Phone screen repair at seven Lehigh Valley stores

Cracked glass, dead displays, and touch problems on iPhone, Samsung, Android, and iPad. Free diagnosis, quote before we start.

Smartphone with a cracked screen on a repair bench beside a screwdriver set

Phone screen repair at Quick Cellphone Repair is a walk-in counter job. Bring the device to any of our seven Lehigh Valley stores between 10 AM and 8 PM, seven days a week. Diagnosis is free and the quote is written before we take the screen off.

We replace screens on iPhones, Samsung and other Android phones, and iPads. Most in-stock screen jobs finish in 30 to 60 minutes. Call 484-268-9337 first if you want us to check your model is on the shelf before you drive across the valley.

Screens we replace

Every screen repair starts with a free diagnosis so you know what actually broke before you pay for a part.

iPhone screen repair — cracked glass, a black or lined display, dead touch, or lost Face ID after a bad repair elsewhere
Samsung and Android screen repair — Galaxy and Pixel glass, under-display fingerprint panels, and OLED assemblies
iPad and tablet screen repair — cracked glass and digitizer or display replacement
Laptop screen replacement — handled on the laptop bench, cracked glass or a dead panel

Glass only, or the whole display

A cracked screen is three different jobs. The glass can crack while the picture and touch still work. The display underneath can fail with lines, a black blotch, or dead touch even when the glass looks fine. Sometimes it is both.

We tell you which one you have during the free diagnosis, so you are not paying for a display assembly when the glass is the only thing that broke. On iPhones we keep your original Face ID hardware on the phone — a swapped sensor is how Face ID dies after a cheap mail-in repair.

For the detail on each platform, read [cracked iPhone screen](/blog/cracked-iphone-screen), [cracked Android screen](/blog/cracked-android-screen), or [iPad screen repair](/blog/ipad-screen-repair). What the glass itself is made of is covered in [iPhone screen materials](/blog/iphone-screen-materials) and [Android screen materials](/blog/android-screen-materials).

Premium glass versus aftermarket glass

Premium and OEM-style glass costs more and carries a 45-day limited warranty on the screen work. Aftermarket glass costs less and the warranty window is shorter — the exact length is written on your quote, not hidden in a slogan.

We stock both when we can and we do not pretend they are the same part. You pick after you see the number. True Tone and auto-brightness depend on a paired display, so we tell you when a replacement will keep those features and when it will not.

The written terms are on the [repair policy](/policies/repair). We do not offer mail-in repair — the phone stays at the store you walked into so we can test touch, cameras, and Face ID with you before you leave.

What we will not pretend

We will not invent a price on this page. A screen for an older iPhone is not a screen for the newest Pro Max, and glass-only is not a full display. The honest number is the quote for your exact model, written before any work starts.

We will not promise a repair time we cannot keep. Most in-stock screens are 30 to 60 minutes. If your model is not on the shelf, we say so before we start and give you a pickup window.

If the quote is more than the phone is worth to you, we will say so. We also sell phones — sometimes a [replacement from the shop](/shop/iphone) is the cheaper path. That conversation happens at the counter.

Guides for the job you have

The written warranty is on the repair policy. Phone repair, screens, and batteries are on repair services.