Phone Screen Repair Singapore

Screens we repair

Every screen is not the same, and neither is every repair. Here is what we handle, brand by brand.

iPhone Screen Repair: From the older SE and 8 series right up to the newest Pro Max models, we handle both LCD and OLED displays. Since Apple’s newer iPhones fuse the glass directly to the display panel, we assess whether your phone genuinely qualifies for a simpler glass-only fix or needs a full display swap, and we will tell you honestly which one applies before quoting a price.

Samsung Screen Repair: Galaxy S series, A series, and the Fold and Flip range all come through our doors regularly. Samsung’s AMOLED panels need careful handling during removal and reinstallation, and our technicians are trained specifically on Samsung’s curved edge displays and the more delicate foldable screens.

Android Screen Repair, all other brands: Oppo, Vivo, Huawei, Honor, OnePlus, Google Pixel, Xiaomi, and Asus, if it runs Android, we have almost certainly fixed one before. Parts availability varies by model, so we will confirm sourcing and pricing with you at the point of diagnosis rather than promising something we cannot deliver.

iPad Screen Repair & other Android Tablets: Larger screens bring their own challenges, more surface area for the crack to spread, and often a more involved disassembly process since tablets are built differently from phones. We handle iPad models across generations as well as popular Android tablets.

If you are looking for pricing and details specific to your exact phone or tablet model, click through to the brand page above, this page is where we cover screen repair broadly across everything we handle.

Got a cracked MacBook display or a scratched Apple Watch screen instead? We handle those too, over on our MacBook screen repair and Apple Watch screen repair pages.

Cracked, shattered, or just unresponsive, what your screen is actually telling you

Not every damaged screen needs the same fix, and knowing what you are actually dealing with helps you understand what to expect from a repair.

A cracked screen where the display underneath still shows a clear picture and responds properly to touch is often the most straightforward job. The glass has broken but the layer doing the actual work, showing images and detecting your finger, is still intact.

A shattered or smashed screen, where cracks have spread across most of the display or chunks of glass are missing, usually means the impact was harder and there is a higher chance the digitizer or panel underneath has also taken damage. This is common after a proper hard drop onto tile or concrete, the kind that happens stepping off an HDB lift or dropping your phone at a hawker centre table.

A screen that stays black or shows no response even though you can hear notifications coming through, is a different problem entirely. The glass might look fine, but the actual display component has failed. This almost always points to LCD or OLED panel damage rather than something you can fix by simply replacing the outer glass.

If your touch response has gone patchy, certain areas of the screen do not register your finger, or you are seeing lines, flickering, or discoloured patches, that is also a sign the display itself is affected, not just the glass on top.

Glass-only repair versus full screen replacement

This is where a lot of confusion happens, and it is worth understanding before you get quoted a price. On older phones with LCD screens, the glass sits as its own separate layer above the display, which means a clean glass-only repair is genuinely possible if the display underneath is untouched.

On newer phones, especially most iPhones from the X onward and Samsung’s AMOLED models, the glass is fused directly to the display panel during manufacturing. There is no simple way to separate just the glass without a highly specialised process, and on these models a full display replacement is usually the more realistic and reliable option.

We go into this in much more depth, including exactly which models genuinely qualify for glass-only repair, in our guide on iPhone glass-only versus full display replacement. Worth a read if you want to understand the difference before you book, especially if a shop somewhere else has quoted you a suspiciously cheap glass-only price on a newer phone.

LCD versus OLED, why it changes the price

Your screen’s display technology has a bigger impact on repair cost than almost anything else. LCD screens, found on older iPhones and many budget Android phones, are simpler to manufacture and generally cheaper to replace.

OLED and AMOLED screens, used across most current flagship phones including newer iPhones and Samsung’s Galaxy S and Note lines, are more complex, produce deeper blacks and better contrast, and cost meaningfully more to source and replace.

If you are not sure which one your phone has, that is completely normal, most people are not expected to know this off the top of their head. Bring it in and we will confirm it as part of your free diagnostic.

What actually determines your repair cost

A few honest factors decide your final price, and understanding them helps you make sense of any quote you receive, from us or anywhere else.

Display technology. As covered above, OLED and AMOLED panels cost more than LCD.

