Galaxy S · Z Fold · Z Flip · Note · A

Samsung Galaxy Repair

Screens, batteries, charging ports and liquid damage on every Galaxy we list below — from the A14 to the new Z Fold 8 Ultra, Z Flip 8 and S26 FE — done in our own Newcastle workshop, or posted to us free from anywhere in the UK.

£45 Diagnostic

Waived when you go ahead, with a fixed quote before any work.

Folds, Flips & S Pen

Folding screens, cover screens and pen digitisers handled properly.

Free UK Mail-In

Tracked and insured both ways, with a 30-day warranty.

Which Galaxy do you have?

Pick your exact model. It changes the repair — whether the screen is curved, whether an S Pen digitiser has to come across, where the fingerprint reader sits, and on a Fold or Flip, which of two screens is broken. Each page says what applies to yours.

Not sure which one you have? Settings, About phone shows the model name — or send us a message and we will confirm before quoting.

What changes a Galaxy repair

AMOLED, or a cheap copy

Almost every Galaxy since 2023 has an AMOLED screen. The corner the trade cuts is fitting an LCD copy: grey blacks, faster battery drain, and an under-display fingerprint reader that usually stops working. We tell you which panel we are quoting.

Curved or flat

The S21, S22 and S23 Ultras and the Note 10 and Note 20 Ultra curve over the edges. Curved glass is more exposed in a drop and harder to replace without damage, so it costs more. Every Galaxy S since the S24 is flat.

S Pen digitiser

On the Ultras with a built-in S Pen, the Note range, and the Fold 3 to Fold 6, the pen writes through a digitiser layer in the screen. A replacement has to include it, or the pen stops working. The Fold 7 and Fold 8 dropped S Pen support.

Folds and Flips

Two screens, two batteries and a hinge. The folding screen is the most expensive part in the phone, and a bubbling factory protector is not always a broken panel — we check which you actually have before quoting.

Samsung repair FAQs

Are you a Samsung authorised service centre?

No. We are an independent repair workshop, and we would rather say so up front. If your Galaxy has a manufacturing fault and is still in warranty, Samsung will fix it free and that is where it should go. For accidental damage, liquid, or a phone out of warranty, an independent repair usually costs less and takes less time, and we tell you exactly which part we are fitting.

Do you use genuine Samsung screens?

We tell you exactly which panel we are quoting for before you agree to anything. The thing to avoid on any AMOLED Galaxy is a cheap LCD copy: it looks washed out, drains the battery faster and usually disables the under-display fingerprint reader. We do not fit those and call it a screen replacement.

Can you repair Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip screens?

Yes. The cover screen and the folding main screen are separate repairs, and the folding screen is the expensive one. A bubbling or lifting factory protector is not always a broken screen, so we check which you actually have before quoting. On the Fold 3 to Fold 6, which support the S Pen, the replacement inner screen has to include the pen digitiser.

Will my data be safe?

Screen, battery and charging repairs do not touch your storage, and we never wipe a phone as part of a repair. Recent Galaxy phones have Maintenance mode, in Settings under device care, which hides your personal data while the phone is being tested — switch it on before handing it over.

Can I post my Samsung to you?

Yes. Mail-in is free both ways, tracked and insured, from anywhere in the UK, with the same fixed quote before any work and the same 30-day warranty as a walk-in.

Book your Samsung repair

Post it to us from anywhere in the UK, or walk in to 119 New Bridge Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 2SW with free private parking in front of the shop. Either way you get a £45 diagnostic that is waived when you go ahead with the repair, a fixed quote before any work starts, and a 30-day warranty on the repair.

Samsung screen repair in Newcastle

iRepair Labs is an independent repair workshop and is not a Samsung authorised service centre. Samsung and Galaxy are trademarks of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.