Samsung Repair

The most common Samsung repairs include screen replacement and battery replacement. Screen repair is often necessary when your phone gets cracked glass from a drop or other accident. Battery replacement is often sought as the device gets older and loses battery cycles.

The cost to fix your Samsung depends on the model and the type of repair that is needed. Newer model phones, such as the Samsung Galaxy S20 5G, are often more expensive to repair than older model phones, such as the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus. Screen replacement costs are typically more expensive than battery replacements, for example.

One of the most common Samsung device repairs is fixing a cracked screen. Repair services for cracked screens can be done with Samsung and also at authorized local cell phone repair shops. Pricing for an out-of-warranty screen repair will vary depending on the specific model of your Samsung phone. With some of the more common Galaxy S and Galaxy Note devices, a screen repair will run between around $199 - $299. Prices can also increase up to around $499 - $599 with more advanced phones such as the Galaxy Z Flip and Galaxy Fold.

The battery life on your Samsung phone will decrease over time due to regular usage. Getting the battery replaced is a common repair and also a relatively low-cost way of extending the life of your phone. You can get an out-of-warranty battery replacement directly from Samsung, or from a local authorized cell phone repair company. On average, a replacement battery for a Samsung device will cost around $50.

A Samsung phone may start to feel slow and sluggish over time. Restarting your phone will often help improve your experience as it provides a quick fresh start. But a phone can begin to slow down for various reasons and a reboot may not always resolve the problem. If you have a slow Samsung phone you may want to visit a local authorized repair shop and request a free diagnostics. Running a diagnostics test will help to troubleshoot the issue quickly.

It's important to note that Samsung offers a limited warranty on their products, covering any defects that occurred during the manufacturing process for a set period. This means that things like broken screens, batteries with short lives, and other problems that arise as a part of regular use aren't covered. That said, you should make sure you talk to your repair provider about what may or may not fall under the warranty.