Google Pixel Battery Replacement: Costs and Considerations

Fix the Pixel you already have – and save money and the planet in the process.

• If your Pixel battery is dead, no worries, you can fix it with the information provided on this page.
• If you're unsure if your battery needs replacing, start with troubleshooting.
• If you're on the fence about doing the repair yourself, or wondering if it's even worth it, jump to the FAQ section and get more information (and motivation).

Find your Pixel model below and follow a step-by-step battery replacement guide. (Each guide will also link the corresponding fix kit with all the parts and tools needed to complete the guide.)

Yes, you can replace your Pixel battery yourself. iFixit provides free step-by-step repair guides and sells DIY Battery Fix Kits for every Pixel. These kits include all the necessary tools and parts to replace your battery.

The repair process generally involves handling adhesive, screws, the fragile screen, and connectors, and is relatively straightforward, for anyone who is patient and careful. Although Google utilizes an "open from the back design" which allows fixers to avoid removing screen in the Pixel 9 series, Google also secures the battery with plenty of adhesive, which causes battery replacements to require even more patience and Isopropyl Alcohol than older models.

iFixit's Google Pixel Battery Fix Kits cost between $40 and $60 depending on the model. For most models, like the Pixel 7 Pro, using an iFixit kit can result in significant savings compared to a Google Authorized Service Provider, such as Asurion. The average savings of iFixit's Battery Fix Kits, compared to Asurion, for the Pixel 4 line and newer, is around $80.

Asurion's shared "starting at" prices as of February 2025

While the time investment can vary based on the Pixel model and your DIY experience, repairing your Pixel battery yourself is feasible. The repair should take you anywhere from 30 minutes to a couple of hours. If you get stuck, iFixit's community of fixers can help.

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