4.8-star Google rating
25+ years experience
1000s of screens replaced
90-day warranty on repairs
Free collection & return
Last updated: August 2026
Overview
Cracked or damaged screen? We'll fix it fast
A broken screen doesn't mean you need a new laptop. We replace screens for all laptop brands including MacBook, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Asus, and more. From cracked displays to flickering backlights, we use quality parts and get you back up and running quickly.
MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Retina displays
Windows laptop screens (all major brands)
iMac display replacements
LCD, LED, and OLED panels
Same-day service available
Quality replacement parts
90-day warranty
The work we carry out is covered by a 90-day warranty. If the same fault comes back inside that window, we put it right.
Free collection and return
We collect and return across South West London at no charge, so you do not have to make the trip to get your machine looked at.
Common parts held in stock
Screens, batteries, keyboards, RAM and SSDs for the models we see most are on the shelf at our Putney workshop, so the usual jobs are not waiting on a supplier.
Same-day turnaround is available on many jobs — ask when you book and we will confirm
availability and any additional cost before we start.
From our workshop records
820+ screen repairs and replacements handled across our repair history since 2009.
Figures from PC Macgicians workshop records, updated August 2026.
Features
What's Included in Our Screen Replacement Service
Free Quote
We identify your exact screen model and provide an accurate quote before any work begins.
Quality Parts
We use OEM-equivalent or genuine screens that match original specifications for colour and brightness.
Expert Installation
Our technicians carefully disassemble, replace, and test your screen to ensure perfect results.
Full Testing
We test colours, brightness, touch functionality (if applicable), and check for dead pixels before returning.
Fast Turnaround
Most screen replacements are completed within 24 hours. Many same-day if parts are in stock.
90-Day Warranty
All screen replacements come with our 90-day warranty covering parts and workmanship.
Process
How Our Screen Replacement Service Works
Simple steps to get your problem solved quickly and professionally.
1
Get a Quote
Tell us your laptop model and the issue. We'll provide an accurate price for parts and labour.
2
Book In
Drop off your laptop or arrange collection. We'll confirm the repair time based on parts availability.
3
Replacement
Our technicians carefully replace your screen with a quality matching panel.
4
Testing & Return
We fully test the new screen and return your laptop ready to use.
Testimonials
What Our Customers Say
Trusted by customers across South West London. Read what they have to say about our Laptop Screen Replacement London | From £85 | Same-Day Service service.
"Dropped my MacBook and the screen completely shattered. They replaced it with a genuine Apple display and it looks brand new. Excellent quality work!"
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Jennifer Adams
Clapham
"My HP laptop screen had a crack running through it. Fixed within 4 hours for a very reasonable price. Much cheaper than I expected. Would definitely use again."
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Paul Henderson
Wimbledon
"The screen on my daughter's laptop was broken. They were so helpful, explained everything clearly, and had it fixed by the next day. Great service!"
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Natalie Wright
Battersea
In Depth
What to Expect
Prefer the quick version? The sections above cover most needs. Expand any topic below for more detail.
Screen replacement cost by brand
Typical cost ranges by brand, including parts, labour and our 90-day warranty. Every range is a range for a reason: the panel inside the lid decides the price, not the badge on it. Touch, high-resolution and OLED panels cost more than a standard HD screen in the same model line, so we confirm the exact panel from your model and serial before quoting.
HP — £85 to £220
Pavilion and 250/255-series screens £85–£120. Envy and higher-resolution panels £120–£160. Spectre and Omen gaming displays £150–£220.
Dell — £85 to £250
Inspiron screens from £85. Latitude business displays £100–£150. XPS high-resolution and touch panels £150–£250.
Lenovo — £85 to £220
IdeaPad and V-series screens £85–£120. ThinkPad business displays £110–£170. Legion gaming and high-resolution panels £150–£220.
Aspire and Swift screens £85–£130, which is where most Acer laptops sit. Nitro and Predator gaming panels £130–£220.
MacBook — £180 to £450
MacBook Air from £180 and 13-inch MacBook Pro from £220. Most MacBook screens land between £180 and £350; 14-inch and 16-inch Liquid Retina XDR panels are the top of the range at £300–£450.
These are guide ranges, not quotes. A touch screen, a 4K or 120Hz panel, or an OLED display will sit at the upper end of its brand's range, and a few premium models fall outside it altogether — we tell you the exact price for your machine before we order anything.
Types of screens we replace
We work with all types of laptop and desktop displays:
Standard LCD/LED
Standard laptop displays found in most Windows laptops. Various resolutions from HD to 4K.
Retina Displays
High-resolution Apple displays for MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and iMac.
Touch Screens
Touch-enabled displays for 2-in-1 laptops, tablets, and touch-screen Windows devices.
OLED Panels
High-end OLED screens with perfect blacks, found in premium laptops.
iMac Displays
Large format displays for 21.5" and 27" iMacs, including 5K Retina.
