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Repairs

Laptop screen replacement — HP, Dell and Lenovo

A cracked panel, a bright white flash, vertical lines, or a display that stays black while the keyboard lights up.

Quote after assessmentSame day to 2 days90-day warranty
Windows laptop panels are not bonded the way a MacBook display is, which makes this a cheaper and usually faster repair. We hold panels for the models that come through the shop most often, so many of these are done while you wait.

What the price covers

  • Diagnosis, to separate a failed panel from a failed cable or graphics chip
  • A matched replacement panel — same resolution, same refresh rate, same finish
  • Hinges and bezel checked, because a cracked screen is often a failing hinge
  • A 90-day warranty on the part and the work

Covers HP, Dell, Lenovo and ThinkPad. Other makes on request..

How it works

  1. 1Bring it in, or message us first — the model number is enough for us to tell you whether we hold the part.
  2. 2Free diagnosis. You get a firm price before anything is opened, and you are free to walk away with the machine as it came.
  3. 3We do the work, test it, and hand it back with a 90-day warranty on the part and the labour.

Questions we get asked

Do you have the screen for my model in stock?
For common HP, Dell and Lenovo models, usually yes. Send us the model number over WhatsApp — it is on the sticker underneath — and we will tell you before you make the trip.
Why is a laptop screen cheaper than a MacBook one?
On most Windows laptops the panel is a separate part that unclips from the lid. On a modern MacBook the glass, panel and backlight are bonded into one assembly, so the whole assembly has to be replaced.
The screen is fine but the picture is not. Is it still the panel?
Not necessarily. Plug into an external monitor: if that picture is clean, the fault is the panel or its cable. If the external is also wrong, it is the graphics, which is a board repair.

Not sure this is the fault?

Describe what the machine is doing and we will tell you what it usually means, before you come in. Diagnosis in the shop is free either way.