You can now purchase iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max repair parts directly from Apple. Additionally, the company is offering repair parts for the M5 Max/Ultra-equipped Mac Studio and the new Mac mini under its Self Service Repair program.
With the use of Apple’s official repair manuals, you can buy the replacement parts to carry out Do-It-Yourself (DIY) repairs.
Genuine iPhone 18 Pro parts come at a price
Apple typically takes a month or so to start selling repair parts for its newest devices. It’s doing the same with the iPhone 18 Pro family, offering their replacement parts through its Self Service Repair program.
With important components available directly from Apple, this makes things easy for users who want to carry out Do-It-Yourself (DIY) repairs. You can order these parts from Apple’s Self Service Repair Store.
Apple’s replacement part prices may be on the higher side. But at least you know you will receive genuine components. The company is charging $329 for the iPhone 18 Pro’s replacement display, with other accessories like the screws and cowling costing extra. Likewise, a replacement back glass will cost you $159.
Some third-party repair stores may be able to offer lower prices. But then again, there’s no guarantee that they would use genuine replacement parts. You can send the defective or broken component from your device to Apple for a small credit.
Mac parts and repair manuals also join the lineup
For the Mac Studio and Mac mini, Apple is offering replacement Thunderbolt and USB-C ports, speakers, SSD modules, logic boards and power supplies.
Besides the components, Apple also provides detailed manuals to help carry out the repairs.
If you’re new to the DIY scene, you can rent out the toolkit directly from Apple to carry out the necessary repairs. While the rental price itself is cheap, Apple will hold an authorization on your card for the toolkit’s entire value.
Rajesh has been writing about consumer technology for over a decade, with a strong focus on iPhones, Macs and Apple’s ecosystem. He enjoys digging into Apple software updates, hardware changes, and discovering new Mac apps that make work faster and more enjoyable.
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