IFixit launches Google Pixel 7/7Pro adaptation parts for $129.99 on its own screen change.

CTOnews.com reported on December 17 that iFixit, a well-known foreign maintenance team, deepened its cooperation with Google and announced today that it will provide parts for Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro again after providing a complete set of Pixel 6a parts in November this year.

The screen assembly of the Pixel 7 (6.3in 1080mm 2400 AMOLED) costs $129.99; the 4270mAh capacity battery costs $42.99; and the rear main camera costs $89.99. The rear ultra-wide-angle lens sells for $42.99, and the graphite sheet (covering the battery and the lower part of the motherboard), the black silicone pad (covered with the graphite sheet) and the display adhesive all sell for $3.99.

The Pixel 7 Pro screen assembly (6.7in 1440 x 3120 pixel AMOLED with "integrated fingerprint reader") sells for $199.99; the 4926mAh capacity battery costs $42.99; and the entire rear three-camera assembly costs $152.99 (about 1066 yuan).

IFixit also provides a full set of maintenance kits, which means that if there is something wrong with your Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, you can buy these parts and repair them yourself.