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Phone Screen Repair Cost in Malaysia (2026)

Cost Guide

Last updated: 10 August 2026

Phone screen repair in Malaysia costs between RM 120 and RM 950, depending on the tier of phone. A budget Android screen is RM 120–250, a mid-range phone is RM 250–500, and a flagship iPhone or Samsung runs RM 450–950. Here's how the pricing breaks down and what drives it.

Phone Screen Repair Cost in Malaysia (2026)

How Much Does Phone Screen Repair Cost in Malaysia?

Repair	Price (MYR)
Budget phone (entry Android, LCD, e.g. Redmi/Realme/Galaxy A0x)	RM 120 – RM 250
Mid-range phone (Galaxy A3x–A5x, mid Xiaomi/Oppo/Vivo)	RM 250 – RM 500
Flagship Android (Galaxy S / Note / Pixel Pro)	RM 450 – RM 950
iPhone 11–13 series	RM 250 – RM 550
iPhone 14–16 series	RM 350 – RM 950
Foldable inner screen (Z Flip / Z Fold)	RM 500 – RM 1,200

What Affects the Cost?

Panel type — cheap LCD sits at the bottom, AMOLED and soft OLED at the top.
Phone tier — flagships use premium displays with higher brightness, curved edges, or 120Hz.
Screen quality you choose — aftermarket LCD, hard OLED, soft OLED, and original-grade all price differently.
Under-display fingerprint sensor — flagships with in-screen sensors need careful calibration.
Foldables — Ultra Thin Glass and dual-layer displays are a whole different price tier.

Budget vs Mid-Range vs Flagship — What's the Difference?

Budget: usually a standard LCD. Cheap to source, quick swap, RM 120–250.
Mid-range: often AMOLED now, so parts cost more than the phone's age suggests, RM 250–500.
Flagship: curved AMOLED, high brightness, in-screen fingerprint, sometimes S Pen support — the panel alone can cost more than a whole budget phone.

Aftermarket vs Original-Grade Screens

For most phones you can choose a good aftermarket panel or an original-grade one. Aftermarket LCDs look slightly washed out with greyer blacks — fine as a stopgap or on a budget phone. Original-grade and soft OLED panels match the factory colours, brightness, and touch response, and are worth spending up on for a flagship you'll keep for years. We'll show you both options and prices before you decide.

Repair vs Replace — Is It Worth It?

On a budget phone where the screen repair approaches half the cost of a new handset, replacing the phone can make sense — we'll say so. On a mid-range or flagship phone, a RM 250–950 screen fix is far cheaper than a RM 2,000–6,000 replacement, so repair almost always wins. A cracked screen also spreads and lets in dust and moisture, so fixing it sooner avoids a bigger bill later. Fix It Jerry does most screen swaps same-day in Kuala Lumpur.

Turnaround Time

30 minutes to 2 hours for most phones. Cracked glass with a working display is a straight assembly swap. Flagships with under-display sensors or curved edges take a little longer for calibration. We test touch, brightness, and the fingerprint sensor before you leave.