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The average cost to repair a cellphone is around $180, but prices range from $20 to $250 or more, depending on the type of repair. Some of the less expensive common repairs include charging port or headphone port repair, which averages around $60, and minor water damage, which can total as low as $30 in some cases. Screen repair—the most common cellphone repair needed—averages around $180 and can fall between $100 and $350, depending on the extent of the damage.

In most cases, it is more affordable to repair a cellphone than it is to buy a new one. The average cost to repair a phone is around $180, while the average smartphone costs between $720 and $1,000 or more. Repair costs are almost never more than 50% of the total phone cost, with the high end of repairs costing around $350. If you hire a professional phone repair service near you, you’ll usually save significant funds repairing instead of replacing your cellphone.

It’s usually more affordable to repair your smartphone than replace it, with repairs averaging around $150 and a full replacement averaging over $800. There are exceptions to this, as severe water damage might be prohibitively expensive, depending on the replacement cost of your phone. For less severe damage, like a broken charging or headphone port, buttons or rockers that don’t work, or a broken screen, you’ll likely pay far less for a smartphone repair, making it the better option.

It is possible to fix a broken phone screen yourself using a phone repair kit, but we don’t recommend it. Replacing your screen isn’t as simple as taking the old one off and putting the new one on, and DIYers can mess up many steps. Those include opening the phone without damaging internal components, removing internal pieces without breaking them, and calibrating the screen after replacement. Any mistakes could lead to problems with functionality and might lead to your phone failing to work. It’s best to hire a phone repair technician who can fix your phone screen efficiently.

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