The Fix in Bethesda, MD 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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7101 Democracy Blvd #212B, Bethesda, MD 20817, United States
+1 (240) 858-4171Loreta Schwanke
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The staff was amazing. They truly helped me with my phone. I would definitely recommend The Fix.
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The Fix is a dedicated repair store inside Westfield Montgomery, conveniently located at 7101 Democracy Blvd, Bethesda, MD 20817. We repair phones, tablets, computers and game consoles, and we sell the accessories that protect them. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
The Fix at Westfield Montgomery gives you one repair store for every device in your bag. Your phone, your tablet, your laptop and your game console can all come to the same place and the same team.
You can walk in without an appointment. Bring the device as it is, in a case or out of it, charged or flat.
Being inside the mall also helps. Because the store is inside Westfield Montgomery, a repair can run while you are shopping, grabbing lunch or catching a movie, and you pick the device up on your way out.
We repair the problems that stop a phone from doing its job, on iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models, current and older.
Screen damage is the obvious one. A cracked screen on an iPhone 17 can still respond to touch, but shattered glass spreads, cuts fingers and lets dust reach the panel underneath. Replacing the screen early keeps the damage from moving into the parts below it.
Touch faults are less obvious. On a Galaxy S25, unresponsive touch in one area or ghost touch, where the phone taps and scrolls on its own, can come from a damaged panel or from a screen protector that has lifted. A loose protector is a quick swap; a damaged panel means a new screen.
Battery problems show up as a battery draining fast. An iPhone 15 that needed a charge by lunch when it used to last until bedtime is a phone with a worn cell. That is the point where a battery replacement makes sense.
Charging trouble is often simpler than it looks. On a Galaxy A35, a cable that wiggles or charges only at an angle can mean debris in the port, pocket lint packed in over months. Cleaning fixes some of these. When the pins are bent or loose, charging port repair replaces the part.
The back of the phone matters too. A Pixel 9 with cracked back glass or a scratched camera lens takes blurry photos and lets moisture reach the inside. We replace the back glass and the camera lens cover as separate jobs, so the repair covers only the part that is broken.
Sound faults round out the list. A muffled speaker on an iPhone 13 can be a blocked grille or a failing speaker unit, and callers who sound far away usually point to the earpiece. We test both and tell you which part is the cause.
Besides phones, we repair tablets, laptops and game consoles at the same store.
Tablets come in with the same kinds of damage as phones, just larger. An iPad (10th generation) with cracked glass across the corner, or an iPad Pro whose battery no longer lasts through a school day or a flight, can both be repaired here.
Computers are part of the job as well. We work on MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models and on Windows laptops. Keyboards that stop registering keys after a spill, hinges that crack and screens with lines across them are all repairs we take on.
Game consoles round out the range. A PlayStation 5 that powers on but sends no picture to the TV, an Xbox Series X that runs loud and hot, or a Nintendo Switch with Joy-Con drift that sends your character walking on its own can all come to us. Timing on consoles depends on the fault, which the diagnosis shows.
At The Fix in Westfield Montgomery you get high-quality replacement parts for the repair and a range of accessories to protect the device afterward.
For many screen repairs there is more than one part option. Some screens are a closer match in brightness and color, while others keep the cost lower. We lay out the options for your model so you can choose what fits how you use the phone.
On the accessory side, we carry cases, tempered glass screen protectors, charging cables, wall adapters and car chargers for current iPhone, Galaxy and Pixel models. We also install screen protectors for you, which takes the bubbles and the crooked edges out of the job. If you just finished a screen repair, a protector is the simplest way to keep the new glass in good shape.
A repair at our Westfield Montgomery store follows the same four stages for every device.
If the diagnosis shows a second problem, such as a worn battery behind a cracked screen, we tell you about it in Stage 2. You choose what gets done and what can wait.
The Fix is on the second level of Westfield Montgomery, near the food court and across from Chick-fil-A. The street address is 7101 Democracy Blvd, Bethesda, MD 20817. Inside the mall, Nordstrom and The Cheesecake Factory are easy reference points, and the store sits between the two.
