Central Coast · Erina NSW

Phones for teenagers,
Laptops for students,
iPads for Nan and Pop.

We fix what other shops write off.

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Phone repair

Screen repairs, batteries, charge ports, cleanouts, water damage, software updates and account issues.

$130–$720 Most next day
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Computer repair

Laptops, desktops and MacBooks. Screens, keyboards, trackpads, batteries, motherboards, USB, HDMI and charging ports, water damage, Wi-Fi, email and virus help.

$160–$1,650 1–3 days typical
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iPad repair

Screen repairs, batteries, charging ports, buttons, frame work, motherboards, water damage, software and account help.

$129–$500 2–4 days typical
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Console repair

Xbox and PlayStation. HDMI ports, power supplies, Wi-Fi modules, cleanouts, disc drives, update loops and software corruptions.
We don't fix remotes.

From $90 1–2 weeks
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Data recovery

Hard drives, SSDs, SD cards, USB drives, phones, deleted files, water damage and forensic recovery.

$150–$3,000 1–4 weeks
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Scam recovery

Account recovery, identity theft, remote access scams, stalkerware, GPS trackers, hidden cameras and full privacy sweeps.

$150–$850 Next day · 1:1 available
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The process

How it works

Three steps.

  1. Come say hi

    One of the hardest things about getting a device fixed is finding someone you can actually trust. We know the device walking in is more than a device. It's your photos, your family group chat, the bank app, and a respectable meme collection. Drop in any time. Booking online in advance is preferred so that we get all the information and get things moving as quickly as possible.

  2. Under the scope

    Every device starts with an inspection. The device is disassembled and diagnosed. You'll receive a text with the price and the ETA. If you want to go ahead, we move to payment.

  3. Back online

    Most of the workflow is automated. You'll receive a text message when your device is ready for pickup.

Repair

Phone repair

“Phones don't just break. They break two weeks before the trip, or the morning of an interview. We know when it matters. We know how to fix it.”

Most phones are in and out the next day. Board-level work takes three to four weeks. That covers microsoldering, water damage and dead power chips. Prices are on the site. For trickier jobs, we diagnose on the bench and text you the real number before we start. Software, accounts, charge ports. All on one bench.

iPhone screen $210–$720 Battery replacement $130–$180 Charging port $160–$280 Data recovery from $650
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Refurbished

Replacement phones
Delivered to you

Certified pre-owned phones · 3-month warranty included

Repair

Computer repair

“When a laptop dies, work stops. Tax records, photos, school assignments.
We know the weight of what's on it.”

Every device is diagnosed before we quote. The big Apple Store charge is usually for a whole new motherboard, but the real fault is often one chip. A power IC, an hour on the bench, not a board swap.

Liquid damage needs same-day or next-day attention, two days at the outside. Past that, corrosion has usually taken the board.

When your data is the priority, it stays front of mind for the whole repair. We take every precaution to keep it safe. We never wipe anything without confirming, usually twice. We understand what's lost if we get it wrong.

Replacing a battery, drive, RAM or screen only improves the laptop. Heavy water damage is the exception, where some quirks can linger. We flag that before any work starts.

Free security downloads. Clean it yourself first.

Battery replacement $90–$300 Laptop screen (non-touch) $250–$350 Laptop screen (touch) $350–$700 MacBook screen $800–$1,400 Board-level repair $650–$850 Data recovery from $150
Repair

iPad repair

“Most iPads come in dropped on a tradie's site or thrown in a kid's tantrum. They belong to the whole house and when one breaks, everyone feels it.”

There are two kinds of iPad on this bench. Standard iPads and iPad Pros bond the glass, LCD and digitiser into one assembly; the iPad Air keeps them as separate layers. That difference is everything when something cracks — one is a slow, careful afternoon on a heated mat, the other is glass off, fresh glass on, done. There's no fast version of the bonded job, which is why most shops refuse it.

It's why we steer clumsy parents and destructive kids toward the iPad Air: separate digitiser, cheaper screen, faster fix, and the numbers add up over the life of the device. We stock refurbished Airs too. Battery replacement is the other big ask, turned away elsewhere for the fiddly adhesive routing — done properly it brings 4 to 6 hours back to a tablet that was barely lasting two.

Same bench handles frame straightening, board-level work when a single chip fails, home buttons on older models, and software — stuck iPadOS updates, email setups gone wrong, files that won't open. iPad, iPad Pro, iPad Mini, iPad Air: if Apple sold it, we've had it on the bench. Touch issues after a chain-shop screen swap usually trace to a digitiser seated wrong, easier to spot than to undo.

iPad screen $129–$500 Battery replacement from $99 Charging port from $109
Console repair

Xbox + PlayStation

“A console that won't power on, won't connect, or won't display is a ruined weekend. HDMI port repairs, power supply work, Wi-Fi fixes, system reflashes — most repairs run 1 to 2 weeks because replacement parts are ordered to spec for each board.”

HDMI port damage is the most common console repair we see. The plug gets bent, the port lifts off the board, the console eventually stops handshaking with the TV. It's a micro-soldering job — a new port placed and reflowed where the old one was. PS5 and Xbox boards are different layouts but the same technique.

Update loops, corrupted system software, error codes that won't clear — most fix through a guided rebuild or reflash. Saved game data is protected when possible. If the storage itself has failed, recovery routes through the same data recovery process as everything else on this page.

