Replacing the screen on your iPhone 15 Pro takes four steps:

1. Book an appointment online here — we work by appointment, so you don't have to wait in line.
2. Diagnosis — we inspect the damage and immediately check for other defects, like a worn battery.
3. Replacement — the glass or complete screen is carefully disassembled and replaced without damaging other parts.
4. Test — we check display, colors, touch, and Face ID before the repair is complete.

During replacement your device can't be used: it's completely disassembled. Prefer not to come in? You can also mail in your iPhone 15 Pro.

The price depends on the variant you choose: glass only, an original screen, or a compatible OLED/LCD. The prices at the top of this page are always complete — the part, installation by our technicians and quality control, including VAT and labor. You pay nothing upfront. So you don't need to buy a separate screen: the new screen is included in the repair price.

• Original Apple screen (Service Pack) — the same image quality, fit, and lifespan as the original display, and Face ID is retained. More expensive than a compatible screen.
• Compatible OLED or LCD — more affordable, but the quality doesn't match the level of an original display; with LCD, color, brightness, and viewing angle are lower.

We recommend an original display or glass replacement; a compatible screen is a temporary or budget solution.

Yes. If only the glass is cracked but display and touch still work perfectly (no black spots or lines), we replace only the glass plate. Your original Apple display is retained — including Face ID and all features — and that's considerably more affordable than a full screen replacement.

If the display itself is damaged or the touchscreen no longer responds, then a complete new screen is needed.

These signs indicate that the screen needs replacement:

• Cracked or broken glass — even a small crack can develop into a larger split that makes the screen unusable.
• Touchscreen doesn't respond well — the screen responds slowly, partially, or not at all to touches.
• Spots or dead pixels — distracting spots or pixels that no longer light up, making some apps difficult to use.

If the display itself still works perfectly and only the glass is cracked, the more affordable glass replacement is often enough.