Orange Tech Center in Philadelphia, PA posts phone screen repair at $79 to $249 on its own site. The local median for this repair is $70 across 5 shops, and the shop's price is $9 more. Its website had 3 prices posted in all when checked in October 2026.
738s S 9th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
From the shop's website.
Prices appear as written on orangetechcenter.com, read on October 31, 2026. A posted price is not a quote, so confirm with the shop.
Source page: orangetechcenter.com/repair
Source page: orangetechcenter.com/repair
Source page: orangetechcenter.com/repair
For each repair, the shop's minimum posted price is compared with the median of local shops' minimum prices. At least 3 shops must post a price. This is not a bill estimate or a judgment of the shop.
Devices, models and repairs come from orangetechcenter.com, read on September 25, 2026, with a link for each. Confirm your model and fault with the shop.
Repairs: screen repair
Source page: orangetechcenter.com/services, orangetechcenter.com
Repairs: back glass repair
Source page: orangetechcenter.com/services, orangetechcenter.com
Each line quotes the shop's own website, read on September 25, 2026, and links to the page it came from.
Select the closest repair, enter the exact device model, and choose your preferred time.Source page: orangetechcenter.com/repair
Hours aren't listed. Call ahead to check before you go.
Orange Tech Center repairs iPhone and Samsung Galaxy phones in Philadelphia. The South Philadelphia shop also works on Apple tablets and laptops, including the iPad and MacBook, as well as gaming PCs. It describes its technicians as certified and advertises micro soldering for work on individual board components.
Customers can book an appointment by selecting the closest repair option, entering the exact device model and choosing a preferred time. Repair requests can include up to three photos. Once a repair is underway, customers can check its status using a ticket number. The shop also lists pickup and delivery.
The shop publishes repair guides for devices including the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Its website describes those guides as basic educational instructions. The team can diagnose a device and confirm the part needed before handling more advanced work.
Beyond repairs, the business buys, sells and trades everyday technology. It also carries accessories such as cables, chargers and cases.
Written from orangetechcenter.com, the shop's own website.
Shops doing phone repair, then other repair shops, nearest this shop first. Nobody buys spots or priority.