Are you trying to use your iPad only to find that it starts to slow down and ultimately lock up and freeze on you? An iPad that freezes once or twice is not a serious concern, but an iPad that continues to freeze repeatedly leaving you unable to use your device is a problem.

There are some steps you can take at home to help you unfreeze your iPad and keep it running without freezing. These troubleshooting options are easy to perform too, which makes them convenient. Should you find that your iPad continues to freeze even after these troubleshooting steps, you may be in need of further iPad repairs.

Let’s take a look.

Why is My iPad Freezing?

There are many reasons why an iPad may freeze and lock up such as an application may freeze up on you, an update may be needed, or your iOS system may be overloaded.

No matter what the reasoning is, the following steps can and should help.

Give It Some Juice

Okay, not the liquid juice but the proverbial juice as in charge it up. Sometimes, an iPad becomes unresponsive and freezes because the battery is very low, and the iPad cannot handle the actions you are trying to perform on it. Allow the device to charge for at least an hour and then attempt to use it again and see if the problem persists.

Perform a Forced Restart

If your iPad is frozen and you cannot turn it off, you can perform a forced restart on it to get it to turn off and come back on. Most times, this will help unfreeze the device.

To do this, simply hold the home button and the power button down at the exact same time until the iPad resets. Once you see the Apple logo pop up on the screen, let go, and allow the device to do its thing.

Close Open Apps

Apps that are currently being used and those that run in the background can slow down your device and even cause it to lock up on you. If you are experiencing this issue, attempt to close out of all the apps by force stopping them.

To prevent this issue in the future, do make sure to fully close out of all apps once you are done using them and not just leave them open in the background.

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If you are still struggling to get your iPad to work or it continues to freeze, let us know. We know how frustrating it can be and we are here to help you. The experts at New York iPad Repair provide you with fast, convenient, and affordable iPad repairs. We provide warranties on most repairs and can complete many of our repairs on the same day. Call us now to book an appointment or feel free to stop by our service center to drop your iPad off.

iPads are an investment and you likely worked hard and saved up money to be able to purchase one. It is important to protect such an expensive device from dents, scratches, and other dings that may happen over time. While the iPad’s construction is well-built and made to be durable, this does not mean that over time things cannot damage it. Ultimately, the condition of your tablet will depend solely on how well you protect it and how it is handled.

As an owner of a piece of technology, you have probably heard of screen protectors. They have been around for a long time and many people utilize them on their devices including on iPads, cell phones, computer screens, and much more.

If you currently do not have a screen protector on your iPad, you may be wondering if you really need to spend the money for one or if you can forgo it altogether. Below, we will discuss both options with you to help you make an informed decision.

Screen Protectors Are Generally Recommended

If you carry your iPad around with you in a bag, purse, or backpack, not having a screen protector on your device is how you spell trouble. The constant bumping and moving around inside your bag can cause damage to the device over time and unknowingly, an object inside of your bag may scratch or crack the screen. A screen protector can help prevent anything from scratching, cracking, or damaging the screen and the protector makes it safer for you to carry the device in your bag.

Okay, you may be thinking to yourself right now that you don’t keep your iPad in any type of bag, so how would the screen protector help you? It can help you should you drop your device. If you store your iPad on top of your nightstand at night, a slight bump making it fall to the floor can result in the screen cracking and shattering. Having a screen protector in place can help ensure this risk is minimized.

If you happen to have children or a child plays an iPad, it is recommended that there is a screen protector on the device. Naturally, children are a bit more careless with their electronics, so this extra layer of protection will keep you at ease. 

Screen Protectors Are Not Always a Necessity

Even though they are recommended, screen protectors are not always the right fit for everyone. If you are able to treat your iPad with the utmost care and keep it away from things that could cause damage to it such as water or a purse, then you may fare pretty well without the extra layer of protection.

An alternative to a screen protector is a case. They can be used separately from one another or in conjunction with one another – the choice is yours.

If you are someone who does not use your iPad very often, you may not need to spend the extra several dollars on a screen protector.

Types of iPad Screen Protectors Available

• PET or Polyethylene Terephthalate
• Tempered Glass
• Paper-like
• TPA or Thermoplastic Polyurethane

In general, tempered glass screen protectors are the most common, readily available, and cheapest to purchase making them a great option.

