iPhone Repair Sydney – Screen, Battery, Charging Port & Fault Repairs

Yes! We provide a warranty of six months for all iPhone repairs in Sydney. All our repairs are guaranteed for 6 months for parts and screen replacements. This covers all the components of the iPhone that we replace. We replace worn out and dysfunctional parts with quality OEM components. However, under no circumstances, physical damage will be covered under warranty.

Confirm at the time of your quote that the proposed iPhone repair qualifies for the six-month warranty, and ask about exclusions, parts coverage and workmanship coverage before approving the work. Keep your receipt and warranty information.

Most iPhone screen replacements take about 30–45 minutes when the display for your model is in stock, and many battery and charging-port repairs are also finished the same day. Repairs that need a part ordered in, a liquid-damage assessment or board-level work can take two to three days. We confirm the expected time with your upfront quote.

We use both genuine and OEM parts to replace worn out or damaged iPhone screens. OEM parts are the authentic manufacturer’s product that made your mobile phone, which means it is the real deal, not a copycat. Replacing your iPhone parts with OEM components gives you manufacturer’s warranty, the quality, and the performance is greater than the generic brands.

Ask us which part type is proposed for your repair, whether it is in stock for your model, and what warranty applies before approving the work, so the recommendation and quote are confirmed for your specific device.

Yes. Bring the phone and any parts or screws you removed to Burwood or Newtown. We check what has been done, test the phone and give you an upfront quote to finish the repair. This applies to current models and older supported iPhones alike.

Nope, we do not want you to send your SIM card for iPhone repairs in Sydney as we have our own SIM cards to test the phone. But, we do request you to give your passcode as it hinders our ability to test all the functions of the device.

iphones come with a warranty period, and if your iphone is still under the warranty period, you may probably get your iphone fixed free of cost or can even help with replacement if your request is genuine. But if it does not stick to their policies, then it is chargeable, at times you might have to encounter the shipping cost too. Our experts trained in iphone repair Sydney, can help you get your iphone repaired at a quick turnaround time.

The price depends on the model and the screen option you choose – a current Pro Max OLED costs more than an older LCD model. We give you an exact price after checking the phone, and each model page shows what applies to that device. Choose your iPhone model at the top of this page or request a quote for a price before you visit.

Yes. Most iPhone screen replacements are done while you wait, in about 30–45 minutes, when the display for your model is in stock at Burwood or Newtown. If you want to be sure the part is on the shelf before you come in, call 02 9747 8880.

No. Walk-ins are welcome at both Sydney stores during opening hours. You can also book online or call ahead so the part is ready when you arrive.

All current models – the iPhone 17, 16, 15 and 14 families – as well as iPhone 13, 12, 11, XS, XR, X, 8 and SE. Each model has its own page with model-specific repair information; use the model menu at the top of this page.

Burwood: 10 Burwood Road, Burwood NSW 2134, 02 9747 8880. Newtown: Shop 1A, 2 Enmore Road, Newtown NSW 2042, 02 8970 0947. Parramatta customers can use pickup and delivery. Opening hours for each store are listed at the bottom of this page.

For many models we can offer more than one screen option at different prices, such as a standard replacement display or a higher-grade OLED panel. We explain what is available for your model, how it compares and the warranty that applies before you approve the repair.

No. A screen replacement does not touch the phone’s storage, so your photos, apps and settings stay as they are. We still recommend an iCloud or computer backup before any repair, as we do for every device.

Stop pressing on the screen and bring the phone in. These symptoms usually mean the display panel or its connector has been damaged, and in most cases a screen replacement fixes it. We test with a known-good display first so you are not quoted for a screen if the fault is on the board.

Yes. iPhone 15, 16 and 17 models use USB-C, and we clean, replace or board-repair the port depending on what the diagnosis shows. iPhone 14 and earlier Lightning ports are repaired the same way.

Cheap Mobile Repair has repaired iPhones in Sydney since 2015. You get a free diagnosis, an upfront quote before any work, a six-month warranty on eligible repairs, and walk-in service at Burwood and Newtown, with pickup and delivery for Parramatta customers. Call us on 02 9747 8880 or request a quote online.

We repair iPhone screens and displays, batteries, charging ports (Lightning and USB-C), front and rear cameras, speakers and microphones, back glass, liquid damage and board-level faults, and we diagnose Face ID problems and assess data recovery. Diagnosis is free, and you approve an upfront quote before any work begins.

Our profound and prompt service differentiates us from the crowd and puts us ahead of our competition.

• Free diagnostic
• Quick and convenient repair process
• 6 months warranty
• Competitive prices
• Most screen repairs done in 30–45 minutes
• Quality parts

The following problems are the ultimate reasons behind iPhone screen repairs in Sydney,

• Ghost Touch on iPhone
• Lines on iPhone Display
• Bleeding display
• Black ink
• White screen
• Distorted image

About 30–45 minutes for most models when the screen is in stock. We test the phone, give you an upfront quote, replace the display and test it again before handing it back. If the screen for your model has to be ordered in, we tell you when you ask for a quote.

Yes, you can get a broken iPhone screen repair in Sydney from Apple without revoking your warranty. But, before you do so, check if the warranty status of your iphone is valid. At times, you might have to pay the replacement cost even so, if your warranty doesn’t cover accidental damage. So, get Apple care+ coverage to escape from the hefty expenses.

