Cracked iPhone 16 screen? We fit it the same day, from $99, at our shop in Kenwood - and you pick which panel goes in.
The budget option. An LCD rather than OLED, so blacks look dark grey instead of true black and colours are a little flatter. Touch, Face ID and brightness all work normally. In stock - same day.
A brand-new OLED panel from a third-party manufacturer. True blacks and colour depth that match the original closely. This is what we fit unless you ask otherwise - the best value of the three. In stock - same day.
A genuine Apple panel. True Tone and full factory brightness preserved, identical to the display the phone left the factory with. Special order - about two days to come in.
Worth fixing. The screen costs about 24% of what the phone is worth working. That is a clear yes - you would not replace a iPhone 16 for anything near that.
Figures are for an unlocked 128GB in good order apart from the screen. "Worth working" is what we would pay you for it; a shop selling you one charges more than that. Bring it in and we will confirm both numbers in minutes.
From the iPhone 12 on, Apple bonds a ceramic layer into the front glass. It is genuinely tougher against drops, which is why a cracked iPhone 16 often still works perfectly - and why people put off fixing it. It is not tougher against scratches, and once the seal is broken the phone is no longer water resistant. That second part is what actually kills phones months later.
Not just screens. These are the prices every other shop near Kenwood makes you ring up for, and every one of them is same-day.
| Battery replacementUsually under an hour. | $69 |
| Charging portSame day. Often it is just lint - that check is free. | $149 |
| Rear cameraSame day. | $69 |
| Camera lens glassSame day. Cheap, and it stops the blur. | $60 |
| Earpiece / speakerSame day. | $79 |
Water damage stays quoted in person - the honest price depends entirely on what the water reached, and anyone quoting it sight-unseen is guessing.
If the repair is not worth it, we usually have refurbished ones on the shelf - iPhone 16 from $549 (5 in stock). Every one is tested, graded, and carries the same 90-day warranty. See what is in stock today.
We keep both aftermarket panels on the shelf, so those are same-day repairs and usually done while you wait. Genuine Apple panels take about two days - we order them in rather than stocking them. So if that is the one you want, call 513-745-0059 first and we will have it waiting, rather than you driving over with a cracked phone and leaving with the same cracked phone.
Whichever panel you pick, we put it in writing. If a shop quotes you one price without saying which part they are fitting, it is usually the cheapest aftermarket LCD - worth asking before you hand the phone over.
7712 Montgomery Rd Unit I, Cincinnati, OH 45236 - on Montgomery Rd in Kenwood, with parking outside. Mon-Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 12pm-6pm. Call 513-745-0059.
Not fixing it? We buy cracked ones too: iPhone 16.
Most are done the same day, and common models are often finished while you wait. Call 513-745-0059 before you come in and we will tell you whether the panel is on the shelf.
A working iPhone 16 is worth about $405 and the cheapest screen we fit is $99 - roughly 24% of its value. That makes it clearly worth fixing. If you would rather not fix it, we buy cracked ones for around $221.
We offer both. You choose - aftermarket LCD, aftermarket OLED, or a genuine Apple panel - and we tell you exactly which one is going in. We never fit an aftermarket part and describe it as original.
Yes. Every repair carries a 90-day warranty, and every phone we open gets a water-resistant reseal before it goes back together.
No. Face ID lives in the sensor array, not the panel, and we transfer it across. A shop that returns your phone with Face ID dead has skipped that step.
No, walk in. If you would rather have a slot held for you, book on the site or call 513-745-0059.