EZ Electronics

If your phone basically lives on the charger now, we should probably talk. 🔋

If your battery drains way faster than it used to, struggles to make it through the day, or has you constantly looking for an outlet, it may be time to have it checked.

EZ Electronics handles battery replacements too.
Questions about your device? Call us at (419) 230-1417.

Get an instant free quote for your device at eztosellmyphone.com

We're waiting on you 🤓💵

Plot twist: we don’t only quote iPhones.
Samsung?
Google Pixel?
iPad?
MacBook?
Apple Watch?
Yep.
Start with the device you actually have, not the one sitting in every trade-in ad.
Get your quote through our website:
eztosellmyphone.com

FINALLY! Our retail site is LIVE! 📲 eztosellmyphone.com/retail

View our live inventory, order online and even pick up same day in store!

- iPhones
- Tablets
- Consoles
- Airpods
-Watches

and more at eztosellmyphone.com/retail 🔥

Financing options through Afterpay and Klarna available 🥳

Inventory updated daily!

Your photos should leave with you. Your phone doesn’t need them.

Before selling an iPhone:
• Back up anything you want to keep
• Sign out of your Apple Account
• Erase all content and settings
• Remove the physical SIM card, if it has one

One important warning: don’t manually delete your photos while you’re still signed into iCloud. That could also remove them from your other connected devices.

Save this before your next phone upgrade.

Which phone feature should make a comeback?
The headphone jack?
The home button?
Removable batteries?
Or smaller phones that actually fit in a pocket?
Defend your answer like the product team is listening.

Your cracked screen’s vacation ends August 17.

EZ Electronics repair services reopen on August 17, 2026.

Have a cracked screen, charging issue, battery problem, or another device that needs attention? Save the date and save our new number:

(419) 230-1417

We’ll see you soon, Lima!

The obvious problem isn’t always the whole problem.
A device might come in with a broken screen, charging issue, or damaged port, but good repair work starts with finding out what actually caused the problem.
Replacing the first part that looks guilty isn’t always the answer.
Testing matters.
Repairs reopen August 17.