A cracked or unresponsive iPhone screen is one of the most common repairs we see at our Amritsar studio — and one of the most straightforward to get right, provided it's done by someone who actually understands Apple's display architecture. Every iPhone screen replacement at MobileSurgeon is calibrated for touch response, True Tone colour matching and brightness accuracy before your phone leaves our bench, not just swapped in and handed back.
We work on iPhone models from the SE and 8-series through to the latest Pro Max, including OLED and Face ID-equipped devices that need the sensor housing and cable handled with extra care during the swap. We explain your OEM-quality versus premium aftermarket display options upfront, so you're choosing with full information rather than guessing.
iPhone screen replacement cost depends heavily on your exact model — newer Pro and Pro Max models with OLED panels and Face ID sensor housings cost more to service than older SE or 8-series LCD models, and OEM-quality glass costs more than premium aftermarket. Rather than quoting a blind number here that won't match your actual phone, share your model on WhatsApp or call us for a same-day, no-obligation quote — we always explain the price and part options before starting any work.
Yes — we take care to preserve the Face ID sensor housing and cable during every screen replacement, and test Face ID before handing your phone back. If your Face ID module itself is damaged, we also offer dedicated Face ID repair.
We offer both OEM-quality and premium aftermarket display options and explain the real difference in quality and price before you decide — never a downgraded panel passed off as something it isn't.
Most iPhone screen replacements are completed same-day at our Amritsar studio, often within the hour, subject to model and part availability.
Every screen we fit is calibrated for True Tone colour matching before handover, so your display keeps adjusting to ambient lighting as Apple intended.
For most cracked-screen cases the phone itself is still perfectly functional — a screen replacement is almost always far cheaper than replacing the device. We'll tell you honestly if your specific case is an exception.
Yes — this is actually the most common case we see. We'll still recommend replacing it soon, since cracked glass risks cuts and further internal damage if left too long, but the phone remains usable in the meantime.