iPhone screen repair cost depends primarily on the model older and smaller-screen iPhones cost less to repair than the latest Pro and Pro Max models, since newer screens use more advanced display technology and integrated components. Future Gadgets provides an exact, model-specific quote before any work begins, with no guesswork and no hidden add-ons.
What Drives the Price
Three things determine screen repair pricing: the iPhone model and screen technology (standard LCD versus OLED versus the newer ProMotion displays), whether genuine or high-quality aftermarket parts are used, and whether any secondary damage a bent frame, a damaged camera, or a cracked back glass from the same drop needs to be addressed at the same time.
Genuine vs. Aftermarket Parts
This is the biggest pricing variable across the industry, and it’s worth asking about directly. Genuine or OEM-quality parts preserve full functionality — True Tone, full brightness range, accurate touch response — while lower-grade aftermarket parts cost less upfront but can have dimmer displays, less accurate colors, or reduced touch sensitivity over time.
Why a Phone Quote Beats a Website Price List
Pricing can shift with part availability and model updates, so the most accurate number for your specific phone comes from a quick call or a free in-shop diagnostic not a generic price list. This also lets us confirm there isn’t additional hidden damage before you commit to the repair.
CTA Block: Get an exact price for your iPhone model — call Future Gadgets at (905) 770-7331 or visit us at 10909 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, ON in Richmond Hill for a free, no-obligation quote.