Mister Mobile Review: 18 Branches, 4.8 Stars, and Why Nothing Is Priced Publicly (2026)
Rated well almost everywhere, and priced in private
Eighteen branches is the widest phone-repair footprint in Singapore, and the ratings hold up across them rather than resting on one good shop: 4.8 from 3,177 reviews at Hougang, 4.9 from 2,814 at Woodlands, 4.8 from 2,924 at Jurong, 4.8 from 1,755 at Chinatown. That consistency at that volume is the thing worth knowing, because a repair chain is only as good as the branch you happen to walk into. They've traded since 2012, they handle iPhone, Samsung, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods and MacBook work, and they sell new and refurbished handsets alongside a trade-in desk. The one thing they don't do is publish a price. Every repair runs through a Repair Cost Checker, so the figure only exists once you've entered your model.
you want a fast walk-in repair from a shop with thousands of consistent reviews, and a branch near you matters more than knowing the price before you leave home.
you want to compare repair costs across shops before committing, because nothing here is priced publicly and the quote arrives at the end of a form rather than the start.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Phone, tablet and laptop repair | Quoted via their Repair Cost Checker |
| New and refurbished handsets | Priced per model in store |
| Trade-in | Quoted via their Trade-In Calculator |
| Doorstep repair | On enquiry |
Is Mister worth it? The math
With no rate card the honest comparison isn't price, it's turnaround, proximity and what happens when a repair fails. On turnaround they do well: a screen and battery job inside about an hour is the pattern customers describe, not an outlier. On proximity 18 branches is the widest coverage in the category. The term that carries real money is the one on their own counter signage, "No Fix, No Fee" — a diagnosis that goes nowhere costs nothing, which is not universal in this trade. Against a shop that publishes a screen price, though, none of that tells you whether you're paying above or below the going rate, and the checker only answers that once it has your model.
What they do
- iPhone, Samsung and Android phone repair — screen, battery, charging port
- iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods and MacBook repair
- New and refurbished handsets across Apple, Samsung, Google, Xiaomi, Oppo, OnePlus, Honor and Nothing
- Trade-in, with an online calculator before you go down
- Doorstep repair, plus corporate, school and bulk service plans
Known for
- 18 branches open islandwide, with Harbourfront listed as coming soon
- "No Fix, No Fee" and on-the-spot repair, per their own in-store signage
- Trading since 2012
Good to know
What customers actually say
The ratings are unusually consistent for an 18-shop chain, and the volume behind them is large enough to trust: 4.8 and up at every major outlet, on thousands of reviews each. Speed is the recurring praise, with screen-and-battery jobs frequently described as finished inside an hour or so, and staff manner comes up nearly as often. The gripes are narrower and worth knowing. Busy branches queue, and a professional shop with a long line is still a long line. Parts aren't always in stock, so some repairs turn into a second trip a couple of days later. And on refurbished handsets, a few buyers report battery health that read full at purchase drifting down over the following months, which is the ordinary risk of buying used rather than a claim about this shop in particular.
Mister Mobile FAQ
How much does a repair cost at Mister Mobile?+–
There's no published price. Repairs are quoted through their Repair Cost Checker, which asks for the device model before returning an estimate, so the figure only exists once you've entered what you have. Their counter signage states "No Fix, No Fee", so a diagnosis that leads nowhere shouldn't carry a charge.
How many Mister Mobile branches are there?+–
Eighteen are open — Ang Mo Kio, Bedok, Bishan, Boon Lay, Bugis, Bukit Panjang, Chinatown, Geylang, Hougang, Jurong, Marine Parade, Pasir Ris, Potong Pasir, Punggol, Serangoon, Tampines, Woodlands and Yishun — with Harbourfront listed on their site as coming soon.
How long does a phone repair take at Mister Mobile?+–
Customers commonly describe screen and battery jobs finishing in around an hour. Where a part isn't in stock the repair becomes a second visit, usually a day or two later, so the wait depends on the model as much as the queue.
Is Mister Mobile good for refurbished phones?+–
They sell both new and refurbished handsets and the shops rate highly overall. The recurring caution from buyers concerns battery health on used devices reading full at purchase and declining over the following months, which is the general risk of buying second-hand rather than something specific to them.
Which Mister Mobile branch is rated highest?+–
Woodlands, at 4.9 from 2,814 reviews as of 3 September 2026. Hougang carries the largest review count at 3,177 and rates 4.8, as do Jurong (2,924) and Chinatown (1,755).
Does Mister Mobile repair anything besides phones?+–
Yes — iPads, Apple Watch, AirPods and MacBooks alongside iPhone and Android handsets, plus a doorstep repair option and corporate, school and bulk service plans.
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By the MoreBetter editorial team. Prices are quoted from mistermobile.com.sg and carry the date they were last checked; the badge date moves when the price does. Back to Phone repair.