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Under repair pressure, another OEM partners with iFixit

Marissa HeffernanbyMarissa Heffernan
April 28, 2022
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Google Pixel 6 phone

Google will work with iFixit to offer repair parts for nearly all Pixel phones.

Google is rolling out home repair kits for nearly all its Pixel phones as part of a collaboration with iFixit.

Google’s announcement follows similar news from Samsung and Apple. Google also announced a Chromebook repair program in February.

“We want you to have a great experience with your Pixel phone, and that includes easy access to high-quality and safe device repair if your phone is ever damaged,” a Google press release said. “That’s why we’re working with iFixit to make it easier for independent repair professionals and skilled consumers with the relevant technical experience to access the genuine Google parts they need to repair Pixel phones.”

The parts will be available starting later this year, the press release said. People can buy spare parts from iFixit.com for the Pixel 2 through Pixel 6 Pro, as well as future Pixel models, in the U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia and EU countries where Pixel is available.

“The full range of spare parts for common Pixel phone repairs – things like batteries, replacement displays, cameras and more – will be available either individually or in iFixit Fix Kits, which include tools like screwdriver bits and spudgers,” the press release said.

Google said customers who don’t have repair experience or would rather have someone else repair the phone for them can still go to one of the 750 authorized uBreakiFix locations, or other independent repairers.
 

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Marissa Heffernan worked at Resource Recycling from January 2022 through June 2025, first as staff reporter and then as associate editor. Marissa Heffernan started working for Resource Recycling in January 2022 after spending several years as a reporter at a daily newspaper in Southwest Washington. After developing a special focus on recycling policy, they were also the editor of the monthly newsletter Policy Now.

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