The Fix in Wilmington, 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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5226 Sigmon Rd, Wilmington, NC 28403, United States
+1 (910) 262-9429Nick Kallel
Super and fast
Joseph Mcduffy
Good service highly recommended
Jo Evans
Elson is great. Had an issue with, yes, an old iPhone 4 not charging. I needed a charger and to have it looked at quick to get data from it. Took it in. He looked at it immediately. Took it apart. I don't know what he did, but on my way home it was charging up. And he even had a charger for it! Quick, knowledgeable, courteous service at a VERY reasonable price. I highly recommend.
Jo Evans
Would rate higher if I could had a great experience walked in with no appointment and gave me a good price and had it done asap literally went to the Checkers to eat and was done when I finished definitely recommend this store and didn't charge me to get a quote either totally worth it!!
Kendrick Brewington
Mike Tomlinson
Good service
adam eldin
Good person to fix my phone professionally
Van Orden Family Account
Great service
Cassidy Van Orden
Good service
Cassidy Van Orden
Good service
From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Wilmington, NC 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 conveniently located inside Walmart at 5226 Sigmon Rd, Wilmington, NC 28403. A shattered front panel, a phone that loses its charge before lunch, a port that won't hold a plug: bring it in, and a technician looks it over and tells you what is going on.
Phones are the core of the job. Tablets, laptops and game consoles come through the same door.
Convenience is the first reason. The store sits inside a Walmart you may already use for groceries, so a repair fits into a trip you were making anyway. Drop the phone off, and pick it up again while you are shopping.
Speed is the second. Many common repairs are same-day, and a screen or battery on a popular model is often done within the same visit, depending on the parts in stock.
The range of phones is another reason. iPhone and Galaxy make up a lot of it, sure. But Pixel and Motorola screens are part of the work too. If you carry a Moto G or a Pixel 9a, you are not stuck hunting for someone who knows the model.
We fix screens, batteries, charging ports, cameras, speakers, back glass and phones that will not power on, across Apple, Samsung, Google and Motorola.
A cracked screen on an iPhone 17 is a different job from shattered glass on an iPhone 11, because the panels and the way they sit in the frame are not the same. Faults can also hide under intact glass. With unresponsive touch, part of the screen ignores your finger. With ghost touch, apps open and letters type on their own. Both usually trace back to the screen assembly.
An aging battery shows itself in a few ways. A battery draining fast before the afternoon. A sudden shutdown with charge still on the meter. A swollen battery that lifts the screen or the back cover, which calls for a replacement sooner rather than later. We swap batteries on models like the iPhone 15 Pro and the Galaxy S25 FE.
Charging trouble often comes down to the port itself. Lint, sand and other debris in the port can stop a cable from seating. We clean it out first. If the pins are bent or corroded, charging port repair means replacing the part.
Beyond screens, batteries and ports, there is back glass on a Galaxy S23 Ultra, a cracked camera lens that turns every photo hazy, a muffled speaker that makes calls hard to hear, and water damage from a pool, a boat or a sudden storm. A Galaxy A36 that went dark after a drop goes through a full check so the repair matches the actual fault.
Besides phones, you can bring in iPads, MacBooks and game consoles, including PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch.
Tablets are close cousins of phones. An iPad Pro with a broken screen, a 10th-generation iPad with a battery that barely lasts a lecture, a tablet whose port gave out: these come in with the same kinds of faults as phones, just on a bigger panel.
Laptops are part of the work. A MacBook Air with a cracked screen, a keyboard that stopped registering keys or a battery that fades long before the day ends can all be looked at here.
Consoles have their own set of faults. A PlayStation that shows no picture often has a damaged HDMI port. An Xbox may run hot and shut itself down. A Nintendo Switch can have a cracked screen or a controller stick that no longer centers. Bring the console, tell us what it does, and we will look at the hardware behind it.
The store carries phone accessories alongside the repair work: cases, screen protectors, chargers and cables.
Parts come first, though. The replacement parts we fit are high-quality and specific to your model. When more than one part option exists for your phone, the technician walks you through the choice and what it changes. You decide which way to go.
Accessories make sense right after a repair. A new screen deserves a protector. A phone that just had its back glass replaced is a good candidate for a case with raised edges. If a worn cable caused charging trouble in the first place, a fresh one is a small fix that saves a return trip.
A repair starts when you describe the problem and ends when the device is working and back in your hand.
Timing depends on the repair. A battery swap on a common model is quicker than a screen and back glass job on a curved Galaxy S Ultra. Water damage takes longer because the phone has to be opened, cleaned and checked before anyone can say what it needs.
