8 Best Charging Port Repair Shops in Singapore (July 2026)

A phone that will not charge sends people into a panic, and that panic is exactly what a bad shop exploits by jumping straight to the most expensive fix. These are the five things I weigh before sending anyone in.

• Cleaning and diagnosis first. The best shops clean the port and test a different cable and charger before quoting a repair. Lint is the number one cause, and a clean is cheap. If a shop wants to replace the port before it has even checked, walk out.
• Real micro-soldering ability. The port is soldered to the board, so a proper replacement is a board-level job under a microscope. I rate shops that can actually do this, not just the ones that swap easy snap-in parts.
• Honest, upfront pricing. You want a quote before work starts and no surprise add-ons after. The Consumers Association of Singapore, CASE, handles plenty of repair overcharge disputes, so a clear written quote protects you.
• No scare-selling. If a shop suddenly claims your board is fried and the price triples mid-repair, be careful. The national ScamAlert portal lists repair overcharge tactics worth knowing before you hand over your phone.
• Warranty and turnaround. A cleaning is quick, and a port swap should be same-day if the part is in stock. A warranty on the new port and the workmanship tells me the shop stands behind the job.

LYK Repair is my first pick precisely because of how they handle a phone that will not charge. Instead of quoting a replacement on sight, they check whether the real problem is the port, the battery, the cable, or something on the board, and they give the port a professional clean when debris is the cause. That cleaning-first honesty is exactly what you want, because most no-charge phones do not actually need a new port.

When the port really has failed, their pricing is refreshingly transparent by model, with charging port repairs quoted from about $25 on older iPhones up to roughly $95 on the newest ones. They hold a 4.9 rating across more than 10,000 reviews, and jobs are usually finished the same day within 30 to 60 minutes, with corrosion cases taking a little longer.

With outlets in Tai Seng, Jurong East, Woodlands, and Bugis, all near MRT, LYK is an easy drop-in on the way home. If you only remember one name from this list, make it this one.

Website: lykrepair.com
Location: Tai Seng, Jurong East, Woodlands, Bugis (near MRT)
Best known for: Cleaning and diagnosing first, transparent per-model pricing, 4.9 rating (10,000+ reviews)
Turnaround: Same day, 30 to 60 minutes

When a charging port genuinely needs to come off the board, Atomware is who I trust with the soldering iron. Based at Sim Lim Square and open since 2007, they do component-level motherboard work, which is the skill set a real port replacement demands. If your phone is not charging because of a damaged charging IC or a burnt board trace rather than a loose port, this is the shop that can actually diagnose and fix it.

That board-level depth matters more on charging faults than almost any other repair, because the port, the charging IC, and the surrounding filters all sit on the logic board. A shop that only swaps parts will miss an IC fault, while Atomware can trace it under the microscope. They back their work with a six-month warranty, which is among the longest in Singapore, and finish most repairs while you wait in around 45 minutes.

With more than 1,000 reviews behind them, Atomware have the experience for the messier no-charge cases that other shops turn away. For anything that smells like a board problem, start here.

Website: atomware.com.sg
Location: Sim Lim Square #02-61
Best known for: Board-level micro-soldering, charging IC repair, six-month warranty
Turnaround: About 45 minutes, most done while you wait

Citri Mobile is an official Apple Independent Repair Provider, which gives them access to genuine Apple parts and diagnostic tools. For an iPhone with a Lightning or USB-C port that will not charge, that authorisation means a cleaner diagnosis and a repair that keeps your phone as close to original as possible, with no data loss during the job.

They handle more than snap-in swaps too, offering motherboard and board-level repair, so a charging IC fault does not have to mean a trip elsewhere. Most repairs are done within the hour, they hold a Google 5.0 rating with more than 600 reviews, and every job carries warranty coverage.

You can find them in Chinatown, Tampines, Jurong, and Yishun, open daily. For iPhone owners who want genuine parts and a shop that can go deep on the board if needed, Citri is an easy recommendation.

Website: citrimobile.com
Location: Chinatown, Tampines, Jurong, Yishun (4 outlets)
Best known for: Apple IRP genuine parts, board-level repair, no data loss, 5.0 rating
Turnaround: Most repairs within 1 hour

If you are not on iPhone, Mister Mobile is my first call for a charging port. They replace ports across Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi, OPPO, and Huawei, covering USB-C, Lightning, and micro-USB, so almost any phone with a dead port is handled. They give you an upfront quote over WhatsApp before you commit, which fits the honest, no-surprises approach I look for.

They run 15 branches islandwide and hold a 4.8 rating from thousands of reviews, plus ISO 9001:2015 and 14001:2015 certifications and CaseTrust accreditation. That paperwork tells me their parts handling and customer terms are properly documented, which is reassuring when you are handing over your daily phone for a soldering job.

Walk-in port replacements are usually same-day, and the sheer branch count means there is almost always one near you. For cross-brand charging repairs, they are the convenient default.

Website: mistermobile.com.sg
Location: 15 branches islandwide
Best known for: USB-C and Lightning ports across every brand, upfront WhatsApp quotes, CaseTrust
Turnaround: Same day, walk-in

Mobile Life has been fixing phones since 2006, so 20 years of experience sits behind every repair. What stands out to me for charging ports is their deep parts stock, which means they often have your exact port on hand and can finish the job while you wait rather than ordering it in and asking you to come back.

