A broken screen, an hour-long battery drain, or a broken camera on Xiaomi are problems that almost every smartphone owner of this brand faces. But how much does it actually cost to replace a module, and where is it more profitable to repair it: in an official service, from private craftsmen or with your own hands? In this article, we will discuss the current prices. 2026 Replacement of displays, batteries, speakers and other components for popular Redmi models, POCO and flagship Xiaomi 13/14.
It is important to understand that the cost of repair depends not only on the type of breakdown, but also on the model of the phone, the region (in Moscow and St. Petersburg prices are higher than in the regions), and also on whether original parts or analogues are used. We collected data from official service centers, trusted workshops and parts marketplaces so that you can compare options and not overpay.
If you're not sure which module is out of order, there's a diagnostic checklist at the end of this article to help you identify the problem before you go to the service, and for those considering self-repair, we've put together a list of tools to do without and warnings about common novice errors.
1.The price of replacement of the module on Xiaomi depends on
The cost of repairs can vary by 2-3 times even for the same model, and here are the key factors that affect the total amount:
- 📱 Smartphone model: the replacement of the display on Xiaomi 13 Ultra will cost 2-3 times more expensive than on the Redmi Note 12 due to the difference in the cost of spare parts.
- 🔧 Module type: A screen with a sensor and oleophobic coating costs more than a simple battery or speaker.
- 🏢 Type of service: official centers take 30-50% more, but give a guarantee; private workshops are cheaper, but the risk of running into poor-quality parts is higher.
- 🔄 Original vs. analogue: the original display for POCO F5 It could be worth 8,000. ₽, and the Chinese equivalent 3,500 ₽ (but with the risk of poor color reproduction or a broken sensor).
- 📍 Region: Capitals have 15-25% higher prices than regions due to rent and salaries of masters.
For example, replacing the battery with Redmi 10 in the official service will cost in the ~2 500 ₽, a in a private workshop - in 1,500-1,800 ₽. But if a master uses a cheap analog without a charge controller, the battery can swell in six months, so saving on parts often turns into re-repairing.
Prices for replacement of modules in 2026: comparative table
The price list for Xiaomi models is the latest, priced for Moscow and Moscow region (which can be 10-20%), and includes work and parts (original unless otherwise stated).
| Model phone | Display (with sensor) | Battery | Main camera. | Charging connector | Microphone/dynamics |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi 14 Pro | 22 000–25 000 ₽ | 4 500–5 500 ₽ | 7 000–9 000 ₽ | 3 500–4 000 ₽ | 2 500–3 000 ₽ |
| POCO F5 Pro | 12 000–14 000 ₽ | 3 000–3 800 ₽ | 5 000–6 500 ₽ | 2 500–3 000 ₽ | 1 800–2 200 ₽ |
| Redmi Note 12 Pro+ | 9 000–11 000 ₽ | 2 500–3 200 ₽ | 4 000–5 000 ₽ | 2 000–2 500 ₽ | 1 500–1 800 ₽ |
| Redmi 10C | 5 000–6 500 ₽ | 1 800–2 200 ₽ | 2 500–3 000 ₽ | 1 500–1 800 ₽ | 1 000–1 300 ₽ |
| Xiaomi 13 Lite | 15 000–17 000 ₽ | 3 500–4 000 ₽ | 6 000–7 500 ₽ | 3 000–3 500 ₽ | 2 000–2 500 ₽ |
⚠️ Note: Prices for displays for models with AMOLED-screens (e.g. Xiaomi) 13/14, POCO F4/F5) This includes color calibration, which increases the cost of 10–15%. If the master offers a replacement cheaper than the average market price, check whether a used module or analogue is used without oleophobic coating.
For the exact cost, we recommend using online calculators on the sites of service centers (for example, Mi Service or Remont-Xiaomi), where you can choose the model and type of breakdown to get a preliminary estimate.
