***** Fantastic service
***** Fantastic service. Phone crack repaired, very friendly and honest as I wasnt charged as much as I originally thought I would be. Very pleased!
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Phone Clinic Repair operates 16 locations around London and the UK for the repair of iPhones, iPads, Google Pixels, Samsung Galaxy devices and Laptops. Friendly, tech repair specialists can fix the most common device faults within 30 minutes. These include screen replacements, camera repairs, new batteries, liquid damage solutions, logic board replacements and data recovery. Phone Clinic prides itself on offering affordable prices and while-you-wait turnaround times backed up with lifetime warranties and data protection guarantees. With over 1.6 million happy customers served to date, Phone Clinic has firmly established itself as the UK’s leading tech repair specialist.
6 Upper Market Square, Stoke-On-Trent, ST1 1NS, England, United Kingdom
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***** Fantastic service. Phone crack repaired, very friendly and honest as I wasnt charged as much as I originally thought I would be. Very pleased!
Took my old i-pad which had died on me and they replaced the old battery at a reasonable price. Upon collection it was found that it was more serious and that its age was against it! ( It was, after all, one of the originals!)
I had searched on line for a refurbished later model with Amazon when I came to collect the old favorite! However, after some discussion, the guys at Phone Clinic were able to make an offer which undercut a nearby well known department store and deduct the cost of the paid for battery!!
More than happy and I now have a great piece of kit!!
The shop in Loughton have very helpful staff who are easy to approach even if request is unusual I went with a querie about a smart watch it was answered and sorted in minutes Thankyou
Booked online for a £49, 30 minute repair for a phone screen. Arrived at store to be told it was £65 and one hour. When I showed the email I was told that if you book it’s £49 but walk-ins are £65! Questioned the one hour wait and was told ‘ok, 30 minutes’. Returned after 30 minutes, phone fixed. Offered a screen protector for £10, which I turned down. I was then told it was only £5! Was asked to pay cash for the repair, even though the card machine was working so that’s a red flag and then the laptop used for receipts etc ‘wasn’t working’ so I e yet to receive a receipt and any warranty.
This store is happy to overcharge if you aren’t careful and the request for cash was dodgy too. Avoid!

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Cracked my iPhone 15 pro max screen, book repair on the site, they just fixed in an hour, great prices and very good customer service, I’ll recommend it.

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