iPhone Screen Repair Service

Cracked, shattered, or unresponsive iPhone screen? Bring it to Cell N Comp Repairs — most screens are replaced in about 30 minutes, same day, while you wait. Walk into any of our three locations across Chicago and the north suburbs; no appointment needed.

You choose from LCD, Soft OLED, or genuine OEM displays to fit your phone and your budget, with every price listed upfront. Every repair is backed by our 30-day warranty and 15+ years of hands-on experience.

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How Much Does iPhone Screen Repair Cost?
ModelPrice
iPhone 17 Pro Max$159 - $179 (OLED)
iPhone 17 Pro$139 - $169 (OLED)
iPhone Air$179 (OLED)
iPhone 17$129 - $159 (OLED)
iPhone 17e$99 - $149 (OLED)
iPhone 16 Pro Max$129 - $169 (OLED)
iPhone 16 Pro$129 - $169 (OLED)
iPhone 16 Plus$109 - $149 (OLED)
iPhone 16$109 - $149 (OLED)
iPhone 16e$99 - $139 (OLED)
iPhone 15 Pro Max$109 - $159 (OLED)
iPhone 15 Pro$109 - $159 (OLED)
iPhone 15 Plus$99 - $149 (OLED)
iPhone 15$99 - $149 (OLED)
iPhone 14 Pro Max$109 - $139 (OLED)
iPhone 14 Pro$109 - $139 (OLED)
iPhone 14 Plus$94 - $139 (OLED)
iPhone 14$89 - $129 (OLED)
iPhone 13 Pro Max$99 - $139 (OLED)
iPhone 13 Pro $94 - $139 (OLED)
iPhone 13$79 - $129 (OLED)
iPhone 13 Mini$89 (LCD)
iPhone 12 Pro Max$84 - $119 (OLED)
iPhone 12 Pro$74 - $119 (OLED)
iPhone 12$74 - $109 (OLED)
iPhone 12 Mini$84 (LCD)
iPhone 11 Pro Max$74 - $109 (OLED)
iPhone 11 Pro$69
iPhone 11$64
iPhone XS Max$64
iPhone XS$64
iPhone XR$64
iPhone X$64
iPhone 8 Plus$59
iPhone 8, SE, SE2$59
iPhone 7 Plus$59
iPhone 7$59
iPhone 6S Plus$59
iPhone 6S$59
iPhone 6 Plus$59
iPhone 6$59
iPhone 5SE/5S/5C/5$59

All prices listed are current as of 10-09-2026,

LCD, Soft OLED & OEM Screens — What's the Difference?

Every iPhone screen repair involves a choice between three display assembly options. The difference is price and quality. We offer all three on every model and will always explain the trade-offs for your specific iPhone before you decide.

 

LCD — lowest cost, full functionality

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) panels use a backlight to illuminate liquid crystals. The backlight is always on, which means blacks appear grey rather than true black and peak brightness is lower than OLED. Colors are accurate and touch response is fully restored, but the visual difference from an original OLED display is noticeable on models that shipped with OLED screens. For iPhones that originally had LCD — the iPhone 11, XR, and iPhone 8 series — an LCD replacement is like-for-like and the most cost-effective option.

On OLED-era iPhones, LCD is the entry-level option. The digitizer and touch layer function normally. It is a practical choice when budget is the only consideration.

Soft OLED — our recommendation for most customers

Soft OLED panels use organic light-emitting diodes mounted on a flexible substrate. Each pixel generates its own light — there is no backlight — which produces true blacks, high contrast, and vivid color reproduction closer to your original display assembly. The flex cable and digitizer layer are integrated into the display assembly, and the adhesive bonding process is the same as the OEM process.

We recommend soft OLED to most customers. It delivers genuine OLED performance at a price meaningfully below OEM. For standard non-Pro models — iPhone 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 — the quality difference between Soft OLED and OEM is small enough in everyday use that most customers cannot distinguish them. This is the option we would put in our own phones, and it is the middle path we recommend when a customer asks us to choose.

