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10 Best Phone Repair Shops in Singapore (2026)
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Citri Mobile tops our 2026 list of the best phone repair shops in Singapore, rated 4.8★ from 1100+ Google reviews with four branches, a 30–30-100 days warranty and nett prices published for every model. LYK Repair, Mister Mobile and BreakFixNow follow close behind, and Fynd is the pick if you want a technician at your door.
By the Citri Mobile Repair Team · Updated August 2026 · Rated 4.8★ from 1100+ Google reviews · 15 years repairing phones in Singapore.
Full disclosure before anything else: we run Citri Mobile, so of course we put ourselves at number one. You'd do the same. But the other nine shops on this list are real competitors we rate on their own merits, and for some situations (doorstep repair, a laptop fixed in the same visit) one of them might honestly suit you better. We'll tell you when that's the case.
How we ranked these shops
Four things, weighted in this order: what customers actually say on Google, whether the shop puts a warranty in writing, whether you can see prices before you walk in, and how easy the shop is to reach. A cracked screen is annoying enough. Chasing a shop across the island for a quote shouldn't be part of the job.
Details for each shop were checked against their public pages in August 2026. Warranties and locations change, so confirm with the shop before you go.
The 10 best phone repair shops in Singapore
1. Citri Mobile
Yes, our shop. Here's the case for it. Citri Mobile has repaired phones in Singapore for 15 years and currently holds 4.8★ from 1100+ Google reviews, one of the largest review bases of any repair chain here. There are four branches: People's Park Centre in Chinatown (#01-47), Tampines (503 Tampines Central 1, #01-299), Yishun (Blk 846 Yishun Street 81, #01-3643) and Jurong Point (#B1-34A). All open 11am–9pm daily.
Every repair carries a 30–30-100 days warranty and your data stays on the phone. Diagnosis is free, and the quote comes before any work starts. As a certified Apple Independent Repair Provider, we fit genuine Apple parts for eligible iPhone repairs under the Apple IRP programme; other devices get Original Grade parts. And unlike most shops on this list, our full price list is public: an iPhone screen replacement starts from $35 and a battery from $25, with every model priced on the iPhone repair and Samsung repair pages. Prices are nett. Pay by PayNow, PayLah, Visa or Mastercard.
- Known for: iPhone, Samsung, MacBook and iPad repairs with published per-model prices
- Warranty: 30–100 days on every repair
- Where: Chinatown, Tampines, Yishun, Jurong Point
Walk-ins are welcome at all four branches, though it's worth a WhatsApp message to +65 9456 6455 first so we can confirm your part is in stock before you make the trip.
2. LYK Repair
A strong outfit with four branches at Tai Seng, Jurong East, Woodlands and Bugis. LYK handles iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and MacBook alongside the major Android brands, and their 30-100 days warranty is among the longer ones offered by independent shops here. Like us, they're part of Apple's Independent Repair Provider programme. If you work near Tai Seng or Woodlands, they're a solid choice.
- Known for: Apple device repairs, same-day service
- Warranty: 100 days
- Where: Tai Seng, Jurong East, Woodlands, Bugis
3. Mister Mobile
Mister Mobile mixes repairs with phone sales, trade-ins and buybacks, so it's a practical stop if you're deciding between fixing your current phone and offsetting a new one. They cover iPhone, Samsung, Pixel, Oppo, Huawei and more across several outlets around the island, and they run a repair partnership with Singtel. Repairs come with a 30-100 days warranty.
- Known for: repair plus trade-in under one roof
- Warranty: 60 days
- Where: multiple outlets island-wide, including Chinatown, Bishan and Jurong East
4. BreakFixNow
A Bugis fixture at 62 Queen Street that repairs laptops and tablets as well as phones, which makes it handy when more than one device is giving trouble. They advertise a no-fix-no-pay policy, with payment only when the job is done, and warranty coverage of up to 3 months on parts and 6 months on labour.
- Known for: phones and laptops in one visit, no-fix-no-pay
- Warranty: up to 3 months parts, 6 months labour
- Where: Queen Street, Bugis
5. Fynd
Fynd doesn't have a storefront model at all. A technician comes to your home, office or a nearby cafe and does the repair in front of you, and you pay after it's done. Screen replacements for iPhone carry up to a 30-100 days warranty, other repairs 30 days. If you can't leave the office or you'd rather watch the repair happen, this is the one to call.
- Known for: doorstep repairs, done in front of you
- Warranty: 30–90 days depending on repair
- Where: they come to you
6. Phone Doctor
Phone Doctor runs walk-in counters at Bedok Mall, Bugis Junction and AMK Hub, with same-day repairs for phones and laptops and an on-site option if you can't get to a store. Mall locations mean easy access and plenty to do while you wait.
- Known for: mall-based same-day repairs
- Warranty: stated per repair, ask when you book
- Where: Bedok Mall, Bugis Junction, AMK Hub
7. Litemobile
A heartland chain with outlets in Boon Lay, Simei and Bishan among others, combining repairs with phone sales and trade-ins. If you live in the west or east and want to drop a phone off near home rather than travel to town, Litemobile is conveniently placed and open daily into the evening.
