The spare parts of the Google Pixel 10 arrive on iFIXIT, with good and bad news

A month and a half from the launch of the Google Pixel 10the well-known community for do-it-yourself repair of iFIXIT electronic devices, has as usual put the original parts for smartphones as a catalog Made by Google.

The tenth anniversary pixels were criticized by many for being too “conservative” on the design front compared to the 2024 models but this has allowed Google to work to optimize the design and improve the repairing of their smartphones. Let’s find out whether or not this has had an impact on the prices of the original spare parts.

Google Pixel 10: the original parts arrive in the iFixit catalog

The collaboration between the Mountain View and Community giant for the repair of electronic devices towards a future in which the devices are increasingly repair (also do-it-yourself) continues, especially useful for supporting the support for seven years that for a couple of years Big G has promised on their flagships.

As anticipated at the opening, the original spare parts for Google Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL have just been added to the IFIXIT catalog (including the three smartphones that Google has launched on the market in August and which resume the previous generation models very closely, at least aesthetically.

Ifixit has already produced a Google Pixel 10 Teardown, highlighting (and promoting) the new battery removal mechanism launched by Google’s engineers and underlining a cleaner and simpler internal layout, without many screws compared to the competition. Looking at the energy labels, all three smartphones have a degree of reparactability B.

How do prices change compared to those of spare parts for 2024 models?

Compared to Google Pixel 9, the new Google Pixel 10 It completely changes the photographic sector, integrating (for the first time on the basic model) a telephoto lens and reviewing the other sensors (downwards).

This involves obvious differences on some parts between the two smartphones and these differences are inexorably reflected on the price of the parts involved. On the 2025 model, the rear glass costs 30 euros more But the screen “draws the accounts”, costing 30 euros less. The other parts, however, maintain the same price. The following table shows all prices, while at this link you will find the page with all available spare parts.

Google Pixel 9 Pro and its successor Pixel 10 Pro They are practically identical but, despite everything, there is some price difference in the spare parts that is worth underline. Although the rear glass costs 7 euros morethe part that undergoes the main increase is the screen, whose price grows with 37/40 euros. Sensitive drop for the rear cameras, with the spare part that drops by 60 euros. The following table shows all prices, while at this link you will find the page with all available spare parts.

Similar speeches (on aesthetics) can be offered for Google Pixel 9 Pro XL and its successor Pixel 10 Pro XL. On the prices, however, we have more content and important drops: the rear glass costs 17 euros more and the screen costs 10 euros more; Battery prices are descended (10 euros less) and rear cameras (70 euros less). The following table shows all prices, while at this link you will find the page with all available spare parts.

The appeal is still missing the spare parts for the Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold, the third folding smartphone of the company that will arrive on the market shortly but which, as per traditionwill not be marketed in Italy.

Considering that the pieces for its predecessors Google Pixel Fold and Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold are present on the IFIXIT list, it is practically certain that even those for the new folding can arrive in the future.