The Fix in Simpsonville, SC 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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3950 Grandview Dr, Simpsonville, SC 29680, United States
+1 (864) 517-7602Ozell Turner
Very nice kind knows his business he is a person that knows how to treat his customers very knowledgeable about what you need it then take me but five minutes and I was done this young man can go along way in life he looks out to sure you are well please with what he has sold you I would give him a ten I will be back and I will tell other because good people are hard to find Sahadat who ever read this come by you will be glad you did
Lee Eubanks
Very helpful and very nice
summer Holder
He was really nice and I love my new phone case!
Alan DeLaura
Good Job 😍😍😍😍😍
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Lucille Scott
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Joshua Lloyd
I’m usually guy who knows what he wants before going into a store so I’m quick about what I need. Owner was a nice guy, quick to help, informative. I just got a charger for my car
Jasmine Chillious
Great service and not high on prices and very helpful
From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Simpsonville, SC 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 Simpsonville, SC, 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 Simpsonville, SC quickly and affordably. Fast, easy, and always with high-quality parts.
For broken screens, battery replacements, or other issues, The Fix in Simpsonville, SC provides quick MacBook repairs with premium parts.
Is your PlayStation giving you trouble? At The Fix in Simpsonville, SC, we handle PlayStation repairs with care and quality parts—no long waits, no hassle.
Need your Google Pixel fixed? At The Fix in Simpsonville, SC, 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 Simpsonville, SC provides fast, affordable tablet repairs with free diagnostics.
Need PC or desktop service in Simpsonville, SC? We provide free diagnostics and affordable repairs, always with high-quality parts.
From Nintendo Switch® to PlayStation and Xbox, The Fix in Simpsonville, SC repairs all major game consoles. Fast service and dependable results.
Got a broken laptop? The Fix In Simpsonville, SC, our team repairs most laptop brands and models using high-quality replacement parts.
Need your iPad fixed? At The Fix in Simpsonville, SC, we repair cracked screens, charging issues, and more—always using high-quality parts for lasting results.
We repair all major phone brands in Simpsonville, SC. iPhone, Samsung, Google, and more—get your phone fixed fast.
Cracked screen? Battery draining too fast? Our team in Simpsonville, SC 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 Simpsonville, SC offers fast and reliable Samsung repairs.
Xbox not working properly? Our team in Simpsonville, SC offers quick, reliable Xbox repairs with free diagnostics and high-quality replacement parts.
The Fix is a dedicated repair store inside the Walmart Supercenter at 3950 Grandview Dr, Simpsonville, SC 29680. It is conveniently located for anyone already running errands on Grandview Drive, so your phone can be repaired while you are shopping.
We repair iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones, along with iPads, laptops and game consoles. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
You bring it here because one store handles the phone, the tablet and the laptop your household relies on. Our technicians work on Apple, Samsung and Google devices every day, so the person who opens your phone already knows how that model is built.
Each device gets its own diagnosis. A parent with two phones and a tablet can hand them all over together, and every device comes back with its own answer instead of a general guess.
We repair the faults that stop a phone from working the way it should, from a cracked screen to a phone that will not power on. Phones from Apple, Samsung and Google all come through the store, and the same questions guide each diagnosis: does it power on, does it charge, does the screen respond, and what happened before it failed. Here is how the work breaks down.
Screens and touch. An iPhone 17 with a cracked screen or shattered glass needs a new screen assembly. A modern screen is a bonded stack of glass, touch sensor and panel, so when the glass breaks the layers underneath are often affected too. A Galaxy S25 with unresponsive touch usually needs a new screen too. Ghost touch is the opposite problem, when the screen registers taps nobody made, and it is also a screen-side fault we diagnose.
Batteries. An iPhone 13 with battery draining fast or a sudden shutdown while the percentage still looks healthy points to the battery, and the technician checks it before recommending a replacement. A Galaxy A54 with a swollen battery needs attention soon, because the cell is pressing against the screen and the back panel.
Charging. Charging port repair on an iPhone 15 starts with a look inside. Lint and debris in the port can keep a cable from seating fully, so we clear that before we replace anything. If a phone charges only when the cable sits at a certain angle, the port is the first suspect.
Glass, camera and sound. An iPhone 16 with a cracked back glass gets a new panel. A Pixel 9 with a scratched or shattered camera lens gets a new lens so photos come out clean again. A muffled speaker on an iPhone 14 can come from a blocked grille or a worn part, and the diagnosis tells us which.
Water damage and dead phones. Water damage on a Galaxy S24 is worth bringing in quickly, because moisture keeps working on the board after the phone dries off. A phone that will not power on gets the same diagnosis as any other fault.
The Fix repairs tablets, laptops and game consoles as well as phones. Each device type has its own set of common faults, and the technician works through them the same way: diagnosis first, then a plan.