OEM — closest match to your original Apple display

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) screens are manufactured to Apple's original panel specifications. Same peak brightness, same color gamut, same True Tone calibration accuracy, and full ProMotion 120Hz adaptive refresh rate on Pro models. The rigid glass substrate construction matches Apple's original display assembly more closely than Soft OLED's flexible backing, which produces more consistent touch sensitivity across temperature variations.

OEM is the right choice for Pro model owners — iPhone 13 Pro through 16 Pro Max — where ProMotion scrolling performance, peak outdoor brightness, and True Tone accuracy are noticeably better than Soft OLED. For standard models, OEM is available for customers who want the closest possible match to their original screen, regardless of price.

 

LCD Soft OLED OEM
Price Lowest Mid-range Highest
Display technology Backlit LCD Flexible OLED Rigid OLED
True blacks No Yes Yes
Peak brightness Moderate High Highest
True Tone calibration Functional Good Best
ProMotion 120Hz (Pro) No Partial Full
Best for Budget / older models Most customers Pro models
Our recommendation When price decides Default choice Pro model owners

 

Not sure which applies to your model? Tell us when you come in — we will give you all three prices and a straight recommendation before you decide.

 

Independent Repair vs Apple Store vs Mail-In Services

When your iPhone screen breaks, you have three main options: Apple Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider, an independent repair provider like Cell N Comp Repairs, or a mail-in repair service. Here is an honest comparison.

 

Cell N Comp Repairs Apple Store / Authorized Provider
Turnaround 30 minutes same day 3–5 days typical
Screen replacement price (iPhone 15) $109 – $159 $279 – $329
Walk-in availability Yes — all 3 locations Appointment required
Warranty on repair 30 days parts & labor 90 days
Affects Apple warranty? No — Right to Repair protected No
OEM parts available? Yes Yes

 

Mail-in services are not included in the comparison above because they require you to be without your phone for 5–10 business days and remove your ability to inspect the repair before accepting it. For a same-day repair in Chicago or the suburbs, mail-in is not a practical option.

We are not affiliated with Apple Inc. iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc. We are an independent repair provider.

What Happens When You Come In

The process at every location is the same. No surprises.

Step 1 — Pre-repair assessment (5 minutes). We check touch response, Face ID function, front camera, ear speaker, and display condition before we start. Both sides know the phone's baseline condition going in. If we find anything unrelated to the screen — a degraded battery, a charging port issue — we tell you before we touch anything.

Step 2 — Screen selection. We provide pricing for LCD, Soft OLED, and OEM for your specific model. We explain the difference in plain terms. You choose. No pressure toward the higher-priced option.

Step 3 — Display assembly replacement (20–30 minutes). The pentalobe screws are removed, the display assembly is carefully separated using ESD-safe tools, the flex cable is disconnected, and the new display assembly is bonded with fresh adhesive. The process takes 20 to 30 minutes for most models.

Step 4 — Post-repair testing. We test touch sensitivity across the full digitizer, Face ID, True Tone, brightness, front camera, and ear speaker before the phone leaves our hands. If anything is not performing correctly, we address it before you pick up.

Step 5 — Pickup with warranty. You pay the price quoted at drop-off. 30-day parts and labor warranty included on every repair. If a repair-related issue appears within 30 days, bring it back — we fix it at no charge.

iPhone Screens We Replace

We fix cracked and faulty displays on every iPhone below, with LCD, Soft OLED, and OEM-grade options priced upfront.

iPhone Screen Replacement Locations & Areas We Serve

Cell N Comp Repairs provides professional iPhone screen repair services for customers across Chicago and nearby suburbs. Customers visit our stores for cracked and shattered displays, unresponsive touchscreens, black screens, dead spots, and lines or discoloration after a drop.


Logan Square iPhone Screen Repair

Customers searching for iPhone screen repair in Logan Square can visit our nearby store for professional screen diagnostics and same-day replacement. Whether your display is cracked, flickering, or no longer responding to touch, our technicians can fit a new LCD, Soft OLED, or genuine OEM screen to match your phone and budget.

Visit our Logan Square repair shop for reliable screen replacement service.