Damaged iPad Screen? We Can Help

Screen protectors are generally recommended for most iPad users, but they are not always a necessity for everyone. If your iPad has a damaged screen, New York iPad Repair is here to help. We offer iPad screen repairs and replacement services right here in our service center. Bring your device directly to us or feel free to call us to schedule an appointment.

iPads are a popular option, and you can find them just about anywhere from your doctor’s office to schools and even in the workplace. Not only are they easy to use, but they are also known for having a long battery life, which means it does not have to be charged all the time and does not have to stay tethered to a charging cable with heavy use.

With that said, an iPad’s battery can start to lose battery capacity over time and depending on how the iPad is used, this can occur rather quickly for you. iPad batteries can be replaced and sometimes, they need to be, but there are steps you can take to prevent your battery from getting damaged, draining too quickly, or requiring replacement.

Below, we will discuss some tips to help you keep your iPad battery as healthy as possible and we are confident that following these tips will ensure it lasts for a long time.

Take the Case Off to Charge Your Device

While the whole reason you have a case on your device is to protect it, it is recommended that you remove said case to charge it. Why? The case can actually trap heat that the battery generates when it charges and then cause damage to the battery itself. If you want to avoid overheating issues, you should remove the case as the device charges and then put it back on once you are done charging.

Avoid Extreme Temperatures

Storing your iPad in conditions where it is too hot or too cold can affect the device’s battery and shorten the overall battery life. For example, high heat can cause your battery to start draining faster and minimize the overall battery capacity it has.

While you want to avoid cold temperatures too as the cold can cause your battery to drain quicker, the cold will not cause permanent damage to the battery like heat will.

Turn Off Auto Brightness

When a battery is used often, it wears down faster. If your iPad is currently using the auto brightness feature, you may notice that your battery’s life goes relatively quickly. You can turn off this feature, which will help conserve your overall battery life and capacity.

To turn off auto brightness, go to Settings, Accessibility, click Display and Text Size, tap Auto Brightness. Here you can toggle it on and off.

Turn Off Background App Refresh and Location Services

Background app refresh and location services both utilize a lot of battery power and can not only drain your battery life on a daily basis but can wear your battery down quicker than normal over time. You do have the ability to turn these two features off.

To turn off background app refresh, head to your Settings, click General, and tap Background App Refresh. Toggle to off.

To turn off location services, head over to your Settings, tap Privacy, and click Location Services. Toggle to off.

Turn On Low Power Mode

One nice feature on the iPad is the ability to turn on low power mode. This feature works by disabling any apps that are draining your battery until you place your device onto the charger again. This feature will assist in keeping your battery life preserved.

To turn on the low power mode feature, go to Settings, click Battery, and tap on Low Power Mode to enable it.

New York iPad Repair Offers Battery Replacement Services

There are some instances where you may need to have your iPad battery replaced due to damage, swelling, improper use/maintenance, and age. If you find that your iPad battery is draining too quickly or not lasting a good amount of time after a charge, you may need a new battery.

At New York iPad Repair, we offer fast and affordable iPad battery replacement services and can get you in and out very quickly. Our team has the knowledge and expertise to get your new iPad battery installed properly. We use only the best OEM-quality parts here in our service center and can help you maintain your iPad’s battery health.

If you have attempted to turn off your iPad only to find that it will not turn off, you may be worried that there is something major going on with it. While you may be surprised to hear it, it is not an uncommon problem, and many people struggle to get their device to turn off at some point or another.

Should you currently have an iPad that will not turn off, continue reading below to learn how you can fix this commonly encountered issue right from home.

What Causes My iPad to Not Shut Down?

The two main reasons why your iPad won’t shut down are hardware problems or software problems.

How Can I Fix My iPad That Won’t Turn Off?

Below, you will find different solutions to help you solve why your iPad will not shut off.

Conduct a Force Restart

This is one of the very first troubleshooting steps you want to take when it comes to your iPad. Sometimes, the iPad just needs to be forced to turn off to get it out of its funk. To do this, follow these instructions:

• Home Button: If your iPad has a home button, press it down and hold the home button along with the top buttons simultaneously until you see the Apple logo appear and let go.
  
  
• No Home Button: If your iPad does not have a home button, you will need to press the volume up button, press the volume down button, and then hold the top button until you see that the Apple logo has appeared on the screen.

