It depends on your iPhone model. Older models are cheaper to fix, while newer ones cost more. On average, screen repairs range from $100 to $400 if you don’t have warranty coverage. Always ask if the price includes parts and labor.

In most of the scenario repairing is much cheaper than buying a new one. Especially for screen or battery issues. If the repair cost is less than 50% of a new phone’s price, repair is usually the smarter choice.

Most common repairs like screen or battery replacement take 30 minutes to 2 hours. Complex issues like motherboard or water damage may take 1–3 days depending on Severity of issues.

For screen or battery replacement, your data usually stays safe. However, for major repairs (like logic board damage), there is some risk. It’s always best to back up your phone before repair.

Most of the time, it’s far less expensive to repair an iPhone than to get a new one. For example, a new iPhone 15 will cost about NZD$1,399+, whereas you could have your screen repaired through eRepair N Spares for NZD$249 — NZD$350. Replacing a cracked iPhone 14 would only cost about NZD$189 — NZD$229, compared to buying a new phone! You can expect us to give you an honest assessment after conducting a free diagnosis.

Whether you have an original model or the newest version, we provide repairs for all iPhones including SE (1st), 6, 6s, 7, 7 plus, 8, 8 Plus, X, XR, XS, XS Max, 11, 11 Pro, 12, 12 Pro, 13, 14, 15, all SE generations, and all Pro & Plus models. We have replacement pieces available for nearly every typical model found in our store.

Yes — and the sooner you bring it in, the better. Do not try to charge your phone after liquid exposure. Bring it directly to us and we’ll perform a full board-level diagnostic and ultrasonic cleaning. Water damage repair starts from NZ$89. Even phones that appear completely dead can often be recovered.