November 10, 2026 12:47 AM
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by Nam Thairanked
Nam is Thairanked's editor in Bangkok. She checks every business on her lists herself (the reviews, the photos, the details) and updates a list when something changes.
Phone repair prices in Bangkok depend on your phone model, the type of damage and the parts used. Official service providers generally cost more but offer genuine parts and service warranties. Independent repair shops at MBK Center, Fortune Town and other IT malls can be cheaper, especially for screen and battery replacements. Before agreeing to a repair, always ask for a written quote, confirm whether the parts are genuine or aftermarket, and check the repair warranty.
Bangkok has three main options for phone repairs:
If you choose an independent shop, compare at least two or three quotes before making a decision.
Screen replacement is usually one of the more expensive phone repairs. The price depends on your phone model and whether you choose a genuine replacement screen or an aftermarket alternative.
For example, iMedic's published price list shows an iPhone 15 display module replacement at 10,500 THB. Independent repair shops may offer cheaper alternatives, with different screen technologies and quality levels.
Before booking, ask whether the replacement is an original part, an OLED aftermarket screen or another type. Also check whether the repair affects Face ID, fingerprint recognition or display quality.
Battery replacement is a common repair for phones that drain quickly, shut down unexpectedly or no longer hold their charge.
For reference, iMedic lists battery replacement parts for the iPhone 14 and iPhone 15 series at 3,690 THB. Independent repair shops may offer lower prices depending on the battery brand and quality.
If you use an independent shop, ask about the battery's origin, warranty period and whether your phone will display a battery warning after replacement. Always check the battery health and charging performance before leaving.
Before handing over your phone for repair:
by Nam Thairanked
Nam is Thairanked's editor in Bangkok. She checks every business on her lists herself (the reviews, the photos, the details) and updates a list when something changes.
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