iPod touch repair prices

The most sensitive part of the device is the touch panel, which can break if we drop the iPod. If that happens, the back case gets frequently damaged too. If the LCD is fine and only the touch and glass panel breaks, the latter can be replaced separately.

If the display gets damaged and it provides a subpar image quality or the display is entirely white and only the display backlight works, we replace the LCD panel.

Because of it's portability and the mechanical stress it faces, the metal case of the iPod touch can get damaged. In these cases, we rebuild the internal components inside a new back case. Smaller damages can be usually repaired, which we do if necessary during the touch panel replacement repair process.

After some time, the battery capacity decreases with frequent use. If the device discharges abnormally fast, doesn't charge at all, or only works if it's plugged in, the battery has to be replaced.

If the home button doesn't respond to pushing it or it's hard to get it respond, the home button may be faulty. If the button moves away from it's place, goes behind the touch panel or it can't be moved to it's proper position, it has to be replaced.

If the power button and the volume control buttons don't function properly, the upper ribbon cable has to be replaced.

Errors in the jack connector can influence sound quality, it can distort it or cut off one side of the sound entirely. If the head of the jack connector breaks or other foreign material gets stuck inside the connector and it can't be pulled out, it has to be replaced.

If we drop the iPod, the LCD and touch panels can get damaged. Because of this, the display can show abnormal stripes, black patches or it's entirely white and only the backlight works. In the case of the iPod touch 4G and 5G, the display panel is laminated and the whole panel has to be replaced.

Because of it's portability and the mechanical stress it faces, the metal case of the iPod touch can get damaged. In these cases, we rebuild the internal components inside a new back case. Smaller damages can be usually repaired, which we do for free if necessary during the touch panel replacement repair process.

After some time, the battery capacity decreases with frequent use. If the device discharges abnormally fast, doesn't charge at all, or only works if it's plugged in, the battery has to be replaced.

If the home button doesn't respond to pushing it or it's hard to get it respond, the home button may be faulty. If the button moves away from it's place, goes behind the touch panel or it can't be moved to it's proper position, it has to be replaced.

If it becomes hard to turn on the device or the power button doesn't respond, it has to be repaired or replaced.

If the power button and the volume control buttons don't function properly, the upper ribbon cable has to be replaced.

Errors in the jack connector can influence sound quality, it can distort it or cut off one side of the sound entirely. If the head of the jack connector breaks or other foreign material gets stuck inside the connector and it can't be pulled out, it has to be replaced.

If the picture provided by the camera is messy or if the optics have been damaged or if it doesn't focus properly or if it doesn't work at all, the camera app can freeze and it's not clear, which camera module has a problem.

If we drop the iPod, the LCD and touch panels can get damaged. Because of this, the display can show abnormal stripes, black patches or it's entirely white and only the backlight works. In the case of the iPod touch 4G and 5G, the display panel is laminated and the whole panel has to be replaced.

Because of it's portability and the mechanical stress it faces, the metal case of the iPod touch can get damaged. In these cases, we rebuild the internal components inside a new back case. Smaller damages can be usually repaired, which we do for free if necessary during the touch panel replacement repair process.

After some time, the battery capacity decreases with frequent use. If the device discharges abnormally fast, doesn't charge at all, or only works if it's plugged in, the battery has to be replaced.

If the home button doesn't respond to pushing it or it's hard to get it respond, the home button may be faulty. If the button moves away from it's place, goes behind the touch panel or it can't be moved to it's proper position, it has to be replaced.

Errors in the jack connector can influence sound quality, it can distort it or cut off one side of the sound entirely. If the head of the jack connector breaks or other foreign material gets stuck inside the connector and it can't be pulled out, it has to be replaced.

If the device doesn't charge properly or only charges in certain positions or liquid damage causes it to be silent, replacing the dock connector can solve the issue.

If some iOS functions don't work properly, the system slows down, discharges faster, doesn't connect to the internet - all these can be caused by software problems. Updating to the latest iOS can usually solve these (for technical reasons, going back to previous software versions is not possible).

Before restoring the latest iOS version, we backup your data. This is only possible if your device is still functional or turns on after repairs.

Ultrasonic cleaning is required after liquid damage to avoid the corrosion of the logic board and therefore irreversible damage. We clean out the connectors and we resolder them, if necessary. Usually the battery also has to be replaced after liquid damage.