The Fix in Wake Forest, NC 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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2114 S Main St, Wake Forest, NC 27587, United States
+1 (919) 757-1479Karina Tinoco
Excellent service and price! I recommend it 100%.
Ana Coreas
(Translated by Google) They have good phone cases :) (Original) Tienen buenas protectores de celulares :)
Felix Baltazar orocio
Good and excellent service
Faisal Amin
Nice guy and good service, highly recommended for mobile phone accessories.
Raymond Glover
Great experience! Fast and very knowledgeable!
Josh Villa
Shiva helped me with my charging port issue on my iphone13. Before charging me for a complete port replacement he offered to clean it first to make sure I only needed a simple fix. He took care of me and was super informative and also saved me a lot of money and hassle ! Highly recommend them.
Oijuz x
I love it
Roderick King
Job well done by Mr Shiva
Richard Griffin
Beat in town. EXCELLENT SERVICE
HARSHAD K PATEL KANTIBHAI P PATEL
Great and excellent service. Highly recommended in wake forest area to fix your electronic devices
From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Wake Forest, NC 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 Wake Forest, NC, 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 Wake Forest, NC quickly and affordably. Fast, easy, and always with high-quality parts.
For broken screens, battery replacements, or other issues, The Fix in Wake Forest, NC provides quick MacBook repairs with premium parts.
Is your PlayStation giving you trouble? At The Fix in Wake Forest, NC, we handle PlayStation repairs with care and quality parts—no long waits, no hassle.
Need your Google Pixel fixed? At The Fix in Wake Forest, NC, 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 Wake Forest, NC provides fast, affordable tablet repairs with free diagnostics.
Need PC or desktop service in Wake Forest, NC? We provide free diagnostics and affordable repairs, always with high-quality parts.
From Nintendo Switch® to PlayStation and Xbox, The Fix in Wake Forest, NC repairs all major game consoles. Fast service and dependable results.
Got a broken laptop? The Fix In Wake Forest, NC, our team repairs most laptop brands and models using high-quality replacement parts.
Need your iPad fixed? At The Fix in Wake Forest, NC, we repair cracked screens, charging issues, and more—always using high-quality parts for lasting results.
We repair all major phone brands in Wake Forest, NC. iPhone, Samsung, Google, and more—get your phone fixed fast.
Cracked screen? Battery draining too fast? Our team in Wake Forest, NC 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 Wake Forest, NC offers fast and reliable Samsung repairs.
Xbox not working properly? Our team in Wake Forest, NC 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 2114 S Main St, Ste 120, Wake Forest, NC 27587. We are conveniently located right in the store, so a phone repair fits into the grocery run or household errand you already had planned. Hand us the device, finish your list while you are shopping, and pick it up on the way out. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
We repair iPhones, Samsung Galaxy phones, Google Pixels, iPads, Android tablets, laptops and game consoles, so phone repair in Wake Forest, NC never needs a separate trip.
People pick this store because it handles the whole repair in one place, starting with a free diagnosis. You describe the problem, we open the device, and we tell you which part has failed. The diagnosis often changes the plan. A phone that seems dead may only need a new battery. A screen that looks ruined may have a healthy panel under broken glass.
Parts matter just as much. We fit high-quality parts matched to each model, and when more than one grade is available for a screen or battery, we explain the difference so you can choose. A newer iPhone with an OLED panel and an older Galaxy A with an LCD panel need different parts.
The range is wide too. Beyond phones, the same technicians handle a family's tablet, laptop and console, so one visit can cover several devices.
We repair screens, batteries, charging ports, back glass, cameras, speakers and power faults on iPhone, Galaxy and Pixel phones. Here is how each problem shows up.
Cracked screen and shattered glass. A cracked screen on an iPhone 17 is more than a cosmetic issue. Once the glass splits, moisture and dust get in, and shattered glass that has started to flake can cut a finger. We replace the full screen assembly so the glass, the touch layer and the panel underneath all work together again.
Battery draining fast and sudden shutdown. An iPhone 15 that drops from half charge to zero during a commute, or a phone that shuts off at 30 percent, usually has a worn battery. Lithium cells lose capacity with every charge cycle. A battery replacement restores the capacity a worn cell has lost.
Swollen battery. If the screen starts to bulge or the back panel separates at one edge, stop charging the phone and bring it in. A swollen battery is pushing against the parts around it, and it needs to come out.
Charging port repair and debris in the port. A cable that will not stay in, or a phone that charges only at a certain angle, points to the port. When the pins inside are bent or worn, charging port repair means fitting a new port.
Unresponsive touch and ghost touch. On a Galaxy A16, a patch of the screen that ignores your finger is unresponsive touch. Ghost touch is the opposite: the phone taps, scrolls or types by itself. Both usually trace back to a damaged screen layer or a loose connector.
Back glass and camera lens. The Galaxy S25 and recent iPhones use glass on the back as well as the front. A drop onto a hard floor can crack the back glass or the small camera lens cover, leaving photos hazy or spotted. We replace the back glass or the lens cover on its own when the camera module underneath is still fine.
Muffled speaker. When callers sound far away on a Google Pixel 9, the earpiece mesh is often blocked or the speaker has failed. We clean or replace the part, depending on what the diagnosis shows.
A phone that will not power on. No vibration, no logo, no charging icon. The cause can be a dead battery, a failed charging circuit or a screen that is working but dark. We test each one in turn before suggesting a repair.
Yes, the store repairs tablets, computers and game consoles in addition to phones.
An iPad Air with cracked glass, a base iPad that no longer holds a charge, or an Android tablet with a dead port can all be repaired here.
