Which iPhone 13 do you have?
Settings › General › About shows the model name. Each one below takes its own screen, so the exact model matters when you call.
| Model | Screen | Port | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 13 mini | 5.4-inch OLED, notch | Lightning | The last mini iPhone. |
| iPhone 13 | 6.1-inch OLED, notch | Lightning | Smaller notch than the 12; bigger battery. |
| iPhone 13 Pro | 6.1-inch OLED, ProMotion (up to 120Hz) | Lightning | Large triple-camera bump; lens covers crack on their own. |
| iPhone 13 Pro Max | 6.7-inch OLED, ProMotion (up to 120Hz) | Lightning | Largest 13. |
Screens: ProMotion on the Pros
All four 13s are OLED. The 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max run up to 120Hz (ProMotion). Not every replacement panel behaves the same on scrolling smoothness, brightness, and color, so ask at the counter what part we have for your 13 Pro before you decide.
The 13 and 13 Pro are the same size, but they do not share a screen — the Pro panel is ProMotion. The 13 mini and 13 Pro Max each take their own. iPhone screens are $80–$160 with tempered glass included; the exact figure for your model is quoted at the counter.
More on screens: iPhone screen repair.
Camera lens glass on the 13 Pro
The 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max camera bump sticks out far enough that the small glass covers over the rear lenses crack on their own, even when the screen survives the drop. A cracked lens cover can make photos hazy or add flare at night.
Bring it in and we look at whether it is just the cover or the camera behind it. Those are different jobs, and we tell you which one before quoting.
Battery: bigger than the 12, still aging
The 13 got bigger batteries than the 12, but most 13s have years of daily cycles on them now. If it dies at 30%, shuts down in a hot car, or loses a chunk overnight, that is usually the battery. The 13 mini, with the smallest battery, tends to feel it first.
Battery Health in Settings › Battery is a hint, not the whole story. We test it at the counter. Battery jobs are quoted at the counter; we do not post a battery price here.
More on batteries: iPhone battery replacement.
Lightning port, back glass, and Face ID
Every 13 charges through Lightning. Car mounts, cheap cables, and pocket lint are hard on it. If it only charges at one angle or the cable falls out, that is a port look, and sometimes it is just lint.
The rear glass on every 13 is bonded to the frame, so a shattered back is a bigger job than a screen — quoted at the counter after we look. Face ID sits in the notch; if the drop damaged the top of the phone, a new screen alone will not bring Face ID back, and we test it before we start.
More on ports: iPhone charging port repair.
Price and timing
What we post, and what we quote at the counter
- iPhone screens are $80–$160 with tempered glass included. The exact figure for your iPhone 13 model is quoted at the counter or over the phone.
- Battery, charging port, back glass, and board work are quoted at the counter for the phone in your hand. Call or walk in for an exact quote.
- Screens, batteries, and charging ports are usually same-day when the part is here. Board work and water damage are slower. If we do not have the part, we do not start the job.
- Walk in at 332 N Azusa Ave, West Covina, CA 91791, corner of Workman and Azusa, next to Leprechaun Liquor. No appointment. Call (909) 292-8295. People drive in from Covina, Azusa, Baldwin Park, Walnut, and La Puente — it is the same West Covina shop.