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Mr.Fixit is listed as a Mobile Phone Repair Shop serving Buffalo, New York. Contact this business for reliable local service, appointment requests, directions, reviews, photos, and profile details.
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My phone’s screen was burned and needed to be replaced. As soon I walked into the store, the owner welcomed me and took him only 16 minutes to get it changed!! I was told from a different store that would take him two hours to replace the screen and the price was way different!! I’m glad that I found this store
The owner fixed my iPhone 11 screen! Great customer service, quick repairs, and not expensive! He applied a free screen protector for me and I purchased a case which he has plenty of options to choose from! Highly recommend 👌🏾
Very decent human being named Sam! Have used him for 3 battery changes on 3 different phones. He is an honest guy and doesn't charge you if he can't repair your item. Good prices, rare to find a person with integrity nowadays!
I came from Niagara university spoke to same before I came and he gave me a really good deal plus my screen protector and he did it within a manageable time frame I’d definitely go back.
I was quoted $30 over the phone for a battery replacement, but when I arrived in person, the price jumped to $60, which I negotiated down to $50. Instead of replacing my "service required/80% health" battery with a new one, the technician installed a used battery, claiming it was an 'official Apple battery' and superior to an 'after-market' option. The process took 30-45 minutes because the used battery had a depleted charge and needed to be charged extensively from his computer. Afterward, I found the battery health hadn’t improved. Although I was offered a “three-day warranty,” I declined since there was nothing in writing except a poster s... I was quoted $30 over the phone for a battery replacement, but when I arrived in person, the price jumped to $60, which I negotiated down to $50. Instead of replacing my "service required/80% health" battery with a new one, the technician installed a used battery, claiming it was an 'official Apple battery' and superior to an 'after-market' option. The process took 30-45 minutes because the used battery had a depleted charge and needed to be charged extensively from his computer. Afterward, I found the battery health hadn’t improved. Although I was offered a “three-day warranty,” I declined since there was nothing in writing except a poster stating, “no warranties, no exceptions.” A few days after the battery replacement, my phone developed a new issue: a solid vertical line of green pixels running from the top to the bottom of the screen. While I can't definitively prove this was caused by the battery replacement, the timing is suspicious.
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