Yes, Apple will not replace your iphone under warranty, if it has been physically damaged. But, there are various options out of the warranty. You can get it repaired by an expert, qualified in iphone repair Sydney at an affordable cost that suits your wallet in no time.

Dropping the iphone to the ground and cracking the screen is a common issue. We all might have gone through this phase. Well, don’t worry, you have options and can get the screen repaired in no time. But, you can’t deal with it yourself, you definitely need the help of an expert specialised in iphone repairs Sydney.

No, you will not lose your data while replacing your iphone’s battery. It is because iphone is non-volatile flash and you would not lose data by merely disconnecting the battery. An expert technician specialised in iphone repairs Sydney is aware of this. However, it is better to take a backup of your data before attempting any repair on the iphones, an iCloud or computer backup keeps your data safe.

In any iphone, the LCD display, the touch module mechanism and the front glass, emanate as one whole unit. This fully unit is then connected to the frame to restore any display issues. In some cases, the screen many complete hang off, while for others, only the screen might be shattered. In this case, contact the expert at iphone screen replacement Sydney to get the screens and display fast with a quick turnaround time.

Cheap Mobile Repair offers up to four screen grades for the iPhone 17 family, depending on stock: incell (LCD), hard OLED, soft OLED, and genuine or refurbished Apple OLED. All iPhone 17 models have a 120Hz ProMotion OLED display, so the grade you choose changes what you get back. Incell LCD is the cheapest but runs at 60Hz, is dimmer, slightly thicker and uses more battery. Hard OLED gives OLED colour and brightness but sits on a rigid glass layer that cracks more easily at the edges. Soft OLED is flexible like the original panel and is the closest aftermarket match. Genuine or refurbished Apple panels restore the original display fully. Every grade is covered by our six-month warranty. Model pages: iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max.

Incell (LCD) screens use a backlit LCD panel instead of OLED: they are the lowest-cost option, blacks look grey rather than true black, brightness is lower, the refresh rate is 60Hz and battery use is higher. Hard OLED screens are real OLED panels built on a rigid glass substrate: colour, contrast and brightness are close to original, but the panel is less flexible so it is more likely to crack from a drop on the edge. Soft OLED screens are built on a flexible substrate like Apple’s own panel: they are the most durable and most accurate aftermarket option and support the original display features. Genuine or refurbished Apple screens are the original part. We explain which grades are in stock for your model when we quote, and you choose.

For the iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max we recommend a soft OLED or a genuine or refurbished Apple panel, because both models use a 120Hz ProMotion OLED display and those grades keep the 120Hz refresh rate, brightness and always-on display. An incell screen will work and costs less, but it runs at 60Hz and looks noticeably different on a Pro model. The iPhone 16 and 16 Plus use a 60Hz OLED, so the difference between grades is smaller on those models. The 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max take different screens and are not interchangeable: see iPhone 16 Pro screen repair and iPhone 16 Pro Max screen repair.

If a non-genuine screen or battery is fitted, iOS shows an “Unknown Part” notice in Settings for a period and may not display battery-health data for a third-party battery. This is Apple’s parts notice, not a fault: the phone, touch, Face ID and charging all work normally. We always transfer True Tone from your original display to the new screen as part of every screen replacement, so the display keeps adjusting to the light around you. Face ID is not affected by a screen replacement because we transfer your original front sensor assembly to the new screen. A genuine or refurbished Apple panel avoids the notice on most models.

Yes. The iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max have an aluminium unibody with a smaller Ceramic Shield glass window on the back, and we replace that rear glass at Burwood and Newtown. The standard iPhone 17 and 17e have a full glass back, which is replaced as a complete panel. Because the parts and method differ between models, we inspect the phone and give you an upfront quote before any work, and the repair is covered by our six-month warranty.

Yes. All iPhone 16 models have a full glass back. The cracked glass is removed with a laser so the frame, cameras and wireless charging coil are not damaged, then a new rear glass panel is fitted and sealed. The 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max use different-sized panels from the 16 and 16 Plus, so we confirm your exact model when quoting. Most back-glass jobs are quoted after inspection, and the repair carries our six-month warranty.

Replace the battery when Settings shows Maximum Capacity around 80% or lower, when the phone shuts down unexpectedly, drains quickly or runs hot, or when iOS shows a battery service message. We open the phone, fit a new tested battery, seal it and test charging and power. On iPhone 17 models a third-party battery triggers an “Unknown Part” notice and iOS may not report the battery-health percentage; the battery still works normally. Your data is not affected. Model pages: iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro Max.

Yes. We replace batteries in every iPhone 16 model at Burwood and Newtown. Signs you need one: Maximum Capacity around 80% or below in Settings, unexpected shutdowns, fast drain or overheating. We check whether the fault is the battery, the charger or the charging port first, then fit a new tested battery and cover it with our six-month warranty. Expect an “Unknown Part” notice in Settings with a non-genuine battery; the phone and battery work normally. See iPhone 16 Pro Max repair or iPhone 16 Pro repair.

Soft OLED lasts longer. Its flexible substrate absorbs edge impacts the way the original Apple panel does, while a hard OLED panel is more likely to crack at the corners from the same drop. Both are real OLED and both are covered by our six-month warranty against defects, but the warranty does not cover physical damage, so if you drop your phone often the soft OLED or a genuine panel is the better choice. A tempered-glass protector helps with either grade.