Driving is simple. Westfield Montgomery is right at I-270 Spur Exit 1 (Democracy Blvd), a few minutes from the Capital Beltway. If you take the bus, the Montgomery Mall Transit Center is on the mall property, a short walk from the doors.
The mall sits where Bethesda meets Potomac, with Potomac Village about three miles to the west. Lockheed Martin headquarters on Rockledge Drive is less than a mile away, Walter Johnson High School is about a mile to the east, and Cabin John Regional Park is just under a mile to the north.
Bethesda weather affects your phone in both directions, through humid summer heat and cold winter mornings.
Summer is hard on batteries. A phone left on a car seat in July, or running navigation in a dashboard mount in full sun, can heat up past what the battery is built for. Repeated heat ages the cell and can lead to a swollen battery, which pushes against the screen or the back glass from the inside. If you see a gap opening at the edge of the phone, stop charging it and bring it in.
Humidity is the other summer issue. Moving from an air-conditioned building into a sticky afternoon can leave condensation on and inside a cold phone, and over time moisture can corrode the charging pins.
Winter brings the opposite problem. On a cold morning at a bus stop or on a walk, a worn battery can report plenty of charge and then trigger a sudden shutdown. The cold lowers the voltage the battery can deliver, and an aging cell drops below what the phone needs to stay on.
When you visit our Westfield Montgomery store, expect a quick, calm visit with a team that explains things patiently and at your pace.
The staff are polite and respectful, whether you are dropping off a cracked iPhone or asking a question about a charger, and questions are welcome at any point of the visit.
The store is also a good stop if you only need an accessory. You can pick up a case or a cable and get help finding the right fit for your model without a repair at all.
An iPhone 16 battery repair at The Fix in Westfield Montgomery is usually same-day and often takes less than 30 minutes. The time depends mainly on how cleanly the adhesive under the cell releases, since that is the slowest part of the job.
The time to repair an iPad Air screen depends on the glass and the adhesive. The iPad Air screen is laminated, so the glass and the panel come off as one piece, and the new screen needs time for the adhesive to set before the tablet goes back to you.
Repair time for a MacBook Pro depends on the fault and on whether the part is in stock. A battery or a keyboard is a different job from a screen assembly, and a logic board fault takes longer to trace.
Repairing an iPhone 16 Pro camera takes as long as the damage requires. If only the protective lens cover is cracked, the job is short. If the camera module itself is out of focus or shows a black image, the module is replaced, which takes longer because the phone has to be opened further.
The time to repair a phone with water damage depends on how far the liquid reached and how long it sat inside. We open the phone, clean the board and check for corrosion before replacing any part, and the timing follows from what we find. Turning the phone off right away and bringing it in quickly improves the odds for the board.
What you pay for an iPhone 15 Pro screen at our store depends mostly on the part you choose. The 15 Pro uses an OLED panel, and the options differ in color accuracy and brightness. Damage near the Face ID sensors can add to the work.
Galaxy S24 back glass cost comes down to how badly the glass is broken and whether the camera lens cover took damage too. Glass that shattered into small pieces takes more time to remove from the adhesive, and a cracked lens cover is a separate part.
The price to repair an iPad charging port depends on the iPad model and the type of port. Older iPads use a Lightning port and newer ones use USB-C, and on some models the port is soldered to the board while on others it is part of a flex cable. Sometimes a cleaning is all the port needs, which costs less than a replacement.
MacBook Air battery pricing depends on the model year and chip. Intel and Apple silicon models use different batteries, and a battery that has swollen against the trackpad may need extra work to remove safely.
A Galaxy A55 screen repair costs more or less depending on whether the screen is replaced alone or together with the frame. If a drop on a trail or a parking lot bent the frame, the new screen needs the frame assembly to sit flat. We check the frame first so you know which part your phone needs.
The cost to fix a Pixel 8 that will not power on depends on the cause. A fully drained battery, a failed charging port and a board fault all look the same from the outside, so the price follows from what the technician finds once the phone is opened.
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