Cracked, blank or unresponsive screen?
A screen can be visibly broken, fail to light up or stop responding to touch. Tell the team what the device still does and what you can see.
The device is checked first.Screen type, related damage, parts, price and expected timing are confirmed before repair.
What can you see on the display?
The difference between cracked glass, a blank image and failed touch matters. Pick the closest description and include the device model if you know it.
- Cracked GlassBroken or chipped front glass, with or without a working image underneath.
- No DisplayA black or blank screen even though the device may still ring, vibrate or power on.
- Flickering & LinesFlashing, coloured lines, patches, image distortion or intermittent display.
- Touch FailureAreas that do not respond, delayed input or touch that behaves unpredictably.
- Laptop & Mac DisplaysDamaged panels, dim images, backlight symptoms and external-display diagnosis.
- Tablet & Console DisplaysTablet glass or touch faults and supported console display-related diagnosis.
Can you quote from a photo?
A photo can show the visible fault. The device model and a closer inspection are still needed before an option or price is agreed.
Does cracked glass always mean a full display replacement?
That depends on the device. Ask the team to check which screen component can be replaced on your model.
Should I keep using a damaged screen?
Avoid using a screen with loose sharp glass. Contact the shop to discuss the safest next step for the device.
Show us the damage or describe the fault.
A photo can help with visible damage, but the repair route is confirmed after the device is assessed.