iPhone 16 Plus Repair · North Providence RI

iPhone 16 Plus (6.7in 60Hz OLED, longest battery in the lineup) screen & battery repair in North Providence, RI. Rated 4.8★ (545). Call (401) 999-0100.

In stock today: Aftermarket screen (limited) · Battery (limited) — same-day repair at our North Providence shop.

About this repair

The 16 Plus shares the 6.7-inch footprint of the Pro Max but keeps a 60Hz Super Retina XDR OLED instead of 120Hz ProMotion, and pairs it with the longest-lasting battery of any iPhone 16 - which is exactly why owners feel it most when that big panel cracks. It carries the new touch-sensitive Camera Control, the Action Button, a Ceramic Shield front, USB-C, and the vertically stacked 48MP Fusion camera that enables spatial photos. ProFix replaces 16 Plus screens and batteries same-day in North Providence, RI, moving your Face ID array and True Tone sensors over so the display calibrates correctly after.

  • Aftermarket Incell LCD (QV7, in stock)
  • Premium Soft OLED (made to order)

The 16 Plus and 16 Pro Max are both 6.7 inches - is the screen the same part?

No. They share the size but the Plus runs a 60Hz Super Retina XDR OLED while the Pro Max uses a 120Hz LTPO panel, so the displays aren't interchangeable. We fit a screen built for the Plus and recalibrate True Tone so it behaves like the original.

Does the Camera Control button keep working after a 16 Plus screen swap?

Yes - Camera Control is a capacitive button on the side rail, fully separate from the display, so replacing the screen never touches it. If it stops registering presses or slides on its own, that's a frame flex we test on its own.

The 16 Plus has the best battery life in the lineup - can you keep it that way?

We can. When that big 6.7-inch panel starts draining faster than it used to, a fresh battery restores the all-day endurance the Plus is known for, and we do it same-day while preserving your USB-C charging and Face ID.

ProFix: 1712 Mineral Spring Ave, North Providence, RI 02904. Phone: (401) 999-0100.

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