factor. A phone left on a sunny dashboard during a Rio Rancho summer climbs well past the temperature its battery is built for. Repeated heat shortens battery life and can push a worn cell toward swelling. Cold has its own effect, because a battery already weakened by heat may shut the phone down on a frosty morning.
Wind and dust are the second factor. Spring winds carry fine grit across the mesa, and that grit works its way into charging ports and speaker grilles. A cable that stops seating firmly or a voice that sounds muffled on a call often traces back to the pocket and the dust it collects.
The late-summer monsoon is the third. Sudden storms bring heavy rain and flooded gutters, and a phone caught in a downpour or dropped into a puddle needs attention quickly. Moisture that gets under the glass keeps working on the connectors long after the surface dries, which is why a diagnosis beats waiting to see if the phone recovers.
You can expect an unhurried conversation about the fault and the repair options, whatever state the device is in when it reaches the store.
A broken screen is stressful, and the team treats it that way. Questions get patient answers, whether you want to know why a Galaxy S25 needs a new panel, what a Pixel 10 battery job involves or how a case will fit after the repair.
The technicians know the current models and the older ones still in daily use. That matters when someone brings in a recent iPhone next to a phone that has served for years. Each gets the same careful look, and the advice fits the device in front of you.
The team knows screen replacements well. When a repair needs more time, the technician tells you before you decide whether to leave the device or come back for it.
Many cracked screen repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes. The model moves that time up or down. Some phones have a screen that lifts out cleanly, while others have glass bonded to the frame and need slower, more careful work. Whether the part for your model is on hand also plays a role.
The time depends on how the battery is mounted in your model. Sealed phones hold the cell with adhesive that must be released slowly, and a swollen battery calls for extra care. Phones with easier access go quicker. The diagnosis confirms the battery is the cause before any work starts.
Timing follows the fault and the way the iPad is built. Front glass bonded to the panel takes careful handling, and a battery held by strong adhesive strips takes patience. A charging fault may move faster when the cause is simple. The technician explains the likely timing after the diagnosis.
Water damage repair timing varies from device to device, so the diagnosis comes first. Corrosion can sit on connectors that look clean from outside, and the technician needs to see how far it has spread before saying what a repair involves. A device that dried quickly may need less work than one that sat wet for a while.
The cost follows the screen type and the condition of the frame. An iPhone 16 uses an OLED panel, and the part choice changes the result. A bent frame adds work, because the new screen needs a straight seat. The diagnosis settles which situation you have before a price is given.
Back glass repair cost depends on the shape of the panel, the camera ring around it and how the glass is attached. A Galaxy S25 has precise cutouts, so the replacement panel and the adhesive work both shape the cost. The technician looks at the damage first and then quotes the job.
A port that only needs cleaning costs less than one that needs replacing. Connector type matters too, since USB-C and Lightning ports are built differently, and some ports sit on a separate cable assembly while others are fixed to the main board. The diagnosis separates a clogged port from a failed one.
Which part is failing sets the cost, whether that is the screen, the battery or the charging port. Model year plays a big role, because newer MacBook Pro designs integrate parts more tightly. The technician checks the machine and explains the options before any work is agreed.
A cracked lens cover costs less than a full camera module, and the diagnosis shows which one your Pixel 8 needs. Blurry photos with an intact lens point to the module, while a visible crack points to the cover. The part itself and the labor make up the cost.
Yes, you can walk in without an appointment. Bring the device and, if you know it, a note of when the fault began, such as after a drop or after a storm. That helps the technician narrow the cause during the diagnosis.
Often yes, and the first question is whether the phone is truly dead or only the screen is dark. The diagnosis checks whether it charges, vibrates or warms up, which separates a battery or port fault from a deeper one. The technician then walks you through the repair.
In many cases yes, once the diagnosis shows where the fault sits. Ghost touch usually comes from a damaged touch layer, moisture under the glass or a bent frame. A Galaxy A16 is a straightforward phone to open, so the technician can isolate the cause and replace the failed part.
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