Samsung Phone Repair Singapore: Cost, Options & FAQs (2026)

Most Samsung phone repairs in Singapore cost well under $300. A battery replacement runs $35–$70, a charging port $35–$65, back glass $35–$80, and a screen anywhere from $45 on older models to $260 on an S24 Ultra. Z Fold and Flip inner screens run $195–$465. The exact number depends on your model and the fault, so this guide walks through every common Samsung repair, what it actually costs, and when a fix stops being worth it.

By the Citri Mobile Repair Team · Updated July 2026 · Rated 4.8★ from 1100+ Google reviews · 15 years repairing phones in Singapore.

How much does Samsung phone repair cost in Singapore?

Here's the quick version by repair type. These are our nett prices — no surprise add-ons — fitted with Original Grade parts unless you pick a budget grade. Treat the lower number as the starting point for older models.

Samsung repair	Typical price	Turnaround
Battery replacement	$35–$70	Often same day
Charging port	$35–$65	Often same day
Back glass	$35–$80	Often same day
Power / volume buttons	$40–$75	Often same day
Camera lens glass	$35	Often same day
Rear camera module	$30–$130	Often same day
Screen / display (Original Grade)	$45–$275	Same day to a few days
Z Fold / Flip outer screen	$75–$160	1–2 days
Z Fold / Flip inner screen	$195–$465	1–2 days
Water damage (chemical wash)	$45	Diagnosis first
Motherboard / board-level faults	Quote after free diagnosis	Depends on the fault

Every model has its own page with the full price list — over 230 of them, from the Galaxy S3 to the latest S and Z series. Browse all Samsung models, or WhatsApp us your model and we'll send the exact price back.

What decides the price of a Samsung repair?

Two Samsungs with the "same" crack can be quoted very differently. A few things move the number:

• Your exact model. An A-series screen might be $110, while the same job on an S24 Ultra is $260 — the curved AMOLED panel on a flagship simply costs more as a part.
• Flat phone or foldable. Z Fold and Flip screens come in two parts — the outer cover screen and the folding inner display — priced separately. Inner screens are the expensive one.
• Part grade. Original Grade panels match what came out of the phone. For some models we also stock Grade AAA ($95–$145), a decent aftermarket option when you just want the phone usable again.
• Part swap or board work. Batteries, ports and screens have set prices. A phone that's dead, boot-looping or losing signal may need board-level diagnosis first, so those are quoted after we've opened it up — the diagnosis itself is free.

Samsung screen replacement cost

Screens are the repair we do most. With an Original Grade AMOLED panel, expect around $110 for a mid-range A-series like the A54, $165 for a Galaxy S23, $230 for a Note 20 Ultra, and $260 at the top end for an S24 Ultra. Older models sit lower — the full range across the catalogue is $45–$275.

One thing worth knowing: on most Samsungs the display and the touch glass are fused, so a "small" crack still means a full panel swap. And if your screen shows a green or pink line after an update or a knock, that's the AMOLED panel itself — a replacement fixes it. Model-by-model numbers are in our Samsung screen replacement cost guide.

Z Fold and Z Flip screen repair

Foldables are their own world. The outer cover screen is the cheaper fix — $90 on a Z Flip 6, $160 on a Z Fold 6. The folding inner display is the big-ticket item: $275 on a Z Flip 6, and on quote for the larger Fold panels. If the crease has turned into a dark line, the inner screen is starting to fail — it won't heal, and using it hard can kill the touch layer too.

Because foldable parts are pricier and move fast, always message us first so we can confirm stock for your exact model before you come down.

Samsung battery replacement cost

An Original Grade battery swap runs $35–$70 depending on model — $40 on a Galaxy S23, $60 on a Z Fold 6. If your phone dies before dinner, shuts off in the cold section of the supermarket, or the back panel has started to lift (that's a swelling battery — stop charging it and come in), a new cell is the cheapest fix in this guide and makes an old phone feel new again.

Back glass, charging port, buttons and cameras

The everyday repairs, and the affordable end of the table. Cracked back glass is $35–$80. A charging port that only works when you wiggle the cable is $35–$65 — and it's often the port, not the battery, so don't replace the wrong thing. Power and volume buttons run $40–$75, a scratched camera lens glass is $35, and a blurry or shaking rear camera module is $30–$130.