For computers, we work on Windows laptops and MacBooks. A MacBook Air with a failing battery, a keyboard with dead keys or a hinge that has loosened are all jobs we take on. Repair time on computers depends on the fault and on part availability, so we talk it through once we know what is wrong.
A PlayStation 5 with no picture on the TV often has a damaged HDMI port. An Xbox Series X that shuts down mid-game may have an overheating problem. A Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con that drifts can be repaired instead of replaced. Console timing also depends on the fault, so we give you a clear picture after the diagnosis.
We carry phone cases, screen protectors, charging cables, wall adapters and car chargers for current iPhone, Galaxy and Pixel models, so a phone can be protected the moment it comes off the repair bench.
A fresh screen deserves a tempered glass protector. If your cable frays at the connector, a new one saves the port from extra stress.
On the repair side, we stock the parts that move most often, such as screens and batteries for popular iPhone and Galaxy models. And we use only high-quality parts for our repairs.
A repair at The Fix follows four stages, from the first look to handing the device back.
The Fix is inside the Walmart Supercenter at 2114 S Main St, Ste 120, Wake Forest, NC 27587, on the south side of town. Walmart sits on South Main Street below the NC 98 Bypass (Dr. Calvin Jones Highway), which crosses South Main about 0.9 miles to the north.
From Capital Boulevard (US-1), take Exit 124 for the NC 98 Bypass, head east to South Main Street and turn south. Coming from the Heritage neighborhood, Rogers Road meets South Main roughly half a mile east of the store. Heritage Station, the Harris Teeter shopping center on Rogers Road, is about 1.8 miles away.
WakeMed Wake Forest Medical Park on Siena Drive is a little over a mile to the northeast. The Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary campus, near downtown, is about 2.3 miles away. Wake Forest Crossing on Capital Boulevard is about 2.4 miles north. Once inside the Supercenter, ask any associate for The Fix in Suite 120.
Wake Forest has hot, humid summers, a heavy spring pollen season and plenty of lake time.
Spring is the obvious one. Every year the pine pollen turns cars, porches and sidewalks yellow across the Triangle. That fine powder settles into pockets and bags, then packs into charging ports and speaker grilles. That debris in the port is why a cable can slowly stop gripping in April or May.
Summer brings heat and storms. A phone left in a parked car on a July afternoon gets hot enough to stress the battery, and repeated heat is a fast path to swelling. Afternoon thunderstorms catch people between the car and the door.
Then there is the water. Falls Lake sits just west of town, and boats, kayaks and fishing trips put phones close to the surface. Water damage does not always show up right away, since corrosion can build on the board while the phone still seems fine. If a phone has been in the lake, the pool or a storm, power it off, skip the charger and bring it in so we can open it and clean the board before corrosion spreads.
You can expect a simple, friendly visit with a clear explanation of what your device needs. The technicians here take time to look at the device properly and walk you through what they found.
Charging port problems are a good example. A port that will not charge is not always a broken port. When lint or grit is the cause, a careful deep cleaning can bring it back, which is worth trying before any replacement part.
The store itself is clean and organized, and the staff are happy to answer questions about a repair, a part or an accessory.
Many iPhone 14 screen replacements here take less than 30 minutes. The time depends on whether the frame is bent, since a bent frame has to be straightened before the new screen will sit flat, and on whether that screen is in stock when you arrive.
Your Galaxy model and its screen type set most of the price. A Galaxy S24 Ultra uses a large AMOLED panel that is pricier to replace than the LCD on many Galaxy A phones. Damage to the frame also changes the figure, which we confirm after the diagnosis.
For an iPhone battery, the model is the main thing that sets the cost. An iPhone 12 battery and an iPhone 16 battery are different parts with different costs. If the old battery has swollen and lifted the screen, the extra labor to remove it safely can affect the price as well.
A charging port repair takes longer or shorter depending on whether the port needs cleaning or a full replacement. Clearing packed debris is quick. Replacing the port takes longer, because on many phones it sits on a flex cable or sub-board that has to be swapped as one piece. USB-C ports on newer iPhones and Galaxy phones also differ from older Lightning ports in how they are mounted.
An iPad screen repair is priced by how that screen is built. On a base iPad, the glass and the panel underneath are often separate, so cracked glass alone is less involved to replace. On an iPad Pro, the glass and panel are fused into one assembly, which raises the cost. The model year and the size of the iPad matter too.
How long a MacBook repair takes comes down to the fault and the part. A trackpad that stopped clicking and a cracked screen are different jobs, and some parts have to be ordered for a specific model year. We explain the expected timing once the diagnosis shows what the laptop needs.
With water damage, the cost follows how far corrosion has spread inside the phone. A board that only needs cleaning costs less than one where the battery, the charging port or the screen has also failed. The type of water matters too, since lake water and pool water leave more residue than tap water.
Console repair time is set by what has failed and by the console model. A disc drive that will not read, a damaged USB port and a worn controller stick are three very different jobs. Once the console has been checked, we tell you what to expect.
A Pixel screen repair is priced by model and screen size. A Pixel 8 Pro panel is larger and pricier than the screen on a Pixel 7a. If the drop also bent the frame or cracked the back glass, those parts add to the total.
Tablet repairs vary in length with the brand, the part and how the tablet is sealed. Many tablets are held together with strong adhesive, so opening them carefully takes longer than opening a phone.
Panel size, resolution and touch support decide what a laptop screen repair costs. A touchscreen panel on a 2-in-1 laptop costs more than a plain panel of the same size. Some laptops also glue the panel into the lid, which adds labor.
You can walk in to The Fix on South Main Street without an appointment. Bring the device, plus the cable you normally use if the problem involves charging. If a part has to be ordered for your model, we can take your details at the visit.
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