Smart watch repair, priced before you commit.

Apple Watch screen repair ranges from $89.99 for a Series 3 38mm to $175 for a Series 9 45mm — the full table by series and case size is above. Software service is $29 and water-damage evaluation is a free diagnostic. For Samsung Galaxy Watch, Fitbit, Garmin and other brands, pricing depends on the model and parts availability, so we quote at intake after the free diagnostic.

It depends on the model, the fault and parts availability. Watch screens are more model-specific than phone screens, so stock varies more between stores. Many common repairs are completed quickly once the part is confirmed; more complex work, and anything involving water exposure, takes longer because it needs proper evaluation first. Call your nearest store to check availability for your series before you travel.

Completed smart watch repairs carry a warranty of up to 90 days. The exact term depends on the repair type and the part used — a screen replacement and a software service are not covered on identical terms. Your store confirms the applicable warranty in writing when you approve the quote.

Opening a watch breaks the original factory seal. We re-seal during reassembly, but no independent repair — ours or anyone else's — can certify a manufacturer water-resistance rating afterwards, because that rating comes from factory pressure testing we don't have access to. Treat a repaired watch as splash-resistant rather than swim-rated unless we tell you otherwise for your specific model.

Try a different outlet, then a different cable or dock if you have one. Clean the watch back and the charger with a dry, lint-free cloth — sweat residue on the contacts is a genuinely common cause. If it still won't charge, book a free diagnostic so we can test the battery and the charging path properly. One exception: if there's any chance of water exposure, don't keep trying to charge it.

It's evaluated case by case, and the evaluation is free. Power the watch off if you can and avoid charging it until it's inspected — applying current to a board with moisture on it is what turns a recoverable watch into a scrap one. Salt water and chlorine are considerably worse than fresh water because they keep corroding contacts after the watch feels dry. We'll explain realistic options after testing rather than quoting blind.

Yes. We evaluate Galaxy Watch screen, battery and charging issues across the Active and Classic lines, and common Fitbit problems including screen damage, charging faults and basic software recovery. Both are genuinely model-dependent — some units are sealed in ways that make repair uneconomic. We'll tell you that during the free diagnostic rather than after you've committed. Bring the watch and its charger.

Most repairs don't require wiping your watch, and most don't require access to your health data or account details at all. We still recommend backing up through your paired phone before service where possible, because it removes any uncertainty. Tell us at intake if there's anything specific you're worried about.

For most Apple Watch models, yes — a screen or battery repair costs well under a replacement when the rest of the watch is sound, and a Series 6 that still does everything you need doesn't stop being useful because a newer one exists. For older Fitbits and budget trackers the maths often goes the other way. We'll give you the repair cost and an honest view of which side yours falls on, and you can always explore buyback instead.

The case size in millimetres is engraved on the back of the watch. For the series, open the Watch app on your paired iPhone and go to General, then About. If you can't check either, bring the watch in — identifying it is part of the free diagnostic, and it takes us a few seconds.