iPhone screen repair in Nigeria costs between ₦278,600 and ₦530,600 at Ziggatech in 2026, depending on your model. An iPhone 13 screen starts at ₦390,600. An iPhone 16 Pro Max screen is ₦530,600. Ziggatech Care members pay 13–30% less on every repair. All repairs include a 1-year warranty and are completed same-day at the Lagos workshop. Get an instant repair estimate at ziggatech.com/pages/repairs.
A cracked iPhone screen in Lagos puts you in one of three places.
Computer Village, where the price is low and the risk of a substandard screen is real. An Apple Premium Reseller, where the price is high and the wait can be days. Or Ziggatech — same-day repair, OEM-grade parts, and a 1-year warranty on the work.
This guide gives you the exact numbers so you walk into any conversation knowing what fair looks like.
What Makes iPhone Screen Repair So Expensive in Nigeria
Three things drive the cost upward on every iPhone screen repair.
The display technology is the first. Every iPhone from the 11 onwards uses an OLED or Super Retina XDR display — a significantly more expensive panel than the LCD screens that came before. Replacing an OLED screen requires higher-grade parts and more precision during installation. The cost of the part is the majority of the repair bill.
The model is the second. A Pro or Pro Max screen costs more than a standard model — not because the repair is harder, but because the panel itself costs more. The larger the screen and the more advanced the display features (ProMotion, higher brightness, more accurate colour), the higher the component cost.
The quality of the replacement part is the third. An aftermarket screen is cheaper. An OEM-grade screen — one that matches Apple's factory specifications for colour accuracy, brightness, and touch response — costs more. At Ziggatech, OEM-grade is the standard. Cheaper screens save money upfront and cost more over time when touch response degrades or True Tone stops working.
iPhone Screen Repair Prices at Ziggatech Nigeria — 2026
| Model | Retail Repair Price | Ziggatech Care Price | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 16 Pro Max | ₦530,600 | ₦371,520 | ₦159,080 |
| iPhone 16 Pro | ₦460,600 | ₦322,420 | ₦138,180 |
| iPhone 16 | ₦460,600 | ₦322,420 | ₦138,180 |
| iPhone 15 Pro Max | ₦530,600 | ₦371,520 | ₦159,080 |
| iPhone 15 Pro | ₦460,600 | ₦322,420 | ₦138,180 |
| iPhone 15 | ₦390,600 | ₦273,420 | ₦117,180 |
| iPhone 14 Pro Max | ₦530,600 | ₦371,520 | ₦159,080 |
| iPhone 14 Pro | ₦460,600 | ₦322,420 | ₦138,180 |
| iPhone 14 | ₦390,600 | ₦273,420 | ₦117,180 |
| iPhone 13 Pro Max | ₦460,600 | ₦322,420 | ₦138,180 |
| iPhone 13 Pro | ₦390,600 | ₦273,420 | ₦117,180 |
| iPhone 13 | ₦390,600 | ₦273,420 | ₦117,180 |
| iPhone 12 and older | ₦278,600 | ₦195,020 | ₦83,580 |
Should You Repair or Trade In?
This is the question nobody tells you to ask — but it's often the most important one.
If your iPhone 13 has a cracked screen and the repair costs ₦390,600, but the phone's trade-in value in cracked condition is ₦100,000 — and its value after repair would be ₦300,000 — the repair adds ₦200,000 in trade-in value for a cost of ₦390,600. The maths doesn't work. You're better off trading it in cracked and applying that money toward a newer model.
On the other hand, if your iPhone 15 Pro Max has a cracked screen and you love the phone, the repair at ₦530,600 (or ₦371,520 with Ziggatech Care) preserves a device worth ₦700,000–₦780,000 in good condition. That maths works clearly.
The repair vs. trade-in calculation depends on your specific model and condition. Ziggatech offers both services — get a repair estimate and a trade-in quote at the same time and compare before deciding.
What Ziggatech Care Is and How It Saves You Money
Ziggatech Care is Ziggatech's membership plan that gives you 13–30% off all repairs, priority service, and additional warranty coverage. On a single iPhone 16 Pro Max screen repair, Care saves you ₦159,080 — enough to cover the membership cost and then some.
If your iPhone has ever been repaired or is likely to need repair in the next 12 months, Ziggatech Care is worth the calculation.
- Get an instant repair estimate → ziggatech.com/pages/repairs
- Get a trade-in quote before you decide → ziggatech.com/pages/trade-in
- Check your iPhone's trade-in value → ziggatech.com/pages/iphone-funnel
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much does iPhone screen repair cost in Nigeria in 2026?
At Ziggatech, iPhone screen repair ranges from ₦278,600 for iPhone 12 and older models to ₦530,600 for iPhone 16 Pro Max. Ziggatech Care members pay 13–30% less. All repairs include a 1-year warranty and are completed same-day in Lagos.
Q: Does Ziggatech use original Apple screens?
Ziggatech uses OEM-grade screens — parts that meet Apple's factory specifications for colour accuracy, brightness, True Tone functionality, and touch response. These perform identically to Apple's original screens and are covered by a 1-year warranty on the repair.
Q: How long does iPhone screen repair take at Ziggatech?
Same-day. Most repairs are completed within 2–4 hours at the Lagos workshop. WhatsApp ahead to confirm part availability for your specific model before coming in.
Q: Is it better to repair my iPhone screen or trade it in?
It depends on the model and current trade-in value. For newer models (iPhone 14 and above), a screen repair typically adds more value than it costs — making repair the smarter move. For older models (iPhone 12 and below), the trade-in value gain after repair may not cover the repair cost. Get both quotes at ziggatech.com before deciding.
Q: What warranty does Ziggatech provide on screen repairs?
Every screen repair at Ziggatech comes with a 1-year warranty covering the replaced part and labour. If the screen develops a fault within 12 months of repair — not caused by new damage — Ziggatech fixes it at no cost.