Google Pixel Screen Replacement Cost UK (2026): Every Model

Google Pixels have quietly become one of the most popular phones in the UK – the camera, the clean Android, the price. But the moment the screen cracks, most people hit a wall: high-street shops that happily fix iPhones and Samsungs often shrug at a Pixel, and Google's own repair network is thinner here than in the US. Pixel owners end up overpaying or being told it "can't be done locally".

It can be done, and it shouldn't be a mystery. This guide gives you the real, published cost of a Google Pixel screen replacement for every model in our price list – from the Pixel 3a up to the Pixel 10 Pro XL and the foldables – with no quote-walls. We'll also explain why some Pixels cost so much more than others, and the one Pixel-specific quirk (the under-display fingerprint sensor) that cheaper repairers get wrong.

Direct answer: A Google Pixel screen replacement in the UK costs from £69.95 (Pixel 3a) to £339.95 for the latest Pixel 10 Pro XL, with foldables (Pixel Fold, Pixel 9 Pro Fold, Pixel 10 Pro Fold) ranging from £499.95 to £599.95. Three things drive the price: the OLED or LTPO panel itself (by far the biggest cost), whether it's a standard or a Pro/XL model, and whether the phone has an under-display fingerprint sensor that needs recalibrating after the swap.

Pixel screen replacement cost by model

Every price below is a genuine, published celltech price – the same number you'll be quoted, not a "from" teaser. It covers the full screen assembly (the OLED panel plus the glass and digitiser), fitted and tested, with our standard guarantee. Prices are listed newest model first.

Pixel model	Display	Screen replacement
Pixel 10 Pro Fold	Foldable LTPO OLED	£599.95
Pixel 10 Pro XL	LTPO OLED	£339.95
Pixel 10 Pro	LTPO OLED	£319.95
Pixel 10	OLED	£229.95
Pixel 9 Pro Fold	Foldable LTPO OLED	£549.95
Pixel 9 Pro XL	LTPO OLED	£289.95
Pixel 9 Pro	LTPO OLED	£269.95
Pixel 9	OLED	£229.95
Pixel 9a	OLED	£169.95
Pixel 8 Pro	LTPO OLED	£249.95
Pixel 8	OLED	£199.95
Pixel 8a	OLED	£149.95
Pixel Fold	Foldable OLED	£499.95
Pixel 7 Pro	LTPO OLED (curved)	£219.95
Pixel 7	OLED	£169.95
Pixel 7a	OLED	£129.95
Pixel 6 Pro	LTPO OLED (curved)	£189.95
Pixel 6	OLED	£149.95
Pixel 6a	OLED	£99.95
Pixel 5a 5G	OLED	£139.95
Pixel 5	OLED	£129.95
Pixel 4 XL	OLED	£119.95
Pixel 4	OLED	£109.95
Pixel 4a (5G)	OLED	£99.95
Pixel 4a	OLED	£89.95
Pixel 3 XL	OLED	£99.95
Pixel 3	OLED	£89.95
Pixel 3a XL	OLED	£79.95
Pixel 3a	OLED	£69.95

If your Pixel isn't on this list – a region-specific variant, or a model we haven't priced yet – don't guess from a similar one. Get in touch for a quote and we'll confirm the exact part and price before anything happens.

What drives the cost of a Pixel screen repair

Look down that table and the spread is huge – nearly £530 between the cheapest standard Pixel and the dearest foldable. That isn't margin; it tracks the part. Here's what actually moves the number.

The OLED panel is most of the price

Every Pixel since the Pixel 2 uses an OLED display, and on a screen repair the panel itself is the overwhelming share of the cost. Unlike an old LCD, an OLED is a single bonded unit – the glass, the touch digitiser and the light-emitting layer are laminated together. You can't "just replace the glass" on a Pixel the way dodgy listings sometimes promise; if the panel underneath is cracked or the touch is dead, the whole assembly is replaced. That's why a genuine-grade Pixel screen costs what it costs, and why a suspiciously cheap quote almost always means a low-grade aftermarket panel with washed-out colour and laggy touch.