Samsung water damage repair

Dropped it in the sink, the sea, or a kopi? Power it off and don't charge it — charging a wet board is how shorts happen. Skip the rice. Bring it in fast instead: we start with a $45 chemical wash to strip corrosion off the board, then diagnose what the water actually reached. Sometimes the wash is all it needs; if a component or the display got hit, we quote that before touching anything else. The sooner it's cleaned, the better your odds — corrosion keeps eating the board while the phone sits in a drawer.

Phone dead, boot-looping or acting up?

A Samsung that won't turn on isn't necessarily gone. A drained battery, a failed charging port or a software crash can all look like a dead phone. Our guide on what to do when your Samsung isn't working covers the checks worth trying at home first. If it really is a board fault, we diagnose it free and quote before any work — and if the phone isn't worth saving, we'll say so and help you get your data off it instead.

Is it worth repairing an old Samsung?

Usually, yes — with a cut-off. The rough rule: if the repair costs less than half what the same phone sells for used, fix it. A $40 battery on an S21 FE that's otherwise fine is easy maths. A flagship screen on a six-year-old phone is closer to the line, and we'll tell you straight when a quote doesn't make sense. If you'd rather put the money toward an upgrade, we also do phone trade-ins — sometimes fixing the screen first actually raises the trade-in value by more than the repair costs. Ask us; we'll run both numbers for you.

How long does a Samsung repair take?

Batteries, ports, back glass and buttons are often done the same day when the part's in stock — many while you wait. Screens are usually same day too for common models; foldable screens and less common panels can take one to two days if we need to bring the part in. Water damage and board-level work depend on what the diagnosis turns up, so we give you a timeline once we've opened it. We won't promise a fixed "ready in an hour" — you'll get a realistic ETA up front, and a call if anything changes it.

Original Grade parts and our warranty

We fit Original Grade parts on Samsung repairs — panels and components that match the performance of what came out of the phone — with budget Grade AAA options on some models when price matters more than perfection. Every repair carries a 30-100 days warranty, and we don't wipe your phone: your photos, chats and settings stay put. Backing up before any repair is still a good habit, especially for water damage jobs.

Where to get your Samsung repaired in Singapore

Citri Mobile has been repairing phones in Singapore for 15 years, with a 4.8-star rating from 1100+ Google reviews. You're welcome to walk in — but message or call us first so we can check we have your part in stock and save you a wasted trip. We're open 11am–9pm daily at four branches:

• People's Park / Chinatown — People's Park Centre, #01-47, Singapore 058357
• Tampines — 503 Tampines Central 1, #01-299, Singapore 520503
• Yishun — Blk 846 Yishun Street 81, #01-3643, Singapore 760846
• Jurong Point — Jurong Point, #B1-34A, Singapore 648886

Call or WhatsApp +65 9456 6455 for a same-day quote, or browse all our repair services. Tell us your model and the fault, and we'll send back the exact price.

Samsung phone repair in Singapore: FAQs

How much does it cost to repair a Samsung phone in Singapore?

Most Samsung repairs cost between $35 and $275. Batteries run $35–$70, charging ports $35–$65, back glass $35–$80, and screens $45–$275 depending on model. All prices are nett.

How much is a Samsung screen replacement?

With an Original Grade AMOLED panel: around $110 for an A54, $165 for a Galaxy S23 and $260 for an S24 Ultra. Z Fold and Flip phones are priced per screen — the outer cover screen is $75–$160 and the folding inner display $195–$465.

Can you fix the inner screen on a Z Fold or Z Flip?

Yes. The folding inner display and the outer cover screen are separate repairs. An inner screen on a Z Flip 6 is $275; larger Fold inner panels are quoted by model. Message us your exact model first so we can confirm the part is in stock.

What parts do you use for Samsung repairs?

Original Grade parts — components that match the performance of the originals — with budget Grade AAA screen options on some models. Every repair is backed by a 30-100 days warranty.

Will I lose my data during the repair?

No. Screen, battery, port and glass repairs don't touch your data — your phone comes back exactly as you left it. We still recommend a quick backup beforehand as good practice, especially for water damage repairs.

Can I walk in, or do I need an appointment?

Walk-ins are welcome at all four branches, open 11am to 9pm daily. Message or call +65 9456 6455 first so we can confirm we have your part in stock before you make the trip.