In the UK, a Google Pixel screen replacement costs from £46.99 if you fit the part yourself, rising to a part-plus-labour price at a repair shop, and highest of all through Google’s official repair. The exact figure depends on your model and whether you choose an aftermarket OLED or an original OEM panel. This guide gives the real 2026 prices for every Pixel from the 6 to the 9 series so you can budget accurately.
Google Pixel screen replacement cost by model (2026)
The prices below are for the replacement display assembly itself — the part you fit yourself or supply to a technician. A repair shop adds labour on top.
| Model | Replacement screen from | Options |
|---|---|---|
| Pixel 6 | £48.99 | Aftermarket OLED; with-digitiser £89.98 |
| Pixel 6a | £64.99 | OLED; OEM £89.98 |
| Pixel 7 | £48.99 | OLED; OEM £99.98 |
| Pixel 7 Pro | £46.99 | Aftermarket OLED |
| Pixel 7a | £95.99 | OEM |
| Pixel 8 | £59.98 | Ultra-HD LCD; OEM £89.98 |
| Pixel 8 Pro | £69.99 | OLED; OEM £135.98 |
| Pixel 8a | £89.98 | OEM |
| Pixel 9 | £88.99 | OEM |
| Pixel 9 Pro | £99.98 | OLED; OEM £90.58 |
| Pixel 9 Pro XL | £188.88 | OEM |
| Pixel 9a | £99.98 | Service-pack LCD |
Prices are indicative and can change with stock and currency — check the live Pixel screen product pages for the current figure before ordering.
Why does the price vary so much between models?
Direct answer: three things drive the cost — panel size, panel type, and how new the model is. Larger Pro and XL displays cost more; genuine OEM/service-pack panels cost more than aftermarket OLED; and newer models (Pixel 9 series) carry a premium while supply is tighter. A standard Pixel 7 Pro OLED is inexpensive because it’s widely available; a Pixel 9 Pro XL OEM panel is far dearer for the opposite reasons.
What’s the cheapest way to replace a Pixel screen?
Fitting the part yourself is always cheapest because you avoid labour entirely. If you’re not comfortable opening the phone, the next-cheapest route is to buy the screen yourself and pay a local technician for fitting only — many will fit a customer-supplied part for a set labour fee, which still beats an all-in shop quote or Google’s repair. Our DIY Pixel screen guide explains what fitting involves so you can judge which route suits you.
Aftermarket OLED vs OEM: is the cheaper screen worth it?
For most people, yes. An aftermarket OLED assembly gives you the vibrant colours and full touch response you expect from a Pixel at roughly half the price of OEM. Choose OEM/service-pack only if you need factory-identical calibration or peak brightness. We compare them fully in our OLED vs OEM Pixel screens guide.
Is it worth replacing a Pixel screen, or should you upgrade?
If the screen is the only fault, replacing it almost always makes financial sense on a Pixel 6 or newer: a £47–£100 part restores a phone worth several times that. The maths only tips towards upgrading when the phone has multiple faults (battery, charging port, water damage) that add up. See our guide on a cracked screen that still works to weigh it up.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a Google Pixel screen replacement in the UK?
The replacement screen starts at £46.99 (Pixel 7 Pro) as a DIY part. Expect to pay more for larger Pro/XL models, OEM panels, and the newest Pixel 9 series, plus labour if a shop fits it.
Is it cheaper to repair a Pixel or buy a new one?
Repairing is far cheaper when the screen is the only problem — a replacement display costs a fraction of a new Pixel. Upgrading only makes sense if the phone has several other faults.
Does a Pixel screen price include fitting?
No — the prices here are for the part only. Fitting it yourself is free; a repair shop charges labour on top.
Why is the Pixel 9 Pro XL screen so much more expensive?
It uses a large, high-specification OEM panel that is newer and in tighter supply, which pushes the price up compared with older models.