You repair Apple, Samsung, Google Pixel, Motorola, and OnePlus devices. Cracked screens rank among the most common fixes people bring in. Costs shift based on the model—lower-end or older phones stay cheaper, while flagship or recent ones climb higher due to advanced displays like OLED and extra layers for touch. Prices here reflect typical 2026 ranges in the US (official manufacturer quotes plus what local shops often charge for aftermarket or refurbished parts). Official repairs use genuine components and carry warranties, but third-party options can cut the bill by 30-50% in many cases.

These figures include labor and parts. Taxes, rush fees, or specific damage might add a bit. Always inspect the phone first—sometimes it’s just the glass layer, which drops the price.

Apple iPhone Screen Replacement Costs (Low to High Models)

Apple sticks to official pricing for out-of-warranty repairs. Newer models cost more because of ProMotion tech and brighter panels.

• Lower-end/older models (like iPhone SE, 11, 12 series): Around $129–$229 official, or $80–$180 at local shops.
• Mid-range (iPhone 13, 14, 15 base/Pro): $229–$299 official, often $150–$250 third-party.
• High-end/recent flagships (iPhone 15 Pro Max, 16 series, 16 Pro/Pro Max): $299–$379 official (up to $379 for Pro Max), third-party around $200–$320.

With AppleCare+, many drop to $29 per incident.

Samsung Galaxy Screen Replacement Costs (Low to High Models)

Samsung lists clear prices on its site. Budget A-series stay low, while S Ultra models hit the top.

• Lower-end/budget models (Galaxy A-series, FE variants like S24 FE, S25 FE): $99–$149 official or local.
• Mid-range (Galaxy S24/S25 base or Plus): $174–$199 official.
• High-end flagships (Galaxy S23/S24/S25 Ultra): $259 official, sometimes $200–$300 at shops.

Foldables go much higher, but for standard phones, this covers most.

Google Pixel Screen Replacement Costs (Low to High Models)

Pixel pricing varies more by authorized providers like uBreakiFix or mail-in. Newer ones use similar OLED tech to flagships.

• Lower-end/older models (Pixel 4a, 5 series): $100–$170.
• Mid-range (Pixel 6, 7, 8 base): $180–$220.
• High-end (Pixel 8 Pro, newer Pro models): $210–$300 or so, depending on the shop.

DIY kits from places like iFixit can bring it down to $100–$170 for many.

Motorola Screen Replacement Costs (Low to High Models)

Motorola keeps things straightforward and affordable compared to the big names. Moto G series dominates repairs.

• Lower-end/budget models (Moto G series base, older Stylus/Power): $100–$150 at shops.
• Mid-range (Moto G Power/Stylus 5G in recent years): Around $149 common.
• High-end (Edge series or premium Moto): $150–$250, though less common.

Local shops often handle these quickly since parts stay available.

OnePlus Screen Replacement Costs (Low to High Models)

OnePlus parts pricing stays consistent across models—official out-of-warranty screen around $200, plus labor $17–$77.

• Lower-end/older models (Nord series, 10/11): $150–$200.
• Mid-range to high-end (OnePlus 12, 13 series): Around $200 official for screen, sometimes $169–$200 at third-party.

They bundle labor separately, so the total might land $220–$280.

How to Protect and Maintain Your Phone Screen

A cracked screen repair hurts less if you avoid it happening again. Simple habits make a big difference—screens today resist scratches better than older ones, but drops and daily wear still take a toll.

Use a tempered glass screen protector from day one. It absorbs impacts and scratches instead of the actual display. Pick one with a good oleophobic coating so fingerprints wipe off easily.

Add a solid case with raised edges. Look for ones rated for drops—the lip around the screen stops it from touching surfaces directly.

Clean the screen gently. Grab a microfiber cloth (like the ones for glasses) and lightly dampen it with water or a 60/40 water-isopropyl mix. Skip harsh cleaners, paper towels, or sprays—they strip the coating that repels oil. Wash your hands often too; greasy fingers build up fast.

Avoid risky spots. Don’t toss the phone in a bag with keys or coins. Keep it face-up on tables. In pockets, screen toward your leg to reduce scratch risk from rough fabric.

Handle it mindfully—no tight grips that press hard, and avoid extreme temps (hot car dashboards warp glue layers over time).

These steps extend screen life noticeably. A good protector and case combo often saves hundreds compared to repeated repairs.

If a customer asks about their specific model, drop the details here or bring it in for a free check. Which brand or model do most people bring to you lately?