iPhone camera replacement
iPhone rear or front camera replaced on Whitton High Street — blurry, black, or cracked lens fixed same day. From £69. 3-month warranty.
What the fault looks like
- —Blurry, foggy, or completely black photos
- —Camera app showing "unable to activate camera"
- —Cracked rear lens glass, photos fine or not
- —Shaky, non-stabilised video after a knock or drop
What we actually do
We test rear wide, ultra-wide and telephoto (where fitted) individually against a test chart, so we know exactly which module has failed before quoting.
A cracked lens alone does not always mean a dead sensor — if the glass is chipped but the module tests clean, we say so and price the cheaper fix.
On Face ID models the TrueDepth front camera is paired and tested after fitting so Face ID and Portrait mode keep working.
Parts and grades, stated plainly
OEM-pull camera modules matched by model — wide, ultra-wide, telephoto and front TrueDepth assemblies stocked separately.
Warranty
3 months on the module and fitting. Full terms on the warranty page.
Prices by model
The number on the quote is the number on the docket. If your model is not listed, call or WhatsApp — we quote by exact part number, never by guesswork.
| Model | Part | Price | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 11–13 rear camera | OEM-pull module | £69 | 45–60 mins |
| iPhone 14–16 rear camera | OEM-pull module | £89 | 45–60 mins |
| Front (TrueDepth/Face ID) camera | OEM-pull module | £79 | 45–60 mins |
| Rear lens glass only (module tests OK) | Lens cover | £29 | 20–30 mins |
Questions we actually get
My photos are blurry — is that the camera or the lens?+
Will Face ID still work after a front camera swap?+
Can you fix just the ultra-wide or telephoto lens?+
How long does a camera replacement take?+
Other iPhone faults
Same fault, other devices
Areas we cover
The bench is on Whitton High Street. Each of these places has its own page, with how to get here.