The replacement process
What happens when we replace your screen:
Careful disassembly of the laptop lid and bezel
Disconnection of the display cable and any sensors
Removal of the damaged panel
Installation of the new matching panel
Reconnection and routing of all cables
Reassembly and cosmetic checks
Full display testing (colours, brightness, uniformity)
The entire process is done with care to avoid any damage to other components.
Windows laptop screens start from £85 including parts and labour — Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo models typically £85–£160, gaming and premium ultrabook panels from £130–£220. MacBook screens range from £180–£450 depending on model. We always provide an exact quote for your specific device before proceeding.
MacBook screen costs vary by model. Older MacBook Air screens start around £150. MacBook Pro Retina displays range from £200–£400. M1/M2 MacBook screens may cost more due to availability. We’ll quote your exact model.
How long does screen replacement take?
Most laptop screens can be replaced within 24 hours. If parts are in stock, same-day service is often possible. MacBook screens may take 1-2 days due to the more complex disassembly required.
Do you use genuine Apple screens?
We offer both genuine Apple and high-quality OEM alternatives. Genuine screens are more expensive but may be preferred for newer MacBooks. We’ll discuss options and let you choose.
Is it worth replacing a laptop screen or should I buy new?
Screen replacement is usually much cheaper than buying new. Even high-end MacBook screens cost a fraction of a new laptop. We’ll give you honest advice based on your device’s age and condition.
Can you fix touch screen laptops?
Yes, we repair touch screen displays including 2-in-1 laptops and tablets. Touch screen replacements are slightly more complex but we have experience with all major brands.
Will the new screen look as good as the original?
We use quality screens that match original specifications. You shouldn’t notice any difference in colour accuracy, brightness, or resolution. All screens are tested before installation.
What is the average cost to replace a laptop screen in the UK?
In 2026, the average cost to replace a laptop screen in the UK is £85–£150 for standard Windows laptops. Budget and mid-range models (Acer, older HP, Lenovo IdeaPad) sit at the lower end around £85–£110. Premium ultrabooks and gaming panels run £130–£220. MacBook screens start from £180 and range up to £450 for newer Pro Retina models. We provide an exact quote for your specific device before any work begins.
How much does an Asus laptop screen replacement cost?
Asus screen replacement typically costs £90–£220 depending on model. Standard Vivobook and VivoBook S screens start around £90–£120. ZenBook OLED panels run £130–£180. ROG and TUF gaming displays cost £150–£220 due to high refresh rate and resolution panels. We’ll quote your exact model upfront.
How much does a Dell laptop screen replacement cost?
Dell screen replacement ranges from £85 for standard Inspiron models to £150–£250 for XPS high-resolution displays. Dell Latitude business screens typically cost £100–£150. We stock panels for most Dell models and can usually turn repairs around the same day or next day.
How much does an HP laptop screen replacement cost?
HP screen replacement typically costs £85–£220 depending on model. Standard HP Pavilion and 250/255-series screens sit around £85–£120, HP Envy and higher-resolution panels £120–£160, and Spectre or Omen gaming displays £150–£220. We confirm the exact price for your model before ordering.
How much does a Lenovo laptop screen replacement cost?
Lenovo screen replacement usually costs £85–£220. IdeaPad and V-series screens are typically £85–£120, ThinkPad business displays £110–£170, and Legion gaming or high-resolution panels £150–£220. We stock panels for most Lenovo models and quote your exact device upfront.
How much does it cost to replace a laptop screen?
For Windows laptops, screen replacement costs £85–£250 including parts, labour and a 90-day warranty. HP, Dell, Lenovo, Asus and Acer all start around £85 for a standard panel; business, gaming and high-resolution models sit higher up the range. MacBook screens run £180–£450 depending on the model. What moves the price within a single brand is the panel itself — touch, high-resolution and OLED displays cost noticeably more than a standard HD screen in the same laptop — so we identify the exact panel from your model before quoting. See our full price list for other repairs.
How much does an Acer laptop screen replacement cost?
Acer screen replacement typically costs £85–£220. Aspire and Swift screens, which is where most Acer laptops sit, are usually £85–£130. Nitro and Predator gaming panels with higher refresh rates and resolutions run £130–£220. We confirm the exact panel from your model and serial before ordering.
Is it worth replacing a 15.6-inch laptop screen?
Yes, in most cases. A 15.6-inch screen replacement typically costs £85–£130 — a fraction of the cost of a new laptop. As long as the rest of the machine works well, a screen repair is almost always the better financial decision. We’ll give you an honest assessment if the repair doesn’t make sense for your specific device.
Lenovo laptop in Putney SW15 with a faulty touchscreen interfering with the touchpad. We disabled the touchscreen at the device-driver level, restoring normal touchpad operation without an expensive screen replacement.
MacBook Pro in Barnes SW13 with a flickering screen on hinge movement plus a non-charging battery. We diagnosed both, discussed parts options honestly, and used refurbished parts to fit the customer's budget.
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Coverage
Service Areas
We provide Laptop Screen Replacement London | From £85 | Same-Day Service across South West London