Check Settings to Shut Down the Device

If you do not want to force restart your iPad, you can attempt to shut the device down from the settings menu on your iPad. Simply navigate to Settings, click General, then press Shut Down.

Use Assistive Touch

A hardware issue on your iPad can cause it to not shut down properly but, you may be able to use Assistive Touch to help you shut it down. To do this, head to the Settings section and click on Accessibility. From there, click on Touch and then Assistive Touch. You will toggle the feature on. Once the feature is enable, you will then click on Device, More, and Restart.

Check for an iOS Update

If your iPad is not up to date, it can cause issues with the software and the way it functions. To check for any updates on your iPad, head to the Settings, click General, tap on Software Update, and install any that appear.

Reset Your iPad’s Settings

It is possible that the settings on your iPad have been changed and these settings may be stopping the device from restarting. If this is the case, resetting the device to its original settings can stop the problem.

To reset your current iPad settings, go to Settings, click General, tap on Transfer or Reset iPad, press Reset, then Reset All Settings, then click Reset.

Try Recovery Mode or DFU Mode

If you have found that none of the other options above have worked, you have two further options to try. First is to enter recovery mode with your iPad. This can help you identify any serious software issues that may be going on with the device. With recovery mode, you do not have to perform a hard reset on the device, so you do not have to worry about your data being completely erased. Recovery mode is also a good mode to enter if you need to backup your data and you cannot use the iPad in normal mode.

DFU mode is your second option. This mode allows you to perform a software reset on the device and is a bit more advanced than recovery mode.

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Problems with your iPad can pop up at any time and when they do, they may make you frustrated and be a source of anxiety as you do not want your investment to become a shelf ornament. Fortunately, when an iPad will not turn off, the problem is not too serious and can usually be fixed with the steps above. However, there are instances where the steps above just don’t fix the issue at hand.

If your iPad will not turn off and you have tried to troubleshoot it with no luck, reach out to New York iPad Repair today. We can get your iPad working properly again.

If you are like everyone else, then you likely have to remember many different passwords from your bank account password to your email password and everything in between. It can be difficult to recall all of these passwords all the time.

When you cannot remember your iPad password, you may instantly panic as you may think that you are locked out of the device for good. Fortunately, this is not the case. In fact, while you are unlikely to be able to “break into” the tablet, you have the opportunity to enter recovery mode and then reset the device back to its original state.

Below, we will go over some of the different ways that you can get back into your iPad to reset it once you have forgotten the password.

Locked iPad WITHOUT a Home Button

• Connect your iPad to your computer using your Lightning cable
• Once connected, press and hold down the top button and one of the volume buttons at the same time until you see a slider pop up on the screen
• Use your finger and move the slider to power off the device
• Now, press and hold down the button on top of the device until you see the recovery screen appear
• Click on the Restore option to reset the device
• Make sure to follow all prompts on the screen

Locked iPad WITH a Home Button

• Press down on the top button located at the top of your device and continue to hold it down until you see a slider pop up on the screen (your iPad should NOT be connected to your computer at this point in time)
• Use your finger and slide the slider to turn the device off
• Press and hold down the home button while you plug a lightning charger into your computer and device (this must be done at the same time)
• Click the Restore option when it appears on the screen
• Follow all prompts to reset your device

Reset Your iPad with Find My iPad

• Head to www.icloud.com/find and log in using your credentials
• Click on the all devices button and then select your iPad from the list
• Click on the erase iPad button and follow the prompts that appear on the screen

Please note that this option will ONLY work if you had find my iPad activated AND you know your username and password.

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If you have been locked out of your iPad, you do not need to panic. Resetting your device is simple enough and can be done in one of two main ways – just follow the steps above.

At New York iPad Repair, we are here to assist you with all things iPad repairs. Whether you are having trouble getting into your locked iPad or you have a broken screen, our experts can help. Bring your device into our service center today or feel free to give us a call to schedule an appointment.

Getting a new iPad is exciting, but your excitement may quickly turn into dread when you realize that all your information, media, and saved passwords are on your now old iPad.

Fortunately, you can transfer the data from your old iPad to the new one and it is not too difficult either. Below, we will show you how to get that data transfer going!

