One of the most common questions we get asked is simply “how much will this cost?” — and it’s a fair question, since screen repair pricing varies more than people expect. For phones, the price depends mainly on the model and the type of screen (an OLED display generally costs more to replace than an LCD one), as well as whether the frame or camera housing was also damaged in the same drop. For laptops, pricing depends on screen size, resolution, and whether it’s a standard panel or a touch-enabled one, since touch panels involve an additional digitiser layer.
As a general guide, most standard phone screen replacements start from around £25 for older or budget models, rising for flagship devices with curved or high-resolution displays. Laptop screens typically take a little longer to source and fit, given the wider range of panel sizes, but we always confirm an exact price after a quick visual check before starting any work, so there are never surprise costs.
We’d always recommend getting a same-day quote rather than guessing based on online price lists, since the exact make and model make a real difference. Customers across Cheam, Worcester Park, Sutton, and Kingston upon Thames can drop in for a free assessment, and most screen repairs are completed within a few hours.
