iPhone 17 Pro Max screen replacement

During screen replacement we place a new waterproof seal around the screen. It offers nearly the same protection as original, but no repair makes a device as waterproof as it came from the factory — so be careful with water after repair.

You get a FIXNOW warranty on the replacement; the term is listed with each screen option. Apple's official warranty expires on repairs outside Apple — our warranty covers the parts we replace, even if we replace just the glass.

1. Book an online appointment — or just come by: we're open six days a week. With an appointment you'll be helped right away.
2. Bring your iPhone 17 Pro Max to our store in Antwerpen or Wolvertem. You can wait while we replace the screen.
3. We test your device before and after repair — including touch and charging, because after a fall sometimes more than just the screen is damaged.

Would rather not come in? You can also mail in your device — all details on shipping are there.

The price depends on your choice: glass only is the cheapest, a full original screen costs more. The current price per option is at the top of this page and is the full price: part, installation, and tax included. You pay nothing upfront.

For the iPhone 17 Pro Max there are four options — price per type is at the top of this page:

• Glass only — if the image and touch still work fully (no black spots or lines), we replace just the top glass layer. Your original Apple OLED panel stays: colors and brightness stay as you know them. Cheaper than a full replacement and more eco-friendly, because we throw away less.
• Full original screen (Service Pack) — needed when the display itself is broken, like black spots or lines: a complete new module in original Apple quality.
• Compatible OLED — cheaper alternative with OLED image, but not the same quality as original.
• Compatible LCD — the lowest price, as a temporary or budget solution; color, brightness, and viewing angle are lower than OLED or original.

Unsure? We recommend glass replacement or an original display and will figure out together which fits your damage.

Replace the screen or screen glass when you notice any of these signs:

• Cracks or breaks in the glass — even small cracks grow fast and damage the touchscreen.
• Touchscreen doesn't respond or responds poorly — taps and swipes aren't registered or are wrong, often due to digitizer damage.
• Lines or spots on the display — green, white, black, or flickering stripes usually point to a broken connection between screen and motherboard.
• Sharp edges where glass is missing — you can cut yourself, and cracks let moisture and dust into the device.

Don't delay the repair: small damage often becomes bigger. We'll check first if the problem is really in the screen or elsewhere.