Use Quick Start to Transfer the Data

If you have your old iPad with you and it is still functioning, you want to check and verify that it is running an iOS of 11 or higher. If it is, you can utilize the Quick Start feature to transfer over your data. This is actually one of the fastest and most efficient ways to do so.

Do keep in mind that the Quick Start feature can take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours to complete depending on how much data you do have to transfer and your Wi-Fi connection.

Ready to transfer your data using Quick Start? Here’s what to do:

• Connect your old iPad to a stable and secure Wi-Fi network and turn on Bluetooth
• Turn your new iPad on and place it right next to your old iPad
• Connect your new iPad to the same stable and secure Wi-Fi network (you can connect via your device’s network as well)
• Select the Apple ID that you want to transfer data from and press the continue button
• Once the new iPad starts to display an animation on the screen, navigate to the camera viewfinder on your old iPad and snap a picture of the animation on the new iPad
  • (If your old iPad’s camera function does not work, click the authenticate manually option)
• Follow all of the instructions that pop up on the screen
• You may be prompted to enter in your new iPad’s passcode and you may be prompted to setup security features on the new iPad as well, go ahead and do these things
• When the message Transfer Data from [Device Name] appears, click Continue to start
• Keep both devices near each other until the data has been transferred successfully

Use iTunes or Finder to Transfer the Data

If you have backed up your data to your computer, you can utilize either Finder or iTunes to transfer the data to your new iPad. Here’s how:

• Turn your newest iPad on
• Select Setup Manually
• Connect the iPad to a secure and stable Wi-Fi connection
• Navigate to the Apps and Data screen and then choose Restore from PC or Mac
• Connect your iPad to the computer via your Lightning cable
• Open the iTunes or Finder app on your computer
• Select the Restore Backup option and allow the transfer to complete successfully

Use iCloud Backup to Transfer the Data

If you are unable to turn on your old iPad, you can utilize iCloud to transfer the data to your new iPad. Here’s what you need to do:

• Turn the new iPad device on
• Select Setup Manually
• Connect the device to a secure and stable Wi-Fi connection
• Choose Apps and Data and then click Restore from iCloud Backup
• Sign into your iCloud
• Choose a backup option from the options displayed
• Finish the process and allow the data to transfer successfully

Get Help with iPad Data Transfers at New York iPad Repair

Transferring data from one iPad to the next is easy and relatively simple to do; however, there are times when you may run into a hiccup or two or you may find that your data just will not transfer. These issues can happen at any point in the transfer process and our team knows how to handle them. We have been transferring data between clients’ iPads for many years and can assist you in the process too.

If you need assistance transferring your iPad data, reach out to New York iPad Repair today to schedule an appointment or stop by our service center.

Imagine picking your iPad up to use it only to notice that the screen is completely shattered or broken. While iPads are durable, they are not made to be indestructible. A simple fall to something sharp tapping the screen can have devastating consequences and leave you with a device that is not so easy to use.

While a small crack in your iPad screen may not seem like a serious issue at first, the crack can grow in size and eventually cause issues with the way the screen appears and functions. In addition, large cracks can cut your fingers and reduce your ability to use the device.

So, now that you have discovered your iPad screen is broken, here is what you can and should do next.

How Badly Damaged Is the Screen?

Before you decide to take your tablet in for repairs, you may want to know if you have any other options. The first thing you should so is look at the iPad screen and see just how bad the damage really is. For example, is there a small crack in the corner of the screen or is the screen completely shattered?

If your iPad only has a very small crack, it may serve you better to just put a screen protector on your device and watch how the crack progresses. If the crack is small and does not affect what you do on your iPad, you may not need to fix it just yet. If you do have multiple cracks across the screen or cracks that are invading your visual space on the screen, you should get it repaired.

What Happens if I Do Not Fix a Crack?

A crack in your iPad screen is a concern, no matter its size because it has the potential to damage your iPad.

For instance, a large crack in the center of the screen, if left unrepaired, can allow water and dirt to get into your device. If water and dirt do get into your device, you may experience logic board damage or further damage to your screen.

Eventually, the crack will lead to significant damage, especially if it is left unrepaired.

Do Not Perform Your Own Screen Repairs

While screen repairs are important, you do NOT want to complete them on your own, especially if you are inexperienced. If you do attempt to replace your own screen, you could accidentally cause more damage. In addition, sometimes a crack causes more damage than just the screen and replacing the screen will only cover up additional damage that is present.

