Screen replacement
Bonded OLED, with the fingerprint sensor underneath.
If you own a Pixel you'll already know the problem: ring round Hialeah and Miami Lakes and most shops say no.
Bonded OLED, with the fingerprint sensor underneath.
Glued in, often under the wireless coil.
USB-C soldered to the board. Often just lint.
Including the camera bar, which cracks on corner drops.
They don't stock the parts and they'd rather not learn the phone.
We take Pixel work. Screens, batteries, charging ports, rear glass, and board repairs on Pixels that won't power on.
We order Pixel parts in for your exact model rather than holding every panel on the shelf, because the demand doesn't justify the stock. In practice that means a Pixel repair often takes a day longer than the same job on an iPhone.
We'd rather tell you that now than have you turn up expecting same-day. Call ahead with your model and we'll tell you the realistic timing before you make the trip.
Volume. There are far fewer Pixels around than iPhones, so most shops don't hold the parts and never build up the practice. It isn't that the phone is harder — it's that it isn't worth their while.
Pixel 6 onward, including Pro and a-series. Older than that, call us — we can often still help, it just comes down to parts.
For most jobs, no. For anything we have to test properly afterwards — a screen, a board repair — it makes the job better, and we'll ask rather than assume.
Bring it in and we'll give you a straight answer and a real price.
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