Fast Repairs
Several reviews describe screen repairs completed in 30–60 minutes, including an Oppo A94 screen replacement ready in under 40 minutes.
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OPPO Service Centre is a mobile phone repair shop for screen replacements, battery work and software issues such as country or network locks. The Office no 801 location is permanently closed and the centre has relocated to Deira, so check the new location before visiting.
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Several reviews describe screen repairs completed in 30–60 minutes, including an Oppo A94 screen replacement ready in under 40 minutes.
Customers can watch some repairs being carried out, including an Oppo A92 LCD replacement completed in front of them.
A customer received a new original battery for an Oppo Find X2 Pro in under an hour at what they considered a reasonable price.
Country and network lock problems were reported as resolved in about 15 minutes for phones purchased in India.
One review says repair rates were published online and proper billing was provided, making the expected charge easier to check.
Reviews repeatedly describe the technicians as polite, patient and clear when explaining phone problems and repair progress.
Check Location. Do not go to Office no 801 without confirming the relocated Deira centre first; the former site is permanently closed.
Ask To Watch. If you prefer transparency, ask whether your repair can be done in front of you; customers reported watching LCD replacements.
Check Rates. Review the published repair rates and request proper billing before approving work, especially for costly repairs.
Allow An Hour. Many repairs were completed within an hour, and one review says customers could take the phone while waiting for an hour.
Bring Proof. For a phone bought abroad or affected by a network lock, bring the purchase bill; one customer had to obtain it before resolution.
Plan the visit
After water spillage damaged a phone speaker, a review says the centre changed it and cleaned the phone.
One review mentions complimentary accessories during an instant repair, subject to availability.
One flip-phone owner said a damaged LCD was not accepted under warranty and was quoted more than 700 to repair it.
An Oppo Reno 8 owner complained that the phone had a very weak Wi-Fi connection and felt the purchase was poor value.
Parking near the former location was described as difficult, with nearby paid parking costing 30dhs when other spaces were full.
One Oppo A74 5G owner reported hanging and call problems within three days and being directed between different centres.
The Bottom Line
OPPO Service Centre handles practical phone problems rather than simply selling devices. Reviews mention broken-screen replacements, LCD work, original batteries and country or network-lock fixes. Screen repairs were often completed in 30–60 minutes, including an Oppo A94 replacement ready in under 40 minutes and a Reno 7 Pro country-lock issue resolved in about 15 minutes.
A useful feature is visibility: customers said repairs could be watched, and one review specifically describes an Oppo A92 LCD being replaced in front of the customer. Rates were reportedly published online, with proper billing, while another customer said repair costs were displayed on a board. Ask to see the applicable rate before approving work, particularly if warranty coverage is involved.
The main practical warning is location. The Office no 801 site is permanently closed and the business says it has relocated to Deira, so confirm the current location before setting out. Parking was difficult at the former site, with one visitor paying 30dhs in a nearby lot.
Experiences are not uniformly smooth: a flip-phone owner reported a 700+ repair quote after a warranty disagreement, and an Oppo A74 5G owner described serious problems within three days of purchase. Bring proof of purchase for phones bought abroad, especially when asking about network locks.