We Offer Fast and Affordable iPad Screen Repairs in New York

If you have a broken or shattered iPad screen, turn to the experts at New York iPad Repair. We have the tools, expertise, and parts needed to properly fix and replace your iPad screen.

Our team has been named number one in NY because we keep our prices as low as possible and we offer many same-day repair options. Don’t let a crack cause more damage to your iPad and bring your device to us for quick iPad screen repairs today.

While iPads are generally sturdy and definitely hardworking, it is possible for them to crack, especially when they are dropped on a hard surface, or when they come in contact with something sharp. A hairline crack in your iPad screen may have you worried about whether or not your iPad is still able to be used and what you should do next. First things first, don’t panic. Hairline cracks can be fixed and fortunately for you, means you do not have to replace your device.

Why Repair a Hairline Crack in iPad Screen?

A hairline crack may seem very innocent and not so problematic at first and this is because it usually is not. However, continued use of the device can lead to the crack growing in size and eventually disrupting your ability to properly use the device.

From cutting your fingers on the broken glass to impairing your ability to view the content on your screen, it is best to have a hairline crack repaired quickly to ensure no further damage is done to you or the device itself.

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Prior to having the screen repaired on your iPad, you definitely want to make sure you take some steps to ensure that you are best prepared for the repair. It is not advisable to repair an iPad screen on your own, unless of course you are well experienced in screen replacement. You should always have a professional replace the screen to prevent issues with the functionality of the device once the new screen is on. An incorrectly installed iPad screen can lead to issues with touch recognition and more.

So, what do you want to do before you take your iPad into the repair shop? Well, we can tell you.

1. First and foremost, you want to back up your data. Apple has made it very simple for their users to backup data, which means it will only take you a few minutes of your time. You want to make sure that you also turn on the backup feature so that any new data is automatically backed up. Taking this step will prevent you from losing any data.

2. Definitely get a screen protector. While it may not do you any good for your currently cracked iPad screen, it will help protect your new one from any scratches and cracks.

3. Lastly, find a reputable iPad repair center to take your device to. You want to work with professionals who not only understand Apple products, but who know how to fix them as well. Someone inexperienced in screen replacement can do more harm than good.

Let Our Team Repair Your iPad’s Cracked Screen

Repairing your iPad’s hairline crack is important to prevent further cracking and damage to your device. You should never try to replace the screen on your own and always take it to a professional for assistance. At New York iPad Repair, we are here to assist you and we are known for providing the very best in cracked iPad screen repairs right here on site. Call us today or bring your iPad into our service center here in NY.  

You use your iPad day in and out for various activities such as banking, reading emails, and completing tasks. These activities are likely not ones that you want to share with others around you without your knowledge or consent. Just like a computer or laptop, your iPad can become infected with malware or a virus. While it is not common, it does happen, especially if you click on a link that is infected.

iPads Really Do Get Viruses?

Yes, they can. While the risk is pretty low, it can still happen, which is why it is important to make sure you keep your device protected. Fortunately, if the iOS system does become infected, it is designed to keep the virus separate from other systems so that it cannot infect them as well.

How an iPad Can Get Malware

Before we talk about how your iPad can get malware, let’s discuss what it is. Malware is a type of software that is specifically designed to gain unauthorized access to your device or data OR damage or disrupt your device’s system. Malware is not something you want on your iPad as it can do a lot of damage.

An iPad can get malware through a number of different means such as dangerous attachments, fake advertisements, apps, and phishing attempts. If you are not sure who a link or attachment is from, it is best to not open it at all.

How to Protect Your iPad from Malware

Protecting your iPad from malware is an important security step that you want to take, and it is easy enough to do on your own. Follow these simple steps to ensure your device is fully protected.

Protect Your Passwords

It is likely that you have many different passwords for your different accounts, and it comes as no surprise that it can be near impossible to remember all of them. While you may be tempted to save your passwords on a sticky note on your desktop,  in a file, or in your email, it is not advised. These methods leave your information open to exposure and you become vulnerable.

One way to protect your passwords is to utilize a password manager on your iPad. You can find several options in the Apple store to download. These security apps are excellent at keeping your information safe and password protected.