- Known for: neighbourhood convenience, repair plus trade-in
- Warranty: ask in store for the current terms
- Where: Boon Lay, Simei, Bishan and other heartland locations
8. Red White Mobile
A budget-friendly Bugis shop covering iPhone and Samsung along with Xiaomi and Realme, with repairs done on the spot and a 30-100 days warranty on parts and work. The warranty is shorter than others on this list, but for an older phone where price matters most, they're worth a quote.
- Known for: low prices on common repairs
- Warranty: 30 days
- Where: Bugis
9. GW Mobile
One of the established buy-sell-repair shops at Sim Lim Square (#05-60/61), with consistently good customer ratings across Carousell and Facebook, which counts for a lot in a building where quality varies stall to stall. They handle iPhone, iPad, Samsung and most Android brands.
- Known for: a reliable pick within Sim Lim Square
- Warranty: offered on repairs, confirm the period when quoting
- Where: Sim Lim Square, Rochor
10. Hitec Mobile
Based at Bugis Junction on Victoria Street, Hitec Mobile covers a wide spread of brands including Apple, Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, Oppo and OnePlus. You can pick your model and fault on their site for an instant quote before you go, which takes some of the guesswork out of a visit.
- Known for: broad Android brand coverage, online quotes
- Warranty: ask when quoting
- Where: Bugis Junction
How much does phone repair cost in Singapore?
Most shops quote only after they've seen the phone. Ours is the exception, so here are real numbers. These are Citri Mobile's current prices, pulled live from our catalog, nett, with Original Grade parts unless marked otherwise. The exact figure within each range depends on your model.
| Repair | iPhone | Samsung |
|---|---|---|
| Screen / LCD replacement | $35–$415 | $45–$320 |
| Battery replacement | $25–$70 | $40–$70 |
| Charging port | $25–$85 | $35–$65 |
| Back glass (Grade AAA) | $40–$190 | $35–$80 |
| Water damage chemical wash | $45 | $45 |
| Board-level faults | Quoted after free diagnosis | Quoted after free diagnosis |
For the full breakdown by model, see our iPhone screen replacement cost guide and the Samsung repair cost guide.
What should you check before choosing a phone repair shop?
Whichever shop you pick, including one of ours, run through these five checks first:
- Get the full price before work starts. The quote should be the final number. If a shop can't commit to a figure after seeing the phone, or adds "diagnostic fees" at collection, walk.
- Ask what grade of part is going in. "Original Grade", "OEM", "Grade AAA" and "aftermarket" mean different things at different shops. A good shop explains the difference and prices each option separately.
- Get the warranty in writing. Anything from 30 to 100 days is normal in Singapore. What matters is that it's on the receipt, and that you know what voids it.
- Ask about your data. The repair shouldn't require wiping the phone for most hardware jobs. If it does, the shop should say so upfront so you can back up first.
- Read the recent reviews, not the star average. The last twenty reviews tell you more than the overall number. Look for repeated complaints about the same thing.
We've written a longer version of this checklist in our guide to finding a good iPhone repair service in Singapore.
Should you repair or just replace your phone?
For a two or three year old phone with a cracked screen or tired battery, repair wins on cost almost every time. A battery swap from $25 buys another year or two from a phone that's otherwise fine, against four figures for a new flagship. Replacement starts to make sense when the phone has multiple faults at once, or when a board-level repair quote comes close to the phone's resale value. Any honest shop will tell you when a repair isn't worth it. We do, and the free diagnosis means finding out costs you nothing.
Come and see why we put ourselves first
Citri Mobile is at People's Park Centre (Chinatown), Tampines, Yishun and Jurong Point, open 11am–9pm daily. Walk in at whichever branch is closest, but message us on WhatsApp at +65 9456 6455 first so we can confirm your part is in stock. Addresses and directions are on the locations page.
Best phone repair shops in Singapore: FAQs
- Which is the best phone repair shop in Singapore?
By review volume and rating combined, Citri Mobile: 4.8★ from 1100+ Google reviews, four branches and a 30–30-100 days warranty. That said, the right shop depends on what you need. Fynd is the pick for doorstep repairs, BreakFixNow if a laptop needs fixing in the same visit, and Mister Mobile if you're weighing a trade-in.
- How much does it cost to repair a phone screen in Singapore?
At Citri Mobile, an iPhone screen replacement runs $35–$415 and a Samsung screen $45–$320 with Original Grade parts, depending on model. Prices are nett. Most other shops quote only after seeing the phone.
- Do phone repair shops in Singapore give a warranty?
The established ones do. Typical coverage runs from 30 days at budget shops to 100 days at the larger chains; Citri Mobile covers every repair for 30–100 days. Always get the warranty period on your receipt, and ask what voids it before you agree to the repair.
- Are Sim Lim Square phone repair shops reliable?
Some are very good, some aren't, and the building's reputation reflects that spread. Check a stall's recent Google or Carousell reviews before handing over your phone, agree the full price upfront, and get the warranty in writing. GW Mobile is one of the better-reviewed options there.
- Can I walk in without an appointment?
At most shops on this list, yes, including all four Citri Mobile branches. The one thing to do first: message or call ahead to confirm the shop has your model's part in stock, so you're not making a second trip for a part that has to be ordered in.






