The Fix in Woodland Hills Mall

Looking for phone repair inside Woodland Hills Mall in Tulsa, OK 74133?

The Fix is a dedicated repair store conveniently located inside Woodland Hills Mall at 7021 S Memorial Dr, Suite 274, Tulsa, OK 74133. We repair phones, tablets, laptops and game consoles. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes. A cracked iPhone, a Galaxy that dies by lunchtime or a Pixel that stopped charging can all be handled on the same trip to the mall.

Phone repair in Tulsa usually starts with one question: can this be fixed today, and what will it take? This page answers that for the devices we work on, walks through how a repair moves from drop-off to pickup, and shows where to find us inside the mall.

Why choose The Fix at Woodland Hills Mall for phone repair?

Three things set this store up to be easy to use. The diagnosis is free, the repair fits around your time at the mall, and you stay informed while the work is underway.

The free diagnosis matters because symptoms can mislead. A phone that will not power on might need a battery, a charging port or a closer look at the board. A screen with dead spots might be a damaged panel or a loose connector. A technician tests the device to find the real fault first, so the repair you pay for is the one the phone actually needs.

The repair also fits around your visit. Drop the device off, and the work can be finished while you are shopping, eating or running other errands in the mall. You come back to a phone that is ready to use.

Longer jobs come with updates. If a laptop needs a part or a water-damaged phone takes more testing, we tell you what we found and what happens next, so you are not left guessing.

What phone repairs does The Fix in Tulsa offer?

Screen replacement is the heart of our phone work. We replace a cracked screen or shattered glass on iPhone 17, iPhone 16 and iPhone 13 models, along with the Samsung Galaxy S25, the Galaxy A15 and the Google Pixel 9. Cracks are not the only reason a screen needs attention. Unresponsive touch in a strip of the glass, ghost touch that opens apps on its own, green lines or a black panel after a drop all point to a damaged screen assembly, and a new screen clears them.

Battery replacement comes next. A battery draining fast by midafternoon, a sudden shutdown at 20 percent or a phone that gets warm while it charges are signs of a worn cell. A swollen battery needs attention right away: if the screen or back is being pushed open, stop charging the phone and bring it in.

Charging port repair covers phones that charge only at an angle or not at all. Debris in the port is a frequent cause, since lint packs down every time a cable goes in. We clear it first. If the pins are bent or worn, we replace the port.

We also replace cracked back glass on iPhone and Galaxy models, swap a broken camera lens cover, and fix a muffled speaker or a microphone callers cannot hear. Water damage gets its own process: we open the phone, clean the affected areas and test each part before recommending a repair.

What devices can The Fix repair besides phones?

Tablets are a big part of what we fix. We replace screens and batteries on the iPad Air and iPad mini, along with Samsung Galaxy Tab models. Tablets get dropped off beds and couches, and a cracked corner can spread across the glass if it is left alone. We also fix tablet charging ports that have gone loose.

Laptops come in for broken screens, worn batteries, sticky or liquid-damaged keyboards and failing storage drives. We work on MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models as well as Windows laptops. A laptop that runs only while plugged in, or one that shuts off when the lid moves, gets tested before we recommend a part.

Game consoles round out the list. On the PlayStation 5, a bent or broken HDMI port is a frequent problem, since a cable pulled at an angle can crack it. On Xbox Series X and Series S consoles, we handle HDMI ports and disc drives that stop reading. Nintendo Switch repairs include cracked screens, charging ports that no longer take power and worn Joy-Con rails that let the controllers slide loose.

What parts and accessories does The Fix at Woodland Hills Mall offer?

A Galaxy S25 screen and a Galaxy A15 screen are not interchangeable, and a MacBook Air battery will not fit a MacBook Pro. That is why each part is ordered by model number, and the replacements we fit are high-quality parts. The right part is what lets touch, brightness, charging and battery readings behave normally after the repair.

The store also carries accessories that protect a phone once it is fixed. You will find cases in rugged and slim styles, tempered glass screen protectors, camera lens protectors, chargers and cables, plus small tech gadgets. A screen protector can be fitted in the store, so a new screen leaves already covered.

How does a repair work at The Fix in Woodland Hills Mall?

Each repair follows the same five stages, whether it is a phone, a tablet, a laptop or a console.

1. Stage 1: Drop-off. Bring the device to the store and tell us what happened, such as a drop, a spill or a battery that fades early.
2. Stage 2: Diagnosis. A technician tests the device and confirms which part has failed.
3. Stage 3: Quote and approval. You hear the price and the expected timing before any work starts, and the repair moves ahead only once you say yes.
4. Stage 4: Repair. The technician replaces or repairs the failed part.
5. Stage 5: Testing and pickup. We check touch, charging, cameras, speakers and buttons, then hand the device back to you.

Where exactly is The Fix in Tulsa, OK 74133?

The Fix is at 7021 S Memorial Dr, Suite 274, Tulsa, OK 74133, on the upper level of Woodland Hills Mall. The store sits between the food court and Macy's, and the Pinecone Entrance is the closest door.

