Huawei’s Mate XT 2 repair spare part prices revealed

Huawei’s new tri-fold, the Mate XT 2, only launched on September 7, 2026, and they’ve already put the official spare-parts pricing up on their site. Spoiler: fixing this thing won’t be cheap.

The phone itself starts at 19,999 yuan (~$2,980) for the 16GB + 256GB model. From there it climbs pretty quick: 21,999 yuan (~$3,278) for 512GB, 23,999 yuan (~$3,576) for 1TB, 24,999 yuan (~$3,725) if you want the privacy screen version, and a cool 29,999 yuan (~$4,470) for the top-spec 16GB + 2TB stylus kit (also with the privacy screen). The full parts list for the 2TB stylus version still isn’t up yet, but everything else is already listed.

The real eye-waterers are the displays. A flexible screen main body alone will set you back 5,499 yuan (~$819). Go for the privacy screen version and that jumps to 6,499 yuan (~$968). Full screen assemblies (screen + mid-frame + battery) start at 6,999 yuan for the “special offer” ones that still work fine but have some cosmetic marks, or 7,999 yuan for the privacy-screen equivalent. The regular full assemblies kick off at 7,999 yuan and hit 8,999 yuan for the privacy model. The external screen is a bit more reasonable at 1,599 yuan, and a battery swap is 499 yuan.

Motherboards aren’t exactly cheap either, and the price scales with storage: 6,099 yuan (~$908) for the 256GB version, 7,699 yuan for 512GB, and 9,299 yuan for the 1TB one. Camera modules sit somewhere in the middle — the rear Red Maple original-color camera is 299 yuan, the main rear camera is 949 yuan, with the wide-angle, telephoto, and front cameras landing in between.

Smaller bits are more down-to-earth: fingerprint sensor is 93 yuan (~$14), battery cover is 399 yuan (~$60) or 1,399 yuan (~$208) if it includes the camera lens, data cable 129 yuan, and a protective film 249 yuan.

Basically, this is what happens when you build a premium tri-fold with a massive inward-folding display. Outside of warranty, any serious repair is going to sting. If you’re buying one of these, treating it carefully (or grabbing an extended service plan) suddenly looks like a pretty smart move.

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(Source: Huawei | ITHome)