Why Pro and XL models cost more

The Pro and XL Pixels (6 Pro, 7 Pro, 8 Pro, 9 Pro/Pro XL, 10 Pro/Pro XL) use LTPO OLED panels – the same technology Apple and Samsung reserve for their flagships. LTPO lets the refresh rate scale smoothly from 1Hz up to 120Hz to save battery, and these panels are larger, sharper and far brighter than the standard models' screens. They cost the manufacturer more, so they cost more to replace. The Pixel 6 Pro and 7 Pro add another wrinkle: their displays curve over the edges of the phone, which makes them more fragile and more fiddly to fit cleanly. The flat panels Google moved to from the Pixel 8 Pro onward are actually a little more forgiving to work on.

Parts grade, honestly tiered

There is a real market in cheap aftermarket Pixel panels, and we don't pretend otherwise – we just don't fit the bad ones. Where genuine Google service parts are available we use them; otherwise we use OEM-grade panels matched to the original for brightness, colour accuracy and touch response. The difference shows up within weeks: dimmer whites, a green or pink tint, ghost touches, and a fingerprint sensor that never reads properly again. A screen repair you have to redo isn't cheap, whatever the first invoice said.

The under-display fingerprint sensor: a Pixel-specific catch

This is the single thing that separates a proper Pixel screen repair from a botched one. From the Pixel 6 and 6a onward, Google moved the fingerprint reader to an under-display optical sensor – it lives behind the OLED and reads your fingerprint through the glass. (The older Pixel 3, 4 and 5 families used a rear-mounted sensor, and the Pixel Fold uses a side button, so this only applies to the Pixel 6 generation and later non-folding models.)

When the screen is replaced on one of those phones, the sensor's relationship with the new panel changes, and it has to be recalibrated and your fingerprints re-enrolled for unlock to work reliably. A repairer who skips this hands you a phone whose fingerprint unlock is slow, unreliable, or simply broken – one of the most common complaints after a cheap Pixel screen swap. We calibrate the sensor as part of the job and check it before the phone goes back in the post, so "screen fixed" actually means "phone works".

The Pixel Fold and foldables

The Pixel Fold, Pixel 9 Pro Fold and Pixel 10 Pro Fold are a different category of repair, which is why they sit at £499.95, £549.95 and £599.95 respectively. A foldable has two displays: a tough outer cover screen and a large inner foldable panel built on ultra-thin glass with a flexible plastic layer over it. That inner panel is the most delicate and expensive display in consumer phones – it's vulnerable to creases, pressure marks and debris in the hinge, and replacing it is a genuine specialist job, not a ten-minute glass swap.

If you've cracked the inner screen of a Fold, stop folding it and get it looked at – flexing a damaged ultra-thin-glass panel spreads the damage fast. The price reflects the part and the care involved, and it's still a fraction of replacing a foldable that costs well over a thousand pounds new.

celltech vs Google's own Pixel repair

Google does offer out-of-warranty Pixel repair, through its own channels and authorised partners (uBreakiFix by Asurion in some regions), and it supplies genuine parts to iFixit for DIY fixes – more than some manufacturers do. But Google's published repair pricing varies by model and region and is subject to change, and in the UK, walk-in Pixel coverage is patchier than for iPhone or Samsung. Plenty of people simply can't find a convenient option locally.

For current Pixel flagships, manufacturer-channel screen pricing is broadly in the same ballpark as independent pricing – screens are an expensive part however the repair is done. Where celltech wins isn't on being the cheapest (we're honest: on a flagship we won't always be the lowest quote you can find). It's on the things that actually matter when you hand over a £700 phone:

• Transparent published pricing – the full table above, per model, with no quote-wall. Most repairers make you ask.
• A long guarantee – our standard repair guarantee runs 27 months, more than double the 12 months most independent UK repairers offer, and far longer than a typical manufacturer repair warranty.
• Genuine and OEM-grade parts, honestly tiered – we tell you which you're getting, and we calibrate the fingerprint sensor as standard.
• UK-wide, tracked and insured mail-in – you don't need a repair shop in your town. We cover the whole country, both ways.

If you're cross-shopping other brands while you decide, our Samsung screen replacement cost guide and iPhone screen replacement cost guide use the same honest, per-model approach.

Is a Pixel screen repair worth it?

The quick test: a screen repair is almost always worth it if it costs less than roughly half of what your phone is worth today. On that basis the maths is clearly in favour of repair for most of the range.

