Google Pixel screen replacement parts currently range from £26.08 (Pixel 7, budget TFT grade) to £145.99 (Pixel 9 Pro XL / Pixel 7 Pro, premium grade), and the price depends more on panel technology and model than on age. This table covers every model from Pixel 6 to the current Pixel 10, with real prices from our own stock — and is upfront about the two models we don't have parts for yet.
Full price comparison
| Model | Screen from | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Pixel 6 | £36.59 | In stock |
| Pixel 6 Pro | £38.41 (AMOLED grade £101.27) | In stock |
| Pixel 6a | — | Not currently stocked — contact us if you need one |
| Pixel 7 | £26.08 (TFT) / £57.23 (OLED) / £90.33 (AMOLED) | In stock, 3 grades |
| Pixel 7 Pro | £38.41 (OLED) / £145.60 (AMOLED) | In stock, 2 grades |
| Pixel 7a | £54.60 – £96.19 | In stock |
| Pixel 8 | £56.86 – £85.10 | In stock, multiple grades |
| Pixel 8 Pro | £41.05 (OLED) / £129.60–£135.72 (AMOLED/LCD) | In stock, multiple grades |
| Pixel 8a | £83.16 – £88.37 | In stock |
| Pixel 9 | £72.76 | In stock |
| Pixel 9 Pro | £71.04 | In stock |
| Pixel 9 Pro XL | £72.72 – £145.99 | In stock, 2 listings |
| Pixel 9a | £81.96 | In stock |
| Pixel 10 / 10 Pro / 10 Pro XL | £90.14 | In stock — one part covers all three variants |
| Pixel 11 / 11 Pro / 11 Pro XL | — | Not yet stocked |
| Pixel 11a | — | Not yet stocked — see our Pixel 11a availability update |
Why prices vary so much within one model
Where you see a range, it's because we stock more than one panel grade — typically OLED and a higher AMOLED tier, sometimes with or without the mid-frame pre-fitted. See our OLED vs LCD vs AMOLED guide for what actually differs.
FAQ
Why is the Pixel 10 cheaper than some older models?
Pricing reflects our current stock cost and panel grade, not device age — one part covering three Pixel 10 variants (10, 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL) also helps keep it competitively priced.
Do you sell Pixel 11 or 11a screens?
Not yet. We'd rather say so directly than list something we can't ship — get in touch if you need one and we'll advise on lead time.
Is the cheapest option always the right choice?
Not necessarily — for a phone you're keeping long-term, the mid or premium grade usually gives a better match to the original display. For a budget repair or a device being resold, the entry grade is a reasonable choice.
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