Open every day, 9 AM to 10 PM
Cracked glass, black screen or touch that skips? We replace phone screens in Oakland, CA. Text us your model. We reply with a price before you drive over.
Call or text (510) 426-8167
Closed now. Text us anyway. We reply after 9 AM.Closed right now. Text us anyway. We reply when we open.We close soon. Call first so you don't make the trip for nothing.
Tap your phone. The quote form opens with "cracked screen" already picked.
Cracked glass, black screen, green lines or touch that skips.
Often about 15 min*Get an iPhone quoteS, A and Note series. Fold and Flip inner screens take longer.
Often about 15 min*Get a Galaxy quoteCracked, black or a strip that ignores touch.
Often same dayGet a Pixel quoteTell us the model. We check the part first.
Often same dayGet an Android quoteBigger glass, so it takes longer than a phone.
Ask usGet an iPad quoteApple Watch, Switch or a phone not listed here. We check it free.
Ask usGet it checked*Popular models, when the part is in stock. We tell you the wait with your free quote. "Ask us" means we check it here first. The check is free, even if we cannot fix it. Cracked back glass too? See back glass repair.
We are open until 10 PM every day, so "same day" includes tonight. Coming in after 9 PM? Call first. We tell you if your part is in stock.
No appointment needed. Any day, 9 AM to 10 PM.
The quote is free. Nothing starts until you say yes.
Your repair comes with a 60-day warranty.
On most phones the glass and the display are one part. So a small crack still means a new screen. Tape the crack until you come in. Cracks spread fast.
Screens come in more than one kind: OLED (richer color), LCD (costs less) or rebuilt (original panel, new glass). We show you the choices for your model. You pick. Read which screen goes in your phone.
We are an independent shop. Your data stays on the phone. Back it up anyway, just in case.
Usually, yes. Exotic District in East Oakland replaces popular phone screens in about 15 minutes, when the part is in stock. Call (510) 426-8167 with your model. We tell you if the part is in stock.
On most phones the glass and the display are one part. So a small crack still means a new screen. We check it for free and tell you.
For a short time, if touch still works. Cracks spread, and dust and water get in through them. A screen protector or clear tape holds the glass together until you come in. Sharp edges can cut a finger, so cover them.
Often, yes. If it rings, vibrates or charges, the display is the likely problem. We test it first, so you don't pay for the wrong part.
A screen swap does not touch your data. Back up your phone first anyway, just in case. Ask us if you need help with that.
No. It comes off with the broken glass and it will not stick again. Ask us for a new one at the counter before you leave.
