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Find reliable Samsung repair services in Singapore for a wide range of models, including the Samsung A7 2016, Samsung Z Flip 5, Samsung A04, Samsung A40S series and more, with support for both older generations and the latest Samsung releases.
Whether your Samsung needs a screen replacement, battery replacement, charging port repair, or other repairs, my experienced technicians are here to help, with service that goes the extra mile to Exceed Your Expectations!
Use my Mobile Phone Repair Cost Checker to find the right repair service and check the estimated repair cost before making a reservation.
Besides the Singapore local Samsung service centre which is located at Plaza Singapura and Westgate, you may also opt for third-party repairers which usually cost you much less compared to the official service centre.
As Singapore’s leading phone repair shop, we at Mister Mobile is your best chance of getting your Samsung phone repaired in a jiffy. Our technicians are all trained and have been professionally repairing Samsung mobile devices since 2010. We also back up our repair services with a comprehensive 30-day warranty.
We can repair most Samsung mobile device issues within 60 minutes. 90% of all the repairs in Singapore can be done in our service centres islandwide.
Mister Mobile currently has branches across Singapore!
You can check out more about all outlets here.
Some of the most common Samsung repairs for Samsung phones are:
More often than not, our customers often confused between a SCREEN and an LCD. Both products seemed to be the same but they are actually separate products. We can do a free check-up for you if you are unsure. You can also refer to our screen replacement blog post.
If your phone’s touch is still responsive and there are no discolored lines and/or pixels on the display, you can directly replace the screen. However, if your touch screen is not responsive and the display is discolored and/or has dead pixels, you might need an LCD replacement.
Samsung service centre also provides screen and LCD replacements but they are usually cost higher. You can check their price here.
Having your device heats up when charging and/or being idle is a dangerous symptom. It usually means your battery is damaged and you should change it ASAP to prevent further damage to other parts.
Q: “How much does it cost to fix a Samsung screen?”
A: It all depends on the model of your phone. Newer devices will usually cost more and special devices such as Samsung Z Flip and Z Fold will cost even more. However, these devices usually come with a special warranty to cover the screen damage. You can also check their prices here.
Q: “Where can I get my Samsung phone fixed?”
A: Samsung service centre is located at Plaza Singapura and Westgate. You can also bring your device to their dropoff customer service centre where their staff will transfer the device to the respective service centre for repairing.
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The device is brand new, unused, and comes in its original packaging with all original accessories included.
The screen is flawless with no scratches, in pristine condition. The exterior looks like new, with minimal signs of wear that are hardly noticeable even up close. The battery health is at 90% or above, ensuring strong performance.
The screen has minimal scratches that are only noticeable when the display is switched off. The exterior shows minimal signs of wear, such as paint peel, light scratches, or small case marks, but these are only visible from a distance and do not affect the overall appearance. Overall, the device is in excellent shape with very slight signs of use. The battery capacity is at least 85%.
The screen may have some visible scratches, but they don’t affect how the device works. The body shows signs of use like scratches, dents, or small chips, but these are purely cosmetic. Overall, the device is in good working order, with a battery capacity of at least 85%.
To determine if your device is a local set, check the back of the original box of your Apple device. Look for the Model Nummber (e.g. MRY92ZP/A). All local sets have a Model Number ending with "ZP/A." If your Model Number does not end with "ZP/A," it is an export set.

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To determine if your device is a local set, check the back of the original box of your Samsung device. Look for the sentence “Complies with IMDA Standards [Dealer’s License No.]”. All local sets will have this verification statement. If this statement is not present on your device box, it is an export set.