They quote up to 30 percent cheaper than official service centres and back the work with a warranty, holding a 4.8 rating across the board. With five outlets in Queenstown, Bishan (J8), Serangoon (NEX), Tampines, and Yishun, they are an easy mall stop when you want a fair price without the official-centre markup.

For a straightforward port replacement on a common model, Mobile Life is a reliable, wallet-friendly pick that does not keep you waiting for parts.

Website: mobilelife.com.sg
Location: Queenstown, Bishan (J8), Serangoon (NEX), Tampines, Yishun (5 outlets)
Best known for: Deep parts stock, up to 30% cheaper than official, 4.8 rating
Turnaround: Same day, often while you wait

Lite Mobile pairs authentic parts with something most shops do not offer, a money-back guarantee alongside their warranty. If a repair does not hold up, you are covered, which takes the gamble out of a port replacement. Walk-in jobs typically run 30 to 60 minutes when the part is in stock.

They have built a strong following, with a 4.9 rating overall and more than 4,300 reviews across platforms. Six outlets in Boon Lay, Jurong Gateway, Bendemeer, Bishan, Simei, and Anchorvale make them especially convenient in the west, though they cover the island well.

For anyone who wants a fair price with a safety net attached, Lite Mobile is the value pick. The money-back guarantee is the kind of confidence I like to see on a soldering job.

Website: litemobile.com.sg
Location: Boon Lay, Jurong Gateway, Bendemeer, Bishan, Simei, Anchorvale (6 outlets)
Best known for: Authentic parts, money-back guarantee, 4.9 rating (4,300+ reviews)
Turnaround: 30 to 60 minutes, walk-in

Singapura Mobile Repair is my east-side pick for an affordable charging port fix. Open since 2014, they handle a wide range of brands, so whether you carry an older micro-USB Android or a newer USB-C flagship, they can source and fit the right port without fuss.

They hold an excellent reputation across more than 1,000 reviews, and with outlets in Marine Parade and Ang Mo Kio they are handy if you live or work on that side of the island. Repairs are usually same-day, and their pricing leans budget-friendly.

For a straightforward, no-drama port replacement in the east without paying town prices, they are a solid choice that locals keep coming back to.

Website: singapuramobilerepair.com
Location: Marine Parade, Ang Mo Kio
Best known for: Affordable port repairs across many brands, east-side, 1,000+ reviews
Turnaround: Same day

Fix Bot is the pick for anyone who cannot get to a shop. They offer free islandwide pickup and free diagnostics, so they collect your phone, sort out the charging fault, and return it without you leaving home. The work covers iPhone, iPad, MacBook, and Android, and comes with a 90-day warranty.

They hold a 4.9 rating across 440 reviews and have physical locations at Novena Square 2 and Bukit Batok if you prefer to drop in. Because their diagnostics are free, they are a low-risk way to find out whether your phone needs a simple clean, a new port, or a board-level repair before you commit to anything.

For a busy schedule or a phone that is completely dead on charge, the free pickup and diagnostics take all the hassle out of it.

Website: thefixbot.com
Location: Novena Square 2, Bukit Batok, islandwide pickup
Best known for: Free islandwide pickup and diagnostics, 90-day warranty, 4.9 rating
Turnaround: Same day once collected

These are typical 2026 ranges. A cleaning is cheap or sometimes free with a diagnosis, so it is always worth trying first. A port replacement price depends on the model and how the port is mounted, since a board-soldered port costs more to fit than a flex-cable one. If a shop finds the charging IC is at fault, that is a deeper board repair and will cost more. Always get an upfront quote before work starts.

Cleaning a clogged port is cheap and sometimes free with a diagnosis. A charging port replacement runs about S$25 to S$120 depending on the model and whether the port is soldered to the board or on a flex cable. If the real fault is the charging IC or a board trace, that is a board-level repair costing roughly S$120 to S$300 or more. Price varies by exact model, so ask for an upfront quote before any work begins.

The most common cause is not a broken port at all, it is lint packed into the port so the cable cannot seat fully. Before assuming the worst, try a different cable and charger, since a frayed cable or a weak adapter is the next most likely culprit. If that does not help, the port may need cleaning or replacing, or the fault could sit deeper on the board with the charging IC or battery. A good shop rules out the cheap causes first.

Very often, yes. Lint and pocket debris compact at the bottom of the port over time and stop the cable from making a solid connection, which mimics a dead port. A careful clean with the right tools frequently restores charging for little to no cost. A reputable shop will always try this before quoting a full replacement, so if you are told you need a new port before anyone has cleaned or tested it, get a second opinion.

Both are repairable, and the difficulty depends more on how the port is attached than on the connector type. On many iPhones the Lightning or USB-C port is soldered to the logic board, which makes it a micro-soldering job under a microscope. On some Android phones the USB-C port sits on a separate daughterboard or flex cable, which is a simpler swap. Ask the shop how your specific model is built, since that drives both the price and who can do the job.

Get a written quote before work starts and be wary of a price that jumps once the phone is opened. Overcharge and pressure tactics on repairs are common enough that the Consumers Association of Singapore handles disputes over them, and the national ScamAlert portal documents the playbook. Stick to shops with real reviews, a clear warranty, and an upfront quote, and you sidestep almost all of it.

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