The Best Google Pixel Replacement Screens in the UK (2026 Buyer's Guide)

Every Google Pixel screen wears out differently. The cheapest replacement panel for a Pixel 6 is a TFT LCD at around £26; the most advanced part in this guide — a genuine LTPO AMOLED for the Pixel 6 Pro — runs to £101. Get the wrong grade and you'll lose true blacks, touch accuracy, or in-screen fingerprint unlock. This guide lists the real, in-stock replacement screen for every Pixel model we carry, with UK pricing, the panel technology used, and which grade is worth paying for.

Which Google Pixel screen replacement should you buy?

For most Pixel repairs, buy an OLED or AMOLED screen with the metal frame pre-fitted. A frame assembly drops straight into the chassis with the earpiece, proximity sensor bracket and side buttons already aligned, which cuts fitting time and the risk of a light leak around the edges. Skip TFT LCD options on any Pixel newer than the 6 unless the budget is tight and you accept slightly duller colour and no in-screen fingerprint reader on some variants.

Google Pixel screen replacement comparison table (2026 UK prices)

Prices correct at time of publication and exclude fitting. Most models are also stocked in a budget TFT LCD grade and a premium "Original" AMOLED/OLED grade — see the model's product page for every option in stock.

Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro screen replacement

The Pixel 6 range was the first to bring an in-screen fingerprint sensor to the line, so a budget TFT panel (from £26.08) will restore the display but won't support fingerprint unlock — face unlock and PIN still work. For a full-function repair, the Pixel 6 OLED with frame (£36.59) keeps the fingerprint reader working and is the better buy for most people. The Pixel 6 Pro uses a curved LTPO AMOLED panel with variable refresh rate; the genuine-spec LTPO AMOLED (£101.27) preserves the adaptive 10-120Hz refresh, while a standard OLED-with-frame option (£38.41) is available if refresh-rate accuracy isn't a priority.

Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro screen replacement

Pixel 7 owners have three grades to choose from: a TFT LCD (£26.08) for the tightest budget, a mid-range OLED with frame (£57.23), and an Original AMOLED with frame (£90.33) that most closely matches the factory panel's colour accuracy and touch response. The Pixel 7 Pro's curved AMOLED is harder to source cheaply — the genuine-spec Original AMOLED with frame runs £145.60, reflecting the cost of the curved-edge digitizer, though a value OLED-with-frame option (£38.41) exists for lower-budget repairs where an exact colour match matters less.

Google Pixel 7a screen replacement

The 7a takes an OLED-with-frame assembly at £54.60, or a genuine-fit LCD-with-frame version at £96.19 for those who want the exact factory part number match. For most cracked-screen repairs the OLED option is the better value — same colour depth, lower cost.

Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro screen replacement

Pixel 8 has the widest choice of any model in this range: LCD with frame (£85.10), OLED with frame (£56.86), or a frameless OLED (£83.11) for repairers reusing the original frame. The 8 Pro's temperature-sensing display and under-screen fingerprint reader make the panel more expensive to replace properly — the Original AMOLED with frame and fingerprint sensor flex (£133.36) is the only option that restores every sensor function; a standard AMOLED without frame (£129.60) or OLED-with-frame (£41.05) exist for budget repairs where the fingerprint flex is being reused from the old screen.

Google Pixel 8a screen replacement

The 8a's OLED-with-digitizer assembly (£83.16) is the only grade currently stocked, and it matches the LCD-with-frame equivalent (£88.37) in function — the frame version is worth the small premium if your existing mid-frame is bent or corroded.

Google Pixel 9 range screen replacement

All three current-generation 9 series phones use OLED panels with the frame pre-fitted: Pixel 9 (£72.76), Pixel 9 Pro (£71.04) and Pixel 9 Pro XL (£145.99, reflecting the larger curved-edge panel and higher parts cost). The Pixel 9a, the budget model, uses a flat OLED digitizer assembly without frame at £81.96.

Google Pixel 10 screen replacement

Our current Pixel 10 part is a single LCD-with-frame assembly (£90.14) that is compatible across the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL. If you need panel confirmation for your exact variant before ordering, contact us — as the Pixel 10 range is newer to market, model-specific AMOLED grades are being added as they become available.

Older Pixel models: 4a 5G, 5, 5 5G, 5a 5G

These models are past their headline years but still widely repaired. The Pixel 4a 5G and Pixel 5 both take an OLED-with-digitizer assembly at £69.37 and £82.85 respectively. The Pixel 5 5G (a separate hardware revision to the Pixel 5) uses an OLED-with-frame part at £84.80. The Pixel 5a 5G has the most options: a budget TFT LCD (£28.70), a mid-tier OLED (£55.98), or a Super AMOLED (£56.76) that's barely more expensive than the standard OLED and worth choosing for better contrast.

What's not currently in stock

We don't currently stock a replacement screen for the Google Pixel Fold or the original Google Pixel 4 (4G) — if you need one of these, get in touch and we'll advise on lead time rather than list a part we can't fulfil.

How do I know which Pixel screen part I need?

Check the model printed under Settings > About phone, then match it against the table above — Pixel model numbers (e.g. GVU6C, GKWS6) are printed on the phone's original box and in Settings > About phone > Model. Don't rely on screen size alone, since the 7 and 7 Pro, or the 9 and 9 Pro, share similar dimensions but use different digitizer connectors.

OLED vs AMOLED vs LCD: which panel grade should I choose?

OLED and AMOLED are the same underlying technology (organic light-emitting diode); "AMOLED" specifically denotes the active-matrix driving layer Samsung and other panel makers use, and in the aftermarket parts trade "Original AMOLED" typically indicates a panel sourced from the same production line as the OEM display, with tighter colour calibration than a generic OLED. LCD/TFT panels are the budget option — they light the whole panel from behind rather than lighting individual pixels, so blacks appear grey rather than true black, and battery drain on dark themes is slightly higher. For a phone you're keeping long-term, pay the difference for OLED or AMOLED; for a device being repaired to resell quickly, TFT LCD is a reasonable cost-saving choice.

FAQ

Can I fit a Google Pixel screen replacement myself?

Yes, with the right tools (heat gun or pad, plastic pry tools, and a fresh adhesive strip or B7000 glue) and about 45-90 minutes depending on the model. Pixel 8 Pro and 9 Pro XL are more involved due to the curved edges and fingerprint flex routing. If you're not confident, our workshop in Manchester fits genuine-grade screens same day for walk-ins.

Do all Pixel screen replacements include the frame?

No — check the "Frame included" column in the table above. A frame-included assembly is faster to fit because the earpiece speaker, proximity sensor bracket, and side buttons are already transferred; a frameless (digitizer-only) assembly is cheaper but requires moving those small parts across from your old screen.

Will a third-party Pixel screen support in-screen fingerprint unlock?

On models with an in-screen fingerprint sensor (Pixel 6 onwards), only screens listed as including the fingerprint sensor/flex — such as the Pixel 8 Pro's Original AMOLED with fingerprint sensor flex — will support it out of the box. Standard OLED/AMOLED replacements on these models typically require you to transfer the fingerprint flex cable from the original screen.

What's the difference between the Pixel 5 and Pixel 5 5G screens?

They're different hardware revisions with different digitizer connectors, despite the similar name — the Pixel 5 5G is a rebadged Pixel 4a 5G chassis in some markets. Always match by model number, not name alone.

How much does Pixel screen repair cost including fitting in the UK?

See our detailed breakdown in Google Pixel Screen Repair Cost UK: All Models (2026), which covers parts-plus-labour pricing by model.