The Fix in Marysville, WA 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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8924 Quil Ceda Blvd, Marysville, WA 98271, United States
+1 (425) 553-5953Abdelaziz Benabad
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From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Marysville, WA is your one-stop shop for device repair. Quick turnarounds, affordable prices, and local experts you can trust
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The Fix is a dedicated repair store inside Walmart at 8924 Quil Ceda Blvd, Marysville, WA 98271, conveniently located so a repair can run while you are shopping. We fix phones, tablets, computers and game consoles in the store itself. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
The repairs are done on site inside the Supercenter, by technicians who handle Apple, Samsung and Google devices. A grocery run, a pharmacy pickup or a stop for school supplies can now include a fixed phone.
You get a technician who opens the device, finds the actual fault and tells you what it means. A phone that will not charge might need a new port. It might also just need the lint pulled out of the old one. Knowing which one saves you money and time, so we start there.
Phones, iPads, MacBooks and the big three game consoles all come to the same place. One store, one visit, several device types. If your phone and your kid's tablet both need help, they can come in together.
We are also honest about older devices. If a repair costs more than an aging phone is worth to you, we say so, and the choice stays yours.
We handle screen, battery, charging, camera, speaker and water-related repairs on iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones. Here is how that looks by problem.
Screens. A cracked screen can mean anything from a hairline across an iPhone 17 to shattered glass spread over a whole Galaxy S25. When the glass breaks, the touch layer underneath often goes with it. You might see unresponsive touch in a strip near the edge, or ghost touch, where the phone taps and scrolls on its own. Both point to damage under the glass, and both are fixed by replacing the screen assembly.
Batteries. An iPhone 11 with its battery draining fast by midafternoon is a battery that has lost capacity. So is a phone that hits a sudden shutdown at 30 percent. A swollen battery is a different situation. If the back of a Galaxy S23 starts to bulge or the screen lifts at one side, stop charging it and bring it in. Swelling puts pressure on the screen and the frame, and it should come out quickly.
Charging ports. Charging port repair is not always a part swap. Pocket lint and grit pack into USB-C and Lightning ports over months, and debris in the port keeps the cable from seating. On a Galaxy A35, a careful cleaning sometimes brings charging back. When the pins are bent or worn, we replace the port.
Back glass and cameras. Back glass cracks when a phone lands flat, and the camera lens cover often cracks in the same fall. On an iPhone 15 Pro Max, the camera bump takes much of the impact. We replace the back glass, the lens cover or the camera module, depending on what the diagnosis shows.
Speakers and microphones. A muffled speaker on a Pixel 10 can come from a blocked grille or a failing speaker. Callers who say you sound far away usually point to the microphone. We test both before anything is replaced.
Phones that will not power on. A phone that will not power on might have a dead battery, a failed charging circuit or water damage. Water damage needs fast action. Turn the phone off, do not charge it, and bring it to us. We open it, clean corrosion from the board and test what still works.
We repair tablets, laptops and game consoles too, using the same diagnosis first approach.
On tablets, we work on iPad models such as the iPad Air and the iPad mini, plus Samsung Galaxy Tab models. An iPad Air with a charging port that only works at an angle and an iPad mini whose battery fades through a school day are the kind of jobs we take on. Galaxy Tab screens and ports are on the list too.
For computers, we repair MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models as well as Windows laptops. Keyboards with dead keys, batteries that no longer hold a charge, cracked screens and charging problems all start with a diagnosis.
Game consoles are part of the work as well. We repair PlayStation 5 HDMI ports, Xbox Series X units that overheat or shut off mid-game, and Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers with stick drift. Console timing also depends on the fault, so we tell you what we found before giving you a time-frame.
We use high-quality replacement parts matched to your exact model, and we carry accessories for the phones people in Marysville and Tulalip use. For screens on newer iPhones and Galaxy S phones, you may have more than one part option. We explain how the options differ in brightness, color and touch feel, and you pick the one that suits your budget and your phone.
On the accessory side, we stock cases, screen protectors and chargers. Screen protectors for newer or less familiar models can be hard to find on a shelf. We can match one to your phone and put it on for you, which keeps dust and bubbles out from the start. A sturdy case and a fitted protector help keep a fresh screen in one piece.
Chargers matter too. A worn cable with frayed ends can charge slowly or not at all, and it can wear down the port it plugs into. If your cable has seen better days, it is worth replacing it along with the repair.
A repair at our store follows four stages, from diagnosis to pickup:
If the diagnosis turns up a second problem, like a worn port behind a broken screen, you hear about it at Stage 2 and decide whether to fix one or both.
