Motorola Phone Repair In Tampa: Screens, Batteries And Charging Ports
Motorola makes some of the best-value phones out there. Here's what tends to break on them, and what we do about it.
Moto G, Moto Edge, Razr — Motorola phones are everywhere in Tampa because they're affordable, and that makes repair a real question: is it worth fixing? Usually yes. Here's what we see most and what each repair involves at our two stores.
Cracked screens
The most common Motorola repair by far. Cracked glass, a black display after a drop, or touch that stops responding in one area. We replace the display assembly, and screen repair starts at $49 — send an instant quote with your exact model (Moto G Power, G Stylus, Edge, Razr and so on) for the price. Most Motorola screens are done the same day.
Batteries
A Moto that dies early, shuts off in the cold, or has a back cover that's starting to lift. That last one is a swelling battery and should be replaced promptly. Batteries we install carry a 90-day warranty.
Charging ports
Charges only at an angle, or not at all. USB-C ports on budget phones take a beating from cheap cables. We check for lint first, then replace the port if it's worn.
Cameras and back glass
Cracked camera lens, blurry photos, or a shattered back. All replaceable, and we'll tell you straight if the repair makes sense against the value of the phone.
Is it worth repairing a budget phone?
For a screen or battery on a Moto G, almost always: the repair costs a fraction of a replacement and you keep your data, your case and your number. For an older phone with multiple problems, we'll give you an honest answer at check-in — and if it's not worth it, we buy, sell and trade phones at both stores, so you have options in the same visit.
Where to bring it
1505 E Fowler Ave near USF or 4810 E Busch Blvd Suite A, walk-ins welcome, or send an instant quote first. Every repair carries our 30-day warranty.
Related service: All Phone Repairs