Free repair guidance

Know what’s wrong before you pay to fix it.

Answer a few questions about your laptop, desktop, tablet, or phone. We’ll narrow down the likely problem, show fair repair cost ranges, and point you to the right replacement part — new or refurbished — or help you back up and sell a device that isn’t worth fixing.

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Start with the symptom

What’s wrong with your device?

Choose the closest match. We’ll narrow it down one step at a time.

Laptop, phone, tablet, replacement battery, SSD, and precision tools arranged on a clean repair workbench

Device details

What are you trying to fix?

This changes the questions, parts, and repair guidance.

Device details

Who made it?

Pick the brand shown on the device.

Device details

What’s the model?

A model name or number helps avoid ordering a part that doesn’t fit.

Start typing to search 1,530 models from 2016–2026. If yours isn’t listed, enter it manually. You can usually find it on the underside, back, or in Settings → About.

Device details

About how old is it?

Age helps us weigh wear-related failures.

Quick check

What do you notice?

A third option

Not worth fixing? Sell it as-is.

Your broken device still has value — working or not. Get an instant cash offer and put it toward your next one instead of sinking money into a repair that costs more than the device is worth.

Get an offer for your device

Before ordering

  1. Power off and disconnect the device. Stop if the battery is swollen, hot, or damaged.
  2. Match the exact model and the part number printed on the original component.
  3. Review a model-specific repair guide before opening the device.

This is an initial troubleshooting suggestion, not a definitive diagnosis. Prices are illustrative and vary by model, region, part quality, and additional damage.

Before you repair

How do I identify the right replacement part?

Match the exact device model and the part number printed on the original component before ordering. Similar-looking parts may use different connectors or dimensions.

Should I repair my device myself?

Simple external parts and some modular laptop components can be approachable. Repairs involving glued displays, soldered parts, swollen batteries, or power supplies are better handled by a qualified repair shop.

Are the repair cost ranges exact?

No. The ranges are planning estimates. The device model, part quality, labor rates, region, and any additional damage can change the final price.