• Pixel 8, 9, 10 and the Pro models: these still hold strong resale and trade-in value, and a screen at £199.95–£339.95 is a fraction of replacing the phone. Repair, every time.
• The a-series (8a, 9a, and 6a/7a): excellent value to repair – a Pixel 9a screen at £169.95 or a 7a at £129.95 keeps a perfectly capable phone going for years.
• Older Pixels (3, 4, 5 families): at £69.95–£139.95 the repair is cheap, but weigh it against the phone's remaining software support and battery health. If the battery is also tired, ask us about doing both at once.
• Foldables: a £499.95–£599.95 inner-screen repair sounds steep until you price a replacement foldable. For a working Fold, repair wins comfortably.

A cracked screen also tanks a phone's trade-in value far more than the repair costs – so even if you're planning to sell or upgrade, fixing the screen first usually nets you more than handing over a damaged device.

How celltech's mail-in Pixel repair works

We're a mail-in repair specialist, which is exactly why we can fix Pixels for people all over the UK rather than just one town. The process is built to be safe and traceable from the moment your phone leaves your hands:

• Book online and pick your exact Pixel model and the screen repair – you'll see the price up front, no surprises.
• Send it in tracked and insured. Your phone is covered in transit both ways, so it's never "at risk in the post".
• We fit a genuine or OEM-grade panel, recalibrate the under-display fingerprint sensor where fitted, and fully test the display, touch and unlock.
• It comes back fixed, tracked and insured again, backed by our 27-month standard guarantee.

Standard repairs like a screen include free diagnostics, so you're not paying just to find out what's wrong. With around 2,467 device models covered and a 4.8-star rating, a Pixel is well within our day-to-day work – not a phone we'll turn away.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to replace a Google Pixel screen in the UK?

Between £69.95 for the oldest model in our list (Pixel 3a) and £339.95 for the Pixel 10 Pro XL, with most current standard and a-series models falling in the £130–£230 range. Foldables are higher – £499.95 to £599.95 – because the inner display is a far more expensive, more delicate part. See the full per-model table above for your exact phone.

Why does a Pixel Pro screen cost more than a standard Pixel?

The Pro and XL models use larger, brighter LTPO OLED panels that vary their refresh rate from 1Hz to 120Hz – flagship-grade displays that cost more to manufacture and therefore more to replace. The Pixel 6 Pro and 7 Pro also have curved edge glass, which is more fragile and more involved to fit than the flat panels on the standard models.

Will my fingerprint sensor still work after a screen replacement?

Yes – provided it's done properly. On the Pixel 6 generation and later, the fingerprint reader sits under the display, so after a screen swap it must be recalibrated and your fingerprints re-enrolled. We do this as part of every Pixel screen repair and test unlock before sending the phone back. A non-working fingerprint reader after a repair is the classic sign the sensor was never recalibrated.

Do you use genuine Google parts?

We use genuine Google service parts where they're available, and OEM-grade panels otherwise – matched to the original for brightness, colour accuracy and touch response. We'll tell you which you're getting. We don't fit the cheap aftermarket panels that cause dim, tinted screens and ghost touches a few weeks down the line.

Is it cheaper to repair my Pixel or buy a new one?

For almost the entire range, repair is the clear winner. A screen repair that costs less than about half of your phone's current value is worth doing – and a flagship Pixel 9 or 10 screen at £229.95–£339.95 is nowhere near half the cost of replacing the phone. Even on a foldable, an inner-screen repair is a fraction of a new device.

Is my data safe during a Pixel screen repair?

Yes. A screen replacement is a display swap – it doesn't touch your storage, so your photos, apps, messages and settings are exactly as you left them when the phone comes back. We still recommend keeping your usual Google backup on, as you should anyway, but a screen repair won't wipe your phone.

How does the mail-in repair work if I'm not local?

That's the whole point of how we work. You book online, post your Pixel to us tracked and insured, we replace and test the screen, and we return it the same way – covered in both directions. You get a working phone without needing a repair shop on your high street, which for Pixel owners is often the hard part.

Can you repair a cracked Pixel Fold inner screen?

Yes – inner-screen replacement on the Pixel Fold, Pixel 9 Pro Fold and Pixel 10 Pro Fold is priced in the table above. If the inner panel is cracked, stop opening and closing the phone and send it in, because flexing damaged ultra-thin glass spreads the damage quickly. The repair is a specialist job, and far cheaper than replacing a foldable outright.