Tablets. We replace screens and batteries on the iPad Air and the iPad Pro. A tablet that no longer holds a charge through the day, or one with a cracked panel, is a routine job.
Laptops. A MacBook Air with a cracked panel gets a screen replacement. Laptop timing varies with the fault, so the answer comes once the diagnosis is done.
Game consoles. We handle PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch faults, including HDMI port and disc drive repairs. A PlayStation 5 that powers on but shows no picture often points to the HDMI port, and an Xbox Series X that will not take a disc points to the drive.
The store carries high-quality replacement parts for the repairs above, plus accessories that protect a device after the work is done. The parts list covers screens, batteries, charging ports, camera modules and back glass. Parts are matched to your exact model, so a Galaxy S25 and a Galaxy A54 each get a screen made for that model.
On the accessories side you will find phone cases, screen protectors and chargers. A new screen protector goes on fresh glass without the scratches an old one picks up, and a replacement charger rounds out a charging port repair.
A repair at The Fix moves through four stages, in this order.
The Fix is inside the Walmart Supercenter at 3950 Grandview Dr, Simpsonville, SC 29680, just off I-385 Exit 27 at Fairview Road. The store sits on the Fairview Road shopping corridor in Greenville County, between Mauldin and Fountain Inn in the stretch of towns locals call the Golden Strip.
For orientation, Heritage Park is about 1.5 miles to the northeast. The Home Depot on Fairview Road is about a quarter mile to the south, and Fairview Road itself runs roughly a mile south to Harrison Bridge Road. Greenville Technical College's Brashier Campus is about 3.3 miles to the west along Georgia Road.
Hot, humid Upstate summers are hard on phone batteries and charging ports. Heat speeds up battery wear, and a phone left in a hot car is one way a battery starts to swell. Long summer afternoons at ball fields and backyard cookouts add sun exposure that wears on a battery. A phone resting on a car seat in direct sun can pick up more heat than the air temperature suggests.
Humidity and sudden summer storms also put moisture close to charging ports, which is where corrosion and water damage begin. If your phone has been through a soaking rain, bring it in before the symptoms pile up.
The technician talks you through the fault calmly and takes the time to answer questions. Back glass and screen jobs on newer iPhones move along steadily, and battery and camera lens replacements are routine work here.
Questions about parts and models get direct answers from the technician. Older phones are just as welcome as new ones: an iPhone 13 that has lost battery life or a Galaxy A54 that has slowed down gets the same careful look as a brand new iPhone 17.
Many phone repairs, including a cracked iPhone 16 screen, are same-day and often take less than 30 minutes. What drives the time is the screen type, any damage beneath the glass and the parts on hand.
The time for a Galaxy S25 battery repair depends on opening the sealed back panel, lifting the old cell and fitting the new one safely. A cell that has started to swell calls for extra care, which can add time. That is part of why the answer for one phone can differ from the next.
A MacBook Air screen repair has no single timeline, because panel damage, a failed connector and part availability all change the schedule. Those factors differ from one laptop to the next, so the technician gives you the answer after the diagnosis.
Water damage timing depends on the fault, which is why the diagnosis comes first. Corrosion on the board, a failed battery and a damaged port each call for a different fix, and that mix sets the pace of a water damage repair.
An iPad screen repair is priced by the iPad model, by whether the glass alone can be replaced and by the condition of the screen assembly underneath. The technician sorts that out during the diagnosis, so the quote reflects your actual tablet. A cracked iPad Air and a cracked iPad Pro are not priced the same way, and neither is a tablet whose damage reaches below the glass.
Pixel 8 battery pricing follows the model and the part used. The diagnosis confirms that the battery, not the charging port, is the cause, which keeps the quote tied to the real fault.
Back glass cost depends on how far the damage reaches. A clean break in the glass is a smaller job than one that has also bent the frame or cracked the camera ring.
Galaxy A54 screen cost follows the part grade and the extent of the damage. A cracked top layer is a different job from a screen with dead pixels or colored lines. The technician identifies which one you have during the diagnosis.
Cost here depends on whether the fault is the port itself or the flex cable that carries it, and on how many parts need replacing. A diagnosis separates the two before you decide.
Walk-ins are welcome at The Fix for common repairs such as screens, batteries and charging ports. Tell the technician what the device was doing when the fault started, and the diagnosis can go straight to the likely cause. Bring any accessories that matter to the problem, such as the cable you charge with.
Try the charging cable and adapter you normally use, then bring the phone in whatever state it is in. A dead phone can come from the battery, the charging port or the board, and the diagnosis separates the three.
Besides screens, the store handles keyboard replacement, RAM or SSD upgrades, virus removal and performance tune-ups. Software slowdowns and hardware faults both start with the same diagnosis.
6134 White Horse Rd, Greenville, SC 29611, United States
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