The mall anchors the corner of 71st Street and Memorial Drive in South Tulsa. Coming from US-169, take the 71st Street South exit and head west on 71st Street until you reach the mall.

A few local landmarks help with orientation. The Union Multipurpose Activity Center, known locally as UMAC, is roughly half a mile to the east. Tulsa Community College Southeast Campus lies about 1.6 miles to the southeast, and Hunter Park is about 3 miles to the southwest.

How does Tulsa weather affect your phone?

Tulsa summers are hard on batteries. Heat speeds up the chemical wear inside a lithium-ion cell, and a phone left on a car seat in July can reach temperatures that shorten its life in a single afternoon. Over a few summers, that shows up as a battery that no longer lasts the day.

Winter brings the opposite problem. A cold snap makes an aging battery report less charge than it really holds, which is why some phones switch off in the cold and then come back to life indoors. If that keeps happening, the battery is usually near the end of its useful life.

Spring storms and heavy rain raise the risk of liquid getting inside a phone. If your phone gets soaked, power it off, leave the charger out of it and bring it in as soon as you can. Moisture left inside keeps working on the circuits, so the time between the spill and the repair makes a real difference.

What can you expect when you visit The Fix at Woodland Hills Mall?

Expect a relaxed, friendly conversation. Staff talk you through the fault and the options without technical jargon, and questions are welcome at any point.

Heavy damage is worth bringing in. Phones that were dropped on pavement, crushed or even driven over can often be brought back to daily use with the right parts. If a repair does not make sense for the value of the device, you hear that before you spend money on it.

You can also get practical advice on protecting the device afterward, from the kind of case that suits how you carry your phone to whether a camera lens protector is worth adding.

What do people ask about The Fix at Woodland Hills Mall?

How long does it take to repair a cracked iPhone screen at The Fix in Woodland Hills Mall?

An iPhone screen repair is often same-day, and many take less than 30 minutes. An iPhone 14 with only broken glass moves quickly, while a Pro model with a bent frame needs extra time to straighten the housing before the new screen goes on.

How much does it cost to repair an iPhone 15 Pro Max screen at The Fix in Woodland Hills Mall?

Your price for an iPhone 15 Pro Max screen comes down to which screen option you choose and whether the drop damaged anything beyond the glass. OLED options differ in brightness and color, and we show you each one at the diagnosis so you can pick what fits your budget.

How much does it cost to repair a Galaxy S24 battery near Tulsa Community College Southeast Campus?

A Galaxy S24 battery is priced on two things: the battery itself and the work of opening and resealing the glued back panel. If the old battery has swollen and cracked the back glass, that panel is added to the quote as a separate part.

How long does it take to repair a MacBook at The Fix in Woodland Hills Mall?

The fault and the part it needs set the timing for a MacBook repair. A battery swap involves less disassembly than a keyboard replacement, and a screen replacement depends on the exact model year, so we give you a timeline once the fault is confirmed.

How much does it cost to repair a PlayStation 5 HDMI port near UMAC in South Tulsa?

What you pay for a PS5 HDMI port depends on how much was damaged when the cable was pulled. If only the port broke, the job is a port replacement. If the solder pads under it lifted too, extra repair work on the board is included in the price.

How long does it take to repair a water-damaged phone at The Fix in Woodland Hills Mall?

How long a water-damaged phone takes comes down to what the liquid reached. A phone that only lost its speaker needs less work than one with corrosion on several connectors, and we can estimate timing only after the phone has been opened, cleaned and tested.

How much does it cost to repair iPhone back glass at The Fix in Woodland Hills Mall?

Back glass pricing follows the iPhone model and the extent of the damage. A cracked rear panel on its own is one repair, while a broken camera lens cover or a dented frame edge beside it adds parts to the job.

How much does it cost to repair an iPad screen near Hunter Park in Tulsa?

The iPad model sets much of the price. On an iPad (9th generation), the touch glass and the screen underneath are separate layers, so a crack can be fixed by replacing the glass alone. On laminated models, the glass and screen are one piece and are replaced together.

How long does it take to repair a Nintendo Switch at The Fix in Woodland Hills Mall?

Nintendo Switch repair time depends on which part failed. A worn Joy-Con rail, a cracked screen and a charging port that no longer takes power each need different work, and the technician gives you timing once the console has been tested.

Can I walk in to The Fix at Woodland Hills Mall without an appointment?

You can walk in without an appointment. When you walk in, mention anything the device did before it failed, such as overheating, a drop or a spill, since those details point the diagnosis in the right direction.

Is my data safe during a phone repair at The Fix in Woodland Hills Mall?

Screen, battery and charging port repairs deal with hardware and do not involve your photos, messages or apps. Keeping iCloud or Google backup switched on is still a good everyday habit, since it keeps your photos safe no matter what happens to the phone itself.

How much does it cost to repair a Google Pixel charging port at The Fix in Woodland Hills Mall?

A Pixel charging port quote depends on the model and on how the port is built into it. On several Pixel models the USB-C port sits on its own small board, so the price reflects that part and the steps needed to reach it inside the phone.