Here’s how much Xiaomi 15 and 15 Pro costs to repair

Just days after launching its flagship Xiaomi 15 series smartphones, the company has released official pricing for replacement parts on its website. 

Launched on October 29th, the Xiaomi 15 series starts at 4,499 yuan ($635 USD). The smartphones bring a beautiful micro-curved LTPO OLED panel, a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, and a silicon carbon battery with both wired and wireless charging support. 

Now, we also have the breakdown of repair costs for various components, including cameras, displays, batteries, and motherboards, so users can see what repairs might cost if an accident happens.

Xiaomi 15 series spare parts price

There are some key differences in pricing between the standard Xiaomi 15 and the Pro model. Notably, the rear camera system on the Pro variant carries a steeper repair bill. Replacing the telephoto lens on the 15 Pro, for instance, will cost 430 yuan ($60 USD), compared to 150 yuan ($21 USD) for the standard model. 

Similarly, the main camera replacement on the Pro comes in at 345 yuan ($48 USD) versus 335 yuan ($47 USD) for the Xiaomi 15.

Display repairs also show a price difference between the two models. Replacing a standard display on either phone will set users back 670 yuan ($94 USD) or 730 yuan ($103 USD) on the Bright Silver Edition. However, the unique “Diamond Limited Edition” display carries a heftier price tag of 920 yuan ($129 USD).

Battery replacements show consistency across the board, costing 119 yuan ($17 USD). However, the cost of the battery cover varies depending on the model and chosen version. 

Replacing the standard cover comes in at 220 yuan ($31 USD) for the Pro model and 290 yuan ($41 USD) for the bright silver version. The “Diamond Limited Edition” cover holds the highest price at 360 yuan ($51 USD).

Perhaps the most significant cost difference lies with motherboard replacements. While the 12GB+256GB motherboard for the Xiaomi 15 costs 2640 yuan ($372 USD), the same component for the Pro model jumps to 2820 yuan ($397 USD). This price gap continues for higher storage configurations, with the 16GB+1TB motherboard for the Pro model costing a staggering 3370 yuan ($477 USD).

Repair Parts Cost: Breakdown

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