How Much Does an iPhone Screen Repair Cost in 2026?

"How much to fix my iPhone screen?" is the question we hear most. The honest answer is: it depends on your model — but the range is far more predictable than most people expect. Here is how iPhone screen pricing works in 2026, with no surprises.

What actually drives the price

Three things decide what an iPhone screen repair costs:

• Your model. Older models (iPhone 7, 8, SE) use simpler LCD panels and cost the least. Newer Pro and Pro Max models use large OLED panels that are far more expensive to source.
• The panel type. A genuine-grade OLED costs more than a budget aftermarket part, but it keeps True Tone, brightness and touch response the way Apple intended.
• What else is damaged. If the glass is cracked but the display underneath still works perfectly, that is a cheaper job than a screen that has gone black, green-lined or unresponsive.

Rough 2026 price bands

As a guide, older iPhone screens start from around £40, mid-range models sit in the £80–£140 range, and the latest Pro Max panels are the most expensive. Because prices move with parts availability, the only way to get an exact figure is to pick your model.

Why "cheap" is not always cheaper

A bargain screen that loses brightness, ghost-touches, or fails in a month is not a saving. We fit quality panels and back every screen repair with a 12-month guarantee, so the price you pay is the price that lasts.

Get your exact price in under a minute

Rather than guess, use our instant quote tool — choose your iPhone, tell us what is wrong, and see the price immediately. Most screen repairs are done the same day, often while you wait at our Bangor shop.

Ready to get your iPhone screen fixed? Visit us at 124 High Street, Bangor — see our full iPhone repair service or get an instant price online. If your iPhone is too old to be worth repairing, we also buy old iPhones for cash.