Nearby neighborhoods we serve:

  • Logan Square
  • Avondale
  • Bucktown
  • Humboldt Park
  • Albany Park
  • Irving Park

West Ridge iPhone Screen Repair

Customers in West Ridge and surrounding Chicago neighborhoods visit our store for dependable iPhone screen repair. If you've dropped your iPhone and the glass is shattered, the touch has stopped working, or the display has gone dark, our technicians can inspect the device and replace the screen — most repairs done in about 30 minutes.

Visit our West Ridge location for professional screen replacement service.

Nearby neighborhoods we serve:

  • West Ridge
  • Rogers Park
  • Edgewater
  • Peterson Park
  • West Rogers Park
  • Lincoln Square

Skokie iPhone Screen Repair

Customers looking for iPhone screen repair in Skokie can visit our repair shop for professional diagnostics and screen replacement services. We help customers with cracked glass, unresponsive displays, and touch issues across a wide range of iPhone models, with options to fit different budgets.

Visit our Skokie repair shop for trusted screen replacement service.

Nearby suburbs we serve:

  • Skokie
  • Morton Grove
  • Niles
  • Evanston
  • Lincolnwood
  • Golf
  • Wilmette

Customers searching for iPhone screen repair in Logan Square, Avondale, Rogers Park, Edgewater, Skokie, Morton Grove, Niles, or Evanston often visit Cell N Comp Repairs for professional screen replacement and device diagnostics.

Cracked iPhone Screen Repair Near Chicago & Skokie

West Ridge

6314 N Western Ave,
Chicago, IL 60659.
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Logan Square

3416 W Diversey Ave,
Chicago, IL 60647.
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Skokie

3435 Dempster St,
Skokie, IL 60076
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does iPhone screen repair cost?

Screen repair starts at $59 for older models (iPhone 5 through the 8 series) and ranges up to $309 for the ultra-thin iPhone Air. Popular current models: iPhone 13 $79–$159; iPhone 14 $89–$159; iPhone 15 $99–$169; iPhone 16 $109–$179; iPhone 17 $139–$189. Ranges reflect your choice of LCD, Soft OLED, or OEM. There are no diagnostic fees — the full per-model price list is above.

Which iPhone models do you replace screens for?

Every iPhone model. That includes the iPhone 5, 5S, SE, 6, 6S, 7, and 8 series; the X, XR, XS, and XS Max; the 11, 12, and 13 families; and the latest 14, 15, 16, and 17 series — covering all Plus, Pro, Pro Max, and the iPhone Air. If it's an iPhone, we stock the screen.

Is it cheaper to repair my iPhone screen or replace the phone?

For almost any iPhone that otherwise works, repairing the screen is far cheaper than buying a new phone — usually under $200, compared to several hundred to over a thousand dollars. Replacing the phone only makes sense when it has multiple failures at once or is very old. Bring it in, and we'll give you an honest recommendation before you decide.

Do you have a cheaper screen option?

Yes. On most models, we offer a budget LCD panel alongside Soft OLED and OEM. LCD is the most affordable and fully functional — both the touch and the display work normally. We show you all three prices up front so you can pick what fits your budget, and every option comes with our 30-day warranty.

How long does a screen repair take?

Most repairs take 30 minutes. Cases with internal panel damage or Face ID impact may take 30–45 minutes. We give you an exact time estimate at drop-off.

My screen is unresponsive but I can see everything — what does that mean?

The touch digitizer has failed — this happens when the screen is damaged at a component level without visible cracking. It's a standard screen replacement, the same time and cost as a cracked-screen repair.

My iPhone screen has green or white lines — can you fix it?

Yes. Green or white lines indicate a display hardware fault— usually a damaged OLED panel or connector, often caused by a drop, pressure, heat, or liquid. A screen replacement resolves it, and your data is safe. Here's what causes green and white lines on an iPhone screen and how we diagnose it.

My phone rings and vibrates but the screen is completely black — is that fixable?

Yes. This is an internal OLED panel failure — the display has stopped working even though the rest of the phone is fine. It's one of the most common repairs we do, and it's a same-day fix at all three locations.

Will I lose any data during the repair?

No. Screen replacement is hardware-only — we don't touch your software, storage, or settings. Your photos, contacts, and apps are completely safe. We still recommend keeping a current backup as good general practice before any repair.

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