One Hour Device Repair Redmond, iPhone, iPad, Samsung, Pixel, Moto

Matt Peterson

If you’re anything like me it can be hard to choose an independent repair location to service your devices. You generally tend to read the worst reviews of any location first and bite your fingernails over things like price, privacy, and quality. Today I had cracked my brand-new iPhone 11 screen I *just* had repaired for digitizer issues from Apple for $200. I was rightfully devastated and considered shelling out the $200 and heading back to Apple again. Luckily, this place was open on the 4th of July and although the clerk who was there today was clearly busy, he assured me he could have it done for much cheaper than Apple. Aside from a very small delay (20 minutes) that occurred from a previous customer’s repair, it was extremely professional, prompt, and most importantly, functional. It’s only been a short while since I picked up the phone but I’m extremely satisfied with the service and the price I paid for it. I would 100% recommend this place to anyone who needs their repairs done cost-efficient and expedient. To the guy who repaired my phone— thanks so much. You were a real lifesaver and I hope you have a wonderful rest of your holiday.

Wen Zhao

Shopped around several stores for iPad screen replacement on a Sunday afternoon in the Bellevue area. One hour device repair far beats the rest. The price is the lowest. I got it back within 2 hours while others let me wait a few days. The staff were super nice and we had a great chat. Definitely recommend this store for any electronic repairs.

Larry Sexton

This was great. Broke/cracked/shattered the telephoto lens on iphone 13. Went to Apple, Genius Bar said one single piece of glass, needed to be a phone exchange and was going to cost $550+ tax. Ya, uh NO! Phone call to One Hour repair guys in Redmond. Could say if they could over phone, whether they had parts and current availability. Fixed in about 45 mins after drop off for about $100 with tax. Simple, fast, no issues - boom!

Kilgore Trout

Initially I was pleased with the screen repair they did for about $200. However, after 2 weeks the new screen had vertical lines. One would assume this would fall under warranty. I was informed no, that the screen was damaged. The screen was not damaged though. There was not a crack nor any impact that occurred. I could understand if I showed up with a screen that had a large crack in it, that would not be covered. But with a screen that clearly was not externally damaged one would expect it to be covered. Update: After talking with the owner who reached out after my post, it was determined that a mistake was made, and the display should have been covered and they are now repairing it.