Fast turnaround
Several customers had TVs collected, repaired and returned the same day, sometimes within just a few hours.
Al Barsha South
Fix TV Dubai is a television repair service in Al Barsha South handling problems such as cracked screens, backlights, boards and sound-bar connections. Reviews often mention pickup-and-return repairs, including same-day work and installation for larger TVs.
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Several customers had TVs collected, repaired and returned the same day, sometimes within just a few hours.
The team has collected TVs from customers’ homes and returned them after repair, including a Saturday pickup completed within hours.
Reviews describe screen replacement and repairs for large sets, including a 65-inch QLED and a cracked 72-inch flatscreen.
A 65-inch TV with a right-side backlight problem was collected the next morning and returned the same day.
One customer says the technician explained the repair options before work began, while another found the sound-bar issue clearly explained.
Some repairs were completed at the customer’s home rather than requiring the TV to be taken away.
Customers have also used the service for installing an LG OLED 77-inch TV and for general TV installation.
The reviews include a same-day fix for a PlayStation display problem and a separate sound-bar repair.
Get diagnosis. Ask which chip or component is faulty before approving work; one customer felt the explanation was too vague.
Confirm warranty. Agree when you will receive the invoice and warranty, since one customer waited three days after the TV was fixed.
Confirm price. Get the final price agreed in advance; one review says the service price could not be negotiated.
Document condition. Photograph the TV before collection and check it on return, following a report of physical damage after repair.
Ask turnaround. Confirm the collection and return timing before handing over the TV; some reviews report same-day work, while others describe longer waits.
Check payment. Ask about payment methods before booking: one customer reported being charged 900 AED in cash only.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 4:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
One customer paid 900 AED, but the TV failed again within two weeks and then stopped working again after a second repair.
Some customers reported unanswered calls and messages after repairs, including an eight-day wait for a returned TV.
A customer said their TV came back with physical damage after more than a week in repair.
One review says the fault was described only as a damaged screen without identifying the failed chip or component.
A customer could not negotiate the price and waited three days for the invoice and warranty after the repair.
The Bottom Line
Fix TV Dubai in Al Barsha South is mainly used for television repairs, from cracked screens and backlight faults to board replacements and screen replacement. Customers have also booked TV installation, a sound-bar fix and a same-day PlayStation display repair. The strongest pattern in the reviews is speed: several TVs were collected, repaired and returned the same day, with one customer reporting a six-hour turnaround and another describing a Saturday pickup completed within hours.
Pricing is described as reasonable or affordable in many reviews, but the reported examples vary. A Hisense 55-inch backlight repair cost 530 AED, while another customer paid 900 AED for a TV repair and later reported repeat failures. That contrast makes a written quote and clear warranty terms worth securing before work starts.
Communication is also mixed. Many customers praise prompt responses and clear explanations, yet negative reviews describe unanswered calls, delayed returns, unresolved repeat faults and even physical damage. Before handing over an expensive or large screen, ask for the exact failed component, final price, expected return time and warranty or invoice arrangements.
Photographing the TV beforehand is sensible, particularly when collection is involved.