Keep Your iPad Updated

An outdated iPad becomes vulnerable to attacks and malware because it does not have the latest software and patches installed. You should make sure your device is updated regularly.

To do this, you should navigate to Settings, then click General, tap Software Update, and then Run the application to check for updates. If you have any, make sure to get them installed.

Consider a VPN When Using Your Device Publicly

The iPad is convenient and allows you to access the Internet wherever you are. Public Wi-Fi is what allows you to do this, and you can find Wi-Fi access in hotels, airports, coffee shops, restaurants, doctors’ offices, and more. While it is convenient, it leaves you open to exposure to hackers.

If you are going to use a public Wi-Fi connection, it is recommended that you utilize a VPN to protect and encrypt your data so that others cannot see it being transmitted as you navigate the web.

Utilize Two-Factor Authentication

While it may seem like a bit of a hassle, two-factor authentication can help keep your device protected.

If you are not familiar with what two-factor authentication is, it requires you to input two different pieces of information to gain access to your device or account. For example, you may be required to input a password and then a verification code.

When you have two-factor authentication turned on, even if a hacker steals your password, they cannot access your account or make changes to your account without the verification code.

Get iPad Virus and Malware Repair in New York

If you have an iPad that is infected with malware or a virus, it is important to get it removed ASAP. It is possible that the malware or virus steals your information or completely disrupts the operating system on your iPad rendering it useless at the moment.

While you may be worried and scared, you are not without hope. At New York iPad Repair, we are committed to removing any and all malware and viruses from your iPad and then helping you take measures to protect yourself. The sooner you act once you realize there is malware on your iPad, the better.

If you have any questions or you want to get your iPad serviced, stop by our service center today or feel free to reach out to us via phone to schedule an appointment.

When looking at your iPad, you will definitely take notice of the screen. It is one of the most important parts of the device as it allows you to visually see what it is you are trying to do. When the screen on your iPad stops working or does not function properly, it can cause you to quickly become frustrated.

One of the more common iPad screen issues that arises is a flickering screen. Not only is this issue pretty prevalent for some iPad users, but it can also be very annoying. Imagine trying to read something and you can’t because the screen won’t stop flickering on and off.

Fortunately, if your iPad screen is flickering, you do not have to be too worried, as the problem is usually quite easy to fix and can usually be done from the comfort of your home. Below, we will discuss some of the different steps you can take to try and remedy the flickering situation.

Quit Out of All Applications

If you have noticed that the screen flickering only occurs when you use a certain app on your device, then it is likely the issue is related to that app. To fix this issue, force quit out of the application and then remove the app from your device. Attempt to use the device again to confirm the app in question was the issue.

Turn Off Auto Brightness

While auto features can be helpful, they can also cause issues with your device at the same time. If you are having screen flickering issues on your iPad, one of the things you want to do is look at your brightness settings to see if auto brightness is turned on. If it is, turn it off.

The idea behind this feature is that it is designed to activate to adjust the brightness of the screen based on the surrounding light but sometimes, it does not work as it should and can lead to flickering issues. If you turn off the auto brightness and the flickering stops, problem solved.

Run a System Check

Sometimes, there are hidden problems within your iPad that you may not even know about. Running a system check through iTunes can help you identify any problems that may exist and will help determine if you have any apps that may be out of date as well.

If any problems pop up, make sure to resolve them, and then see if the flickering issues continues.

Reboot the Device

A reboot may be in order if you have tried other troubleshooting solutions and they have not worked. While it sounds very easy and simple, it can sometimes solve many problems that you may face with a device.

If simply restarting the device is not enough, you may need to do a hard reset. This is a bit more involved and will erase the data on your iPad. If you do choose to conduct a hard reset, you want to make sure you back up all your data first.

Screen Replacement

If all else fails, there may be an issue with your iPad screen or display. In these instances, it is best to take the device to a professional repair shop to have it looked at.

We Can Solve Your iPad Screen Flickering Issues Today

At New York iPad Repair, we see iPad screen flickering issues all the time and we know just what to do to fix them. Our team is not only experienced, but they have the tools and expertise needed to repair your iPad quickly, affordably, and efficiently.

When you experience screen flickering on your iPad, bring your device into our repair shop or give us a call to schedule an appointment. We are here to help you and get your iPad repaired!