Part grade. We offer a choice between original quality parts, which match factory display performance closely including brightness, colour accuracy, and touch sensitivity, and more affordable OEM grade alternatives. We will walk you through the difference so you can choose based on what matters most to you, budget or performance closest to original.

Extent of the damage. A clean crack on glass-only compatible models costs less than a full replacement needed after a harder impact that has affected the display underneath.

Your specific phone model. Newer, larger, and more premium models generally cost more to repair simply because the parts themselves cost more. Check the relevant brand page linked above for model specific pricing.

Screen repair price ranges in Singapore

Here is a general sense of what to expect, based on device type and screen technology. These are indicative ranges, not exact quotes, since your final price depends on the exact model and part grade you choose, and we will always confirm the precise figure during your free diagnostic before any work begins.

If your exact model is not clearly covered by these ranges, that is completely normal, some models fall outside the typical bracket. Bring it in and we will give you a precise, honest number.

Our process, from walk-in to working phone again

• Free diagnostic first. Before we quote you anything, our technicians properly check your phone, confirm whether it is glass-only eligible or needs a full replacement, and identify if there is any damage beyond the screen itself that you should know about.
• Upfront pricing. You get a clear price before we start, no surprises added on halfway through.
• Fast turnaround. Most screen repairs are completed within the hour while you wait, though this depends on model and part availability, which we will confirm at the point of diagnosis.
• 100 day warranty. Every screen repair we complete is backed by our warranty, covering both the part and the workmanship.
• Doorstep repair islandwide. If getting to one of our shops is not convenient, we can come to you, wherever you are in Singapore.

Why Singaporeans choose LYK Repair for screen repair

We have been fixing phones since 2014, and screen repair is genuinely one of the jobs we do most often. Every customer gets an honest assessment first, we are not going to tell you that you need a full display replacement if a simpler glass repair genuinely does the job, and we are not going to sell you a glass-only fix on a phone where the technical reality means it is not the right call.

As an Apple-verified Independent Repair Provider, we also have access to genuine Apple parts for iPhone repairs, on top of quality original grade alternatives across every other brand we service.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How much does phone screen repair cost in Singapore?
It depends heavily on your phone model, its display technology, and the part grade you choose. LCD screen repairs on older or budget models tend to be the most affordable, while OLED and AMOLED repairs on newer flagship phones cost more. Bring your phone in for a free diagnostic and we will give you an exact price, not a rough guess.

2. Can you fix a shattered or badly cracked screen, or is it too far gone?
In almost every case, yes. Even a badly shattered screen is usually repairable, since the damage is typically limited to the glass and display, not the rest of the phone. The only situations where we would advise against repair are cases where the cost of parts genuinely exceeds what the phone is worth, and we will always tell you plainly if that is the case rather than repairing it anyway.

3. How long does a screen repair actually take?
Most screen repairs are completed within an hour. Certain models or less common parts may take longer if we need to source a specific component, which we will confirm upfront during your diagnostic.

4. Will I lose my photos, apps, or data during a screen repair?
No. A screen repair does not involve wiping or resetting your phone’s storage. Your data stays exactly as it was.

5. Do you repair Android and tablet screens too, or just iPhones?
Yes. We repair screens across iPhone, Samsung, and all major Android brands, along with iPads and popular Android tablets. If you are unsure whether we cover your specific model, just reach out and ask.

6. What is the difference between a cracked screen and a broken LCD or display?
A cracked screen usually refers to the glass being physically damaged while the display underneath still works normally. A broken LCD or display means the actual screen component that produces the image has failed, often showing as a black screen, flickering, discolouration, or areas that no longer respond to touch. The second one generally means a full display replacement is needed rather than a simpler glass repair.

7. Do you offer a warranty on screen repairs?
Yes, every screen repair comes with our 100 day warranty covering both parts and workmanship.

8. Is walk-in available, or do I need to book an appointment?
Walk-ins are welcome at any of our outlets. If you would prefer certainty around timing, or want doorstep repair instead, you are welcome to book ahead too.

If your screen is cracked, shattered, or just not responding the way it should, bring it in for a free diagnostic and we will tell you exactly what is wrong and what it will genuinely cost to fix, no guesswork, no upsell.