Random shut-offs are usually one of three things: a thermal cutout from dust buildup, a failed power supply or power IC, or a board fault from a previous liquid spill. Each has its own diagnostic path. The cheap fix gets tried first; the expensive fix only if the cheap one doesn't hold.

We don't fix remotes or controllers. Replacement controllers are cheaper than the labour to repair them, and they're usually best sourced new. We focus on the consoles themselves — boards, ports, power, network.

HDMI port replacement $320 Power supplies from $199 Software issues from $90
Recovery

Data recovery

“Your child's first steps. A holiday more special than the others. A fur friend you wish you could see one more time. The last voicemail. We know what's on these drives. That's why we're passionate about it.”

Every drive starts with an inspection and a forensic image. We work on the image, never the original. Logical failures are most of what arrives: deleted files, corrupted partitions, failed updates that brick a phone with photos still inside. Most resolve within three days.

Mechanical failures take longer. Head crashes need a Class 100 cleanroom and donor parts. Controllers on SSDs and SD cards sometimes need chip-off work. USB connectors are usually a bench fix. Cleanroom work happens at partner labs; diagnosis and case management here. Forensic recovery for court evidence and sworn affidavits is the other specialty. We train other repairers around Australia in this work.

Hard drives, SSDs, SD cards, USB drives, phones, cameras. Turnaround is one to four weeks depending on the failure. Some drives are past recovery. When that's the case, we tell you straight before any money changes hands.

Logical recovery from $150 Damaged drive, in-store $300–$1,000 Cleanroom / lab up to $3,000 Physical / mechanical $800–$3,000
Recovery

Scam recovery

“You're not stupid. You were tricked by people who do this for a living, and they're good at it. Maybe your reflexes aren't as fast as they used to be and that's ok. Maybe you're using a phone with one finger because you're scared of clicking the wrong thing. But there's a possibility you're able to use technology without being scared of it. You just need the right person to show you how. And you don't have to tell the kids about this one.”

First move is closing every active session: banking, email, cloud, MyGov, social. Then changing every password in the right order. The order matters.

Then the device gets scanned for AnyDesk, TeamViewer, AnyViewer, keyloggers, the backdoors they leave behind. All removed and verified gone. The device is hardened with a password manager, two-factor on everything that matters, and a quiet backup running. Account reinstatement is the slow part. Banks, telcos, registries all want different forms and different verification. We know which form, which order, which department. Most accounts come back within a week.

Identity fraud takes longer. When someone has opened accounts in your name, you're unwinding a paper trail. You leave with the breach documented in writing: what was accessed, when, how. That's exactly what your bank, Scamwatch, ReportCyber and IDCARE need. Privacy sweeps are the quieter service: stalkerware on phones and laptops, GPS trackers in vehicles, hidden cameras in the home. Discreet, in-house, book a private appointment if you would rather not be at the front counter.

Recovery & account lockdown $150–$850 Initial assessment $50
What Customers Say

Rated 4.9 on Google

★★★★★ 4.9★  146 Google reviews

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"I've been in IT for 18 years and I'm so impressed by this guy. Very happy. Will be back."

Greg SheppardGoogle Review
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"Honest repairer — thought my laptop had had its day but Ben fixed, repaired, explained, showed me what was needed to be done, and restored everything running better than it has ever done."

Tracy BramstonGoogle Review
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"Great to deal with. True professional and definitely knows his stuff. My 10 year old machine now updated to i5 12th gen and no loss of any of my data."

Rob SGoogle Review
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"Ben offered the best solution and the best price on the Central Coast. Saved me hundreds compared to buying a new device. Quick turnaround too — had it back the same day."

Michael TGoogle Review
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"Brought in my water-damaged MacBook expecting the worst. Ben recovered all my data and got the board working again. Other shops said it was a write-off. Absolute legend."

Sarah KGoogle Review
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"Excellent and efficient phone repair. Ben is transparent about pricing, explains what's wrong, and gets it done fast. Won't go anywhere else on the Coast."

James LGoogle Review
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"iPhone 14 Pro screen was shattered after a drop. Ben replaced it in under an hour and it looks brand new. Even matched the True Tone calibration properly, unlike the last shop I used."

Priya DGoogle Review
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"Bought a refurbished iPhone 13 from the store. Condition was exactly as described, battery at 98%, and Ben walked me through setting it up. Couldn't be happier with the price."

Daniel RGoogle Review
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"My elderly mum got caught in a phone scam and lost a lot of money. Ben helped her secure her accounts, recover what he could, and set up protections so it doesn't happen again. Above and beyond."

Kylie MGoogle Review
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"External drive died with five years of family photos on it. Two other places said unrecoverable. Ben got everything back for a fraction of the price. Wouldn't trust anyone else with data recovery."

Anthony PGoogle Review
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"Samsung Galaxy wouldn't charge no matter what cable I tried. Turned out to be a clogged port — Ben cleaned it out, tested the battery, and didn't charge me for the diagnostic. Honest local business."

Rachel WGoogle Review
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"MacBook Pro logic board repair — Apple quoted $1,600 for a replacement. Ben diagnosed a failed power IC, replaced it component-level, and saved me a grand. Same-day turnaround. Legend."

Tom HGoogle Review

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