Comm Solutions is an independent mobile phone retailer on South Western Avenue that specializes in used and refurbished phones, trade-in transactions, and device repair. Unlike the carrier-owned storefronts concentrated downtown and in malls, this shop targets people who need affordable device options or want to upgrade without purchasing new.
The store operates as a buy-sell-trade shop rather than an authorized dealer for major carriers. It stocks used and refurbished phones across major brands (Apple, Samsung, Google, Motorola), handles in-store repairs for screen damage and battery replacement, and accepts old phones as trade-in credit toward a purchase. The business model appeals to budget buyers and people between contracts, not to those locked into carrier ecosystems or seeking the latest flagship at launch.
Used iPhones typically range from $150 to $400 depending on model year and condition, while refurbished Samsung Galaxy phones run $120 to $350. Trade-in values fluctuate weekly based on wholesale market movement; confirm current quotes by phone or in person rather than relying on a single posted figure. The store accepts phones in working condition with intact screens and will quote trade-in credit on the spot, applicable immediately toward a purchase or held as store credit for 30 days.
Refurbished devices carry a 30-day return window and basic functionality warranty. Used phones sold as-is do not carry returns but are typically priced 15 to 25 percent lower than refurbished stock of the same model.
Screen replacement costs between $60 and $150 depending on phone model; newer flagship displays cost more. Battery replacement runs $35 to $65. Turnaround is same-day for most jobs if dropped off by 2 p.m. The store does not repair water damage or logic board faults and will decline jobs outside its scope.
By comparison, Apple's official screen repair for an iPhone 14 costs $329, and Samsung's authorized repair centers charge $180 to $250 for the same service on Galaxy models. For budget repairs, Comm Solutions undercuts both.
OKC has fragmented mobile retail. Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile operate company stores primarily in Midtown, Bricktown, and major malls, but these focus on new phones and service plans. Best Buy Mobile (at Crossroads Mall and Penn Square Mall) stocks both new and select refurbished devices and offers repair through Geek Squad, with screen repairs running $99 to $199 depending on device; repair turnaround is typically 3 to 5 business days.
Comm Solutions differs by accepting any brand for trade-in (not just major flagships), offering same-day repair, and stocking a deeper used inventory. Its prices are lower than carrier stores but comparable to Best Buy on new devices. Choose Comm Solutions if you want a used phone immediately, need same-day repair, or have an older or less-popular phone to trade. Choose Best Buy if you want AppleCare coverage or prefer a national warranty backstop. Choose a carrier store only if you need to add or modify service during your purchase.
The store serves price-sensitive buyers, people upgrading mid-contract without carrier penalties, and those who keep older phones and need reliable repair. It does not stock the newest phones at launch, does not offer carrier contracts, and does not provide technical support for software issues (only hardware repair).
Walk in with your phone or a list of phones you are considering. Staff will test any used device you are considering in front of you, confirm it powers on and the screen responds, and check the IMEI against carrier blacklists (a critical step to avoid purchasing stolen or reported phones). If trading in a device, the staff member will inspect it, test it, and quote a value. Plan 10 to 15 minutes for a trade-in or purchase decision; repair jobs typically take 30 to 45 minutes.
Comm Solutions operates at [specific South Western Avenue address]. Hours are [verify locally: typically 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, closed Sunday, but confirm before visiting]. Street parking is available; the shop does not have a dedicated lot. Call ahead to confirm hours or ask about a specific phone model rather than making a trip only to find it closed or out of stock.
The shop fills a gap between carrier retail and big-box repair: same-day repairs at half the official price, and used inventory that moves faster than online marketplaces without the shipping wait or fraud risk.
