Apple Repair . iPad Pro 10.5-inch
Screen, battery, Touch ID or charging fault — sorted without losing your iPad for days.
iPad Pro 10.5-inch repair Edinburgh covers cracked screens, worn batteries, unresponsive Touch ID home buttons and Lightning charging ports. Most repairs are completed same-day, backed by our warranty on parts and workmanship. Walk in to either Edinburgh store or book online — no appointment needed.


































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Not sure what's wrong? Our technicians will diagnose your iPad Pro 10.5-inch and confirm the fault before any work begins.
Most iPad Pro 10.5" 2nd generation repairs are completed the same day in store, with screen and battery replacements often ready within hours. Our certified technicians confirm the fault first; if the issue turns out to be something smaller, we contact you and agree the best next step before any further work begins.
Drop into your nearest MrFix store with no booking needed, or book a time above so we can have your parts ready when you arrive.
Our technicians inspect your iPad Pro 10.5" 2nd generation and confirm what actually needs repairing. If the issue turns out to be something smaller, we tell you before any work begins.
A certified MrFix technician completes the repair in store using quality parts, with a warranty covering parts and workmanship.
We verify the repair and full functionality before handover. Most repairs are ready for collection the same day.
Every iPad Pro 10.5-inch repair carried out by MrFix is covered by a warranty on both the parts fitted and the work carried out.nIf the same fault returns, bring your iPad back to either Edinburgh store and we'll sort it. See our warranty terms for full details.
Not tied to a manufacturer service queue, which is why we identify your device properly first, and agree the price before we start.
You get the price before any work begins. If we find something else along the way, we stop and tell you rather than adding it to the bill.
Assessment is free where the fault is clear. Complex faults carry a small diagnostic fee, credited toward the repair if you go ahead.
Most repairs are completed in around 60 minutes at our workbench, while you wait.
Warranty on parts and workmanship, on every completed repair.
Genuine and premium OEM parts available for most repairs. We explain the quality choices clearly before work begins.
We do not access personal data during standard hardware repairs, and every unit is tested before it is handed back.
Walk in to any of our 3 stores without an appointment, or we collect and return anywhere in the UK.
No booking needed, most repairs done while you wait.
UK-wide door-to-door courier, fully insured and tracked in both directions.
Send your device with your own courier. Our packing guide keeps it safe in transit.
Most screen and battery repairs are completed the same day, often within an hour. More complex board-level faults can take 2-3 working days. We'll confirm timing once the fault is diagnosed.
Pricing depends on the exact fault, so we don't quote a fixed figure here. Use the booking tool above to check current pricing or get a free diagnosis in-store first.
No. Walk-ins are welcome at both our Tollcross and Corstorphine stores. You can also book online in advance if you'd prefer a set time.
Yes. Standard hardware repairs like screen, battery or port replacement don't require access to your personal data. We still recommend backing up beforehand as a precaution.
Yes, all repairs come with a warranty covering both parts and workmanship. If the same issue returns, bring it back and we'll take another look.
No — Apple only ever made one 10.5-inch iPad Pro, released in 2017. If your model is described as '2nd generation', it's likely being confused with the 12.9-inch 2nd gen from the same year. Bring it in and we'll confirm the exact model for you.
Touch ID is tied to the original home button, so we always aim to transfer or preserve it during a screen replacement. In rare cases where the button itself is damaged, Touch ID may need to be disabled, which we'll explain beforehand.