The Fix is inside the Walmart Supercenter at 8924 Quil Ceda Blvd, Marysville, WA 98271. The store sits in Quil Ceda Village, the Tulalip Tribes' commercial district on the west side of I-5, which is why the mailing address reads Marysville while the store itself is known as Walmart Tulalip.
From I-5, take Exit 200 for 88th St NE and Quil Ceda Way; the store is a short drive west of the interchange. Cabela's is about a third of a mile north on Quil Ceda Blvd, and Tulalip Resort Casino is roughly half a mile north. Seattle Premium Outlets sits about a mile north, near the 116th St NE interchange. To the south, Quil Ceda Creek Casino is just under two miles away.
That puts us within easy reach of north Marysville, the Tulalip Reservation, Smokey Point and the neighborhoods along State Avenue on the east side of the freeway.
Snohomish County weather affects phones mostly through moisture and cold. The wet season here runs from fall well into spring, with rain, drizzle and damp air. That moisture finds its way into phones in small ways long before anyone drops one in a puddle.
Rain on a phone used outside, a soggy jacket pocket or a phone carried from a cold parking lot into a warm car can all leave moisture inside the charging port and speaker grilles. Over weeks, that moisture mixes with pocket lint and starts to corrode the contacts. The result is slow charging, a crackly speaker or a port that stops responding.
Cold mornings play a part too. Lithium batteries deliver less power when they are chilled, so an older battery that is already weak may drop sharply or shut the phone off during a winter commute. Warming the phone back up often brings the percentage back, but repeated drops are a sign the battery is near the end of its life.
You can expect a friendly greeting, a technician who listens first and an explanation in everyday language.
The technician will ask a few questions before touching the device. When did the problem start? Was there a drop, a spill or a hot car? Does it happen on the charger or off it? Your answers point the diagnosis in the right direction and save time.
Badly damaged phones get a real look. A phone with smashed glass on both sides and a scuffed frame can still have a healthy board, and in that case new parts bring it back. You will hear what failed, which part replaces it and what your options are, without jargon. Ask as many questions as you like. A repair you understand is a repair you can feel good about.
Many iPhone 16 screen repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes once we have the screen for your model in the store. The time mostly depends on whether the frame bent in the drop and whether Face ID parts near the top edge need extra care during the swap.
Galaxy S24 screen pricing comes down to the exact model and the part you choose. The S24 Ultra uses a larger, curved-edge panel than the base S24, and that changes the part. Frame damage and a cracked back can add to the job.
An iPhone 14 battery replacement is priced by the model and the battery part. The iPhone 14 Plus carries a bigger cell than the iPhone 14, so the two are not the same job. We read the battery health first, so you only replace the battery when it is the part that is worn.
Water damage repair time depends on the fault we find inside. Light moisture around the port cleans up faster than corrosion that has spread across the board. Salt water tends to do more harm than rain or tap water, and that also affects the timing. We tell you what we see once the phone is open.
A cracked iPad screen costs more or less depending on how the glass and the screen are built. On the iPad 9th generation, the outer glass is a separate layer from the screen beneath it. On newer models such as the iPad 10th generation, the two are fused into one part. That build difference is the main thing that moves the price.
How long a MacBook takes comes down to the fault and whether the part needs to be ordered for your model. A battery or charging problem moves differently than a cracked screen or a keyboard issue. We give you a time-frame after the diagnosis, so you know when to plan your pickup.
Game console repair cost depends on the console and the part that failed. A Joy-Con with stick drift is a small part, while an HDMI port on a PlayStation 5 needs soldering on the main board. Overheating on an Xbox might only need cleaning and fresh thermal paste. The diagnosis tells us which one you are dealing with.
Pixel charging port repair is priced by the model, because Google builds the port differently across the lineup. On some Pixels it sits on a separate small board, and on others it takes more disassembly to reach. A Pixel 8 and a Pixel 6a, for example, are different jobs inside.
You can walk in without an appointment. Come into Walmart, find us inside, and a technician will look at your device when you arrive.
You do not need to share your passcode to start a repair. We can test the screen, cameras and charging from the lock screen. If a deeper test needs the phone unlocked, you can unlock it yourself at the store while the technician watches the result.
iPad battery replacement time depends on the model, because the screen has to come off first to reach the battery. Models with tightly bonded glass need slow, careful work to lift the screen without cracking it. We give you a pickup time once we see the model.
You can drop off your phone and pick it up after your visit to Seattle Premium Outlets. Leave the device with us, then collect it on your way back. We note your name and contact details at drop-off so we can match the device to you at pickup.
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