The Fix in West Sacramento, CA 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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755 Riverpoint Ct, West Sacramento, CA 95605
+1 (916) 559-1156Penporn Hubbard
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From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in West Sacramento, CA 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 755 Riverpoint Ct, West Sacramento, CA 95605, conveniently located so you can drop off a device and pick it up again while you are shopping. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
Choose us because repair is the whole job here. The store is set up around a repair bench, with the tools and test equipment for phones, tablets, laptops and consoles in one spot.
We also cover a lot of brands in one place. Apple, Samsung and Google devices all come through the same door, so a household with mixed brands does not need a separate stop for each one.
Older hardware is welcome too. Not everyone is ready to buy a new phone, and a phone that is three or four years old can often keep going with a new screen or battery. We tell you plainly when a repair makes sense for the device in front of us.
We handle screen, battery, charging, touch, speaker, camera and back glass repairs on iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones. Here is how those problems usually show up.
Screen damage comes first. On an iPhone 17 with a cracked screen, a small crack near the edge can spread across the panel after another drop, and touch can start to fail under the damage. A Galaxy S25 with shattered glass is a different situation: the glass may break while the panel underneath still lights up, or both layers may be damaged. We check which one it is before we suggest a part.
Battery trouble is the next big group. An iPhone 13 that shows battery draining fast by mid-afternoon, or one that makes a sudden shutdown at 30 percent, usually has a worn cell, and a new battery is the usual fix for both.
Charging problems are not always the battery. On a Galaxy A16, the phone may charge only at a certain cable angle, or not at all. Sometimes the cause is debris in the port, such as pocket lint packed in over months, and a careful cleaning is enough. When the pins are bent or the port is worn, charging port repair means replacing the port itself.
Touch faults have their own pattern. Unresponsive touch on an iPhone 15 can mean a screen layer has separated after a hit. Ghost touch, where the phone taps and scrolls without you, often traces back to a damaged panel or a cheap screen protector pressing on it.
Then there are the smaller parts you rely on daily. A Pixel 9 with a muffled speaker may have a blocked grille or a failed speaker. A cracked camera lens on a Pixel 10 can turn every photo hazy, and back glass on an iPhone 16 Pro can shatter even when the front survives the fall. Each of those parts can be replaced on its own.
Beyond phones, we repair tablets, laptops and game consoles. The work ranges from glass and batteries to ports and software problems.
Tablets come in with cracked glass, weak batteries and loose charging ports. An iPad Air and an iPad Pro use a fused screen, while an entry-level iPad uses separate glass, so the repair differs between them. Samsung Galaxy Tab models are on our list as well.
Laptops get their own set of fixes. A MacBook Air with a cracked screen, a keyboard that skips letters or a battery that no longer holds a charge can be repaired here. On Windows laptops we also handle virus removal, slow startups and hardware upgrades such as more memory or a faster drive.
Game consoles round out the list. A PlayStation 5 with a damaged HDMI port, an Xbox Series X that overheats and shuts off, or a Nintendo Switch with a cracked screen or a charging fault can all be brought in.
We stock high-quality replacement parts for the phones, tablets and laptops we repair, plus everyday accessories. Screens, batteries, charging ports, speakers, camera lenses and back glass are kept on hand for popular models, which is what lets many jobs start right away.
For some phones there is more than one screen option. When that is the case, a technician explains how the options differ in brightness, color and cost, and you pick the one that fits your budget.
The accessory shelf covers the basics that keep a repaired phone in good shape: tempered glass screen protectors, protective cases, charging cables and wall chargers. If you just had a screen replaced, a new protector and case are worth adding before the next drop.
A repair at our store moves through four stages.
You will find us inside Walmart at 755 Riverpoint Ct, West Sacramento, CA 95605, in the Riverpoint Marketplace shopping center. IKEA sits in the same center, a short walk to the southwest of Walmart.
From I-80, take Exit 83 for Reed Avenue. The shopping center also has an entrance on Harbor Boulevard.
The store sits on the north side of West Sacramento in Yolo County, with the Bryte neighborhood just to the northeast. The California Highway Patrol Academy is a little under a mile to the northwest. Heading southeast, the Sacramento City College West Sacramento Center is about a mile and a half away, and Sutter Health Park, home of the Sacramento River Cats, is roughly two miles to the east.
Valley heat is hard on batteries. Summer afternoons in West Sacramento can climb past 100 degrees, and a phone left in a parked car gets far hotter than the air outside. Lithium batteries age faster in that heat, and over time a cell can puff up into a swollen battery that pushes the screen or back panel outward. If you see a gap opening along the edge of your phone, stop charging it and bring it in.
Summer also means more time near water. Pools, backyard sprinklers and weekends on the river all raise the odds of water damage. A phone that went under can work for a day and then fail as corrosion builds, or it will not power on at all. Turn it off, keep it off the charger and let a technician open it up.
Expect a patient technician who takes the time to explain the fault in terms that make sense, without rushing you. Questions are part of the visit, whether you are dropping off a phone or picking up a laptop.
Expect to hear what is happening as the work moves along. If a repair turns out to be more involved than it first looked, the technician talks it through with you before continuing.
Help goes beyond phones, too. A laptop that stopped starting up or an older tablet with more than one fault is worked through one step at a time, in a friendly and relaxed visit.
Many iPhone screen repairs are finished the same day, often in less than 30 minutes. The time depends on the model and on whether the frame bent in the fall. An iPhone 14 with a clean break goes faster than one with a dented corner that needs straightening before the new screen fits.
Your Galaxy screen price comes down to the model and the panel it uses. A Galaxy S24 Ultra has a larger, more complex screen than a Galaxy A35, and the part reflects that.
An iPhone battery replacement is priced by model, since each generation uses a different cell. An iPhone 14 and an iPhone 12 do not share a battery, for example. You can check the battery health percentage under Settings before you visit, which helps confirm the battery is the real cause.
Timing for a water-damaged phone depends on the fault the technician finds once the phone is open. A splash on the speaker grille is a different job from a phone that sat in water long enough for it to reach the board. Fresh water and pool water also leave different residue, which changes how much cleaning is needed.
Pixel charging port pricing follows the model and the way the port is built in. On some Pixel phones the port sits on its own small board, while on others more parts have to come out to reach it. If the problem turns out to be a worn cable rather than the port, there is nothing to replace.
The model and the part being replaced set how long an iPad repair takes. Older iPads have their glass held in with strong adhesive, and removing it carefully without harming the panel beneath takes patience. A battery replacement on an iPad also involves more adhesive work than a phone battery does.
The brand, the model and the part involved set the price of a laptop repair. A MacBook Pro screen is a larger part than a keyboard key, and a Windows laptop software fix involves labor rather than parts. Students can bring in a laptop with a dead battery or a loose charging jack between classes.
Console repair time depends on the fault. Replacing an HDMI port takes careful soldering, overheating may call for cleaning and fresh thermal paste, and a Switch screen involves a different set of steps again. The technician gives you a clearer picture once the console is open.
Camera lens and back glass prices are set by the phone model and how far the damage goes. An iPhone 15 Pro Max lens cover alone is a smaller job than a full rear camera module. Back glass is also priced by how it attaches, since older iPhone designs bond the glass more tightly to the housing than newer ones.
Size and series drive the price of a Galaxy Tab screen. A Galaxy Tab S9 uses a different panel from a Galaxy Tab A9, so the part and the labor differ. A cracked digitizer on its own is also a different job from a panel that no longer lights up.
Yes, you can come in without booking ahead. Head inside Walmart and come straight to us with your device and its charger if the fault is power related.
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