Yes. The prices shown on this page are for a standard front screen repair for the listed iPhone or Samsung model. We believe in straightforward, upfront pricing so you know what to expect before bringing your device in.

A front screen repair replaces the damaged front display assembly on your phone. This is typically the repair needed for cracked glass, a broken display, black spots, colored lines, flickering, or touch-screen problems caused by screen damage.

The pricing shown on this page is specifically for the front screen and does not include back glass or other unrelated repairs.

We use the highest-quality replacement displays available for our iPhone screen repairs.

If your iPhone was originally manufactured with an OLED display, your replacement screen will retain OLED technology. Our displays are selected for excellent brightness, color accuracy, touch response, viewing quality, and overall performance.

No. This is one of the most important things to consider when comparing screen repair prices.

Replacement screens are available in many different quality levels. Many newer iPhones were designed with OLED displays, but some repair shops install less expensive LCD screens on these phones, sometimes without clearly explaining the difference to the customer. Using a cheaper LCD screen allows a repair shop to advertise a lower repair price, but the customer isn't necessarily receiving the same type or quality of repair.

OLED and LCD are two different display technologies. LCD screens require a backlight to illuminate the display, while OLED pixels produce their own light. OLED technology provides the deep blacks, high contrast, vibrant colors, and display characteristics these iPhones were originally designed to have.

Installing an LCD screen on an iPhone designed for OLED can result in poorer black levels, lower contrast, differences in brightness and color reproduction, and an overall display experience that doesn't match the original technology of the phone.

That's why the cheapest advertised screen repair isn't always the same repair for less money. Part quality matters.

At iColor, OLED iPhones stay OLED.

All Samsung screen repairs listed on this page use OEM Samsung service parts.

Samsung is known for its display technology, and using the correct OEM screen helps preserve the display quality, fit, touch response, and functionality the device was designed to have.

The replacement screen itself can make up a significant portion of the cost of a repair, and replacement screens are available in dramatically different quality levels.

Two repair shops may advertise very different prices for the exact same phone while actually installing very different parts.

When comparing prices, don't look at the price alone. Ask what type and quality of screen is being installed and, if your iPhone originally came with OLED, whether the replacement screen is actually OLED.

Most iPhone and Samsung screen repairs are completed in under an hour, so you can usually have your phone back quickly without being without it for the entire day.

Actual repair time can vary depending on the device, part availability, and our current repair volume. If you need your phone back by a specific time, contact your nearest iColor location before visiting and we'll be happy to confirm availability and expected turnaround time.

No. Walk-ins are always welcome.

Appointments are recommended because they allow us to confirm that the correct screen for your device is available before you arrive.

Yes. iColor screen repairs are backed by a 1-year warranty covering defects related to the replacement part or installation.

The warranty does not cover new physical or accidental damage after the repair, including cracked glass, drops, impact damage, or liquid damage.

A standard screen replacement normally does not require your phone to be erased. Your photos, contacts, messages, apps, and other data should remain on your device.

As with any electronic device repair, we recommend keeping a current backup of important data whenever possible.

Possibly. A display can be damaged internally even when the outer glass isn't visibly cracked.

Colored lines, black spots, flickering, distorted images, touch problems, or a completely black display can all be signs of a damaged screen.

Bring the device in and our technicians can inspect it to determine exactly what needs to be repaired.

The prices shown on this page are for the front screen repair only.

If we discover additional damage that requires another repair, we'll explain what we found and provide pricing before performing any additional work.

Features that were functioning properly before the repair should generally continue to function afterward.

If your phone has additional damage affecting Face ID, Touch ID, the fingerprint sensor, or another component, we'll let you know during the repair process.

Contact us. iColor repairs many devices beyond the models displayed on our online pricing page.

We can check current part availability and provide pricing for your specific device.

Yes. We offer additional repairs for many iPhone and Samsung models, including back glass and other common repairs.

The pricing on this page is specifically for front screen repairs. Any additional repair would be quoted separately.

Screen repair is available at both our Middletown and Wilmington, Delaware locations.

Part availability can vary by model, so scheduling ahead is recommended for less common devices.

iColor has been repairing phones and electronics since 2012. We've built our reputation by focusing on quality repairs, straightforward pricing, and taking care of our customers.

Today, our Delaware locations have earned more than 1,200 five-star customer reviews.

We use the highest-quality replacement displays available for iPhone repairs, retain OLED technology on OLED iPhones, use OEM Samsung screens, and back our screen repairs with a 1-year warranty.

When you're comparing screen repair prices, make sure you're comparing more than just the number. The quality of the screen going into your phone matters just as much as the quality of the repair itself.