We are inside Walmart at 5226 Sigmon Rd, Wilmington, NC 28403, in the Market Street (US-17) corridor.
Sigmon Rd runs right off Market Street, so the store is easy to reach from the main commercial road through town. College Road is close by as well, which makes it a straight run for anyone coming from the north or south side of Wilmington.
UNCW is about 1.3 miles south-southeast. That is a quick drive after class. Independence Mall is about 2.75 miles southwest. Novant Health New Hanover Regional Medical Center is about 3.75 miles southwest.
Downtown and the river are farther west. Cape Fear Community College's downtown campus is about 4.3 miles west. The Battleship North Carolina sits about 4.6 miles west, across the Cape Fear River from downtown. On the other side, Wrightsville Beach is about 5 miles east-southeast, so the drive back from the beach passes close by.
Living near the ocean exposes phones to salt, sand, water and heat, and each one leads to specific faults.
Salt air is the quiet one. Humid breezes off the ocean carry salt that settles in the charging port and speaker grilles. Over time the pins corrode and the speaker gets weaker. The result: a muffled speaker, or a cable you have to hold at an angle.
Sand gets everywhere. It works its way into ports and buttons and packs down with each plug-in. A port full of sand looks like a broken port, but often it only needs careful cleaning.
Water is the obvious risk. Beach days, fishing trips, boats on the Intracoastal and summer storms all bring wet phones. Hurricane season adds power outages, flooded cars and phones left in rain-soaked bags.
Heat is the slow one. Hot, humid summers age batteries faster. A phone that sat in a car at the beach parking lot may come back with less capacity than it had in spring. If yours drains faster each summer, the battery is probably the reason.
A visit here is friendly, professional and easy to follow.
The technician talks you through the repair in plain language. You will know what is being replaced, and you will know what was done when it is finished. Nothing is left vague.
Some visits cover more than one repair on the same phone. When a drop cracks both the front screen and the back glass, both can be done together in one visit.
It depends mainly on the part and on whether the frame is bent. The S23 Ultra has a curved screen, which takes more care to fit than a flat one. If the back glass cracked in the same drop, doing both adds time. The technician will tell you how long to expect once they see the phone.
The price depends mainly on which iPhone you have. An iPhone 11 and an iPhone 17 use different batteries. The part option you choose also changes the total. A swollen battery that has pushed against the screen may add work if the screen was affected. You will get the exact figure once the diagnosis is done.
Most phone repairs done in less than 30 minutes. The Moto G model and part stock set most of the timing. A bent frame or other damage from the same drop adds time. We give you an estimate after looking at the phone.
Cost depends on how far the corrosion has gone. Light buildup can sometimes be cleaned. Pins that are badly corroded mean the port has to be replaced, and on some models the port sits on a board that is more involved to swap. Your phone model and the part choice set the rest of the price.
Salt water takes longer to deal with than fresh water, and the timing depends on how much got inside. The technician opens the phone, dries it, clears the salt residue and then checks it part by part. Only after that can the technician say which parts, if any, need replacing.
It comes down to the screen type. An iPad Air uses a laminated screen, where the glass and the panel under it are one piece, so it costs more to replace than an iPad with separate glass, like the 9th generation. If the frame is bent too, that affects the total. You will hear the full price once the iPad has been checked.
A cracked camera lens cover is usually a shorter job than a damaged camera module. The time depends on which one is broken and on your phone model. If the camera itself has stopped focusing, it may need a new module. The technician will check which part is affected and tell you what to expect.
The cost of an iPhone 16 screen repair comes from the part option you choose and how far the damage goes. Cracked glass over a panel that still works is one job. Black spots, lines or dead touch under the glass mean the whole panel is involved. The technician checks the phone and quotes the repair from there.
Timing depends on the MacBook Pro model and on part availability. A screen assembly that is in stock goes faster than one that has to be ordered. If liquid or a hinge problem came with the crack, the check takes longer. You will hear the expected timing after the diagnosis.
Your Pixel model sets most of the price. A Pixel 9a and a Pixel 9 Pro use different screens, and the part option you pick changes the total. If the drop also bent the frame, that adds to the job. The technician quotes it after looking at the phone.
The time depends on the cause. A grille packed with sand or salt residue can be cleaned in a short visit. A speaker that has corroded or failed needs a replacement part, which takes longer. The technician checks which one it is first.
The cost depends on whether the camera lens covers cracked too. Back glass is bonded in place and has to come off cleanly before new glass goes on. If the drop also reached the frame or the camera, that is part of the price. You will get the figure after the diagnosis.
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