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iPhone Mesh Cleaning

Fast and professional deep cleaning of clogged speaker, microphone and earpiece openings on your iPhone in Sofia. Express service in up to 15 minutes. We’re open every day!

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Очаквано изпълнение: Same day
Натовареност: Normal
Работно Време
Mon–Fri: 09:30 – 18:30 Sat–Sun: 12:00 – 19:00
Локация
80 G.S. Rakovski St., Sofia
+359 888 443 213
Натовареност
Normal workload, you’re welcome even without an appointment.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions? We’ve got answers.

Yes. We clean under a microscope with extremely precise tools specifically designed for this task.

Most people try with a toothpick, and many repair shops simply jab tweezers into the mesh, pierce it and call it a day.

At first glance the phone looks clean, but the mesh is already damaged and now lets liquids and dust straight into the phone. At Zeero the mesh stays intact and the sound is restored to its original quality.

You can always try, but the result is rarely what you expect. The mesh is extremely delicate and the pressure from the toothpick pushes the dirt further inside instead of pulling it out, or directly punctures the mesh itself. A damaged speaker or earpiece costs much more than a cleaning, not to mention the risk of other damage if you’re not careful.

We clean the earpiece mesh (top), the loudspeaker (bottom) and the microphone (bottom).

Cleaning costs €29 and is ready within 1 hour. If you’re in a hurry, our express option for €30 guarantees priority service within 15 minutes.

It’s not always clear in advance, but this is the safest and easiest way to test. In 9 out of 10 cases, if you can hear even a faint sound from the speaker, it’s more likely that the openings are just deeply clogged.