3.Official service vs private workshop: where is more profitable
The choice between a Xiaomi service center and a private workshop depends on your priorities: reliability, speed or price.
Official service centre
- ✅ Parts and work warranty (usually 6-12 months).
- ✅ Original modules with factory calibration are used.
- ✅ Diagnosis is free (if repairs are carried out at their place).
- ❌ Prices are 30-50% higher than those of private owners.
- ❌ queues for repairs (terms can stretch for 5-7 days).
Private workshop
- ✅ Prices are lower by 20-30% (for example, replacing the display with the Redmi Note 11 will cost 6,000). ₽ 9,000 ₽ service-wise).
- ✅ Quick repairs (often in 1-2 hours).
- ✅ You can negotiate a discount for cash settlement.
- ❌ The risk of running into low-quality parts (especially for new models).
- ❌ The guarantee is not always given, or only for work (1-3 months).
🔹 When to choose an official service:
- 💎 If the phone is warranty (self-repair it removes).
- 📱 For flagships (Xiaomi) 13/14, Mix Fold, where the accuracy of the screen or camera calibration is important.
- 🔋 If you need an original battery with the right charge controller.
🔹 When to save money in a private workshop:
- 💰 For budget models (Redmi) 9/10, POCO M4), where the difference in price is most noticeable.
- ⚡ If you need urgent repairs (such as a cracked screen before selling your phone).
- 🛠️ If you are confident in the master (there are reviews, recommendations, portfolio of works).
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For models older than 2 years (e.g. Redmi Note 8 or POCO X3) The official service may not be able to repair the repairs because of the lack of spare parts, and in this case, private workshops are the only option.
4. Self-replacement of the module: is it worth the risk
If you have experience with electronics and a set of tools, replacing some modules (battery, speaker or charging connector) is possible at home, but it is better not to touch a display or camera without experience - there is a high risk of damaging the plumes or leaving dust under the screen.
🔧 What you will need for self-repair:
- 🔨 Set of screwdrivers (cross, flat, flat, T3, T5 Xiaomi).
- 🧲 Screen suction cup.
- 🔥 A hair dryer or a glue heating station (for displays).
- 📏 Plastic blades for disassembly of the body.
- 🔋 Multimeter (to check battery or contacts).
📌 Cost of spare parts for self-replacement (examples):
- 🔋 Battery for Redmi Note 11: 800–1,200 ₽ (original / 500-700 ₽ (analogue).
- 📷 Xiaomi's main camera module 12T: 3 500–4 500 ₽.
- 🔌 Charging connector POCO X4 Pro: 300–500 ₽.
- 🔊 Dynamics for Redmi 10: 200-400 ₽.
Download the disassembly instructions for your model (for example, on iFixit)
Buy a spare part with a reserve according to the characteristics (for example, a battery with a capacity not lower than the original)
Prepare the workplace (clean surface, good lighting)
Backup of data (in case of error)
Have glue on hand B-7000 scotch-->
⚠️ Note: When replacing the battery, make sure that the new module has the same value in voltage and capacity / 3.85V, don't bet 5,000mAh / 3.7V — This can cause the battery to overheat or bloat, and after replacing, reset the battery data in the engineering menu (code #4636## → Battery information → Reset).
What happens if the battery is installed incorrectly?
5. How to save on the replacement of the module: 7 working ways
Smartphone repairs can cost a lot, but there are legal ways to cut costs without risking the device.
- Use promo codes for repairs. Some services (for example, Fix Price Service) give 10-15% discounts on promotional code from the site or from the newsletter.
- Many workshops agree to install a module purchased by the customer (the cost of the work is reduced by a small amount of time). 30–40%). Where to buy: 🛒 AliExpress (cheap, but long wait). 🛒 Yandex Market or Ozon (faster, but more expensive). 🛒 Local groups in Telegram (for example, @xiaomi_parts).
Exchange the old module for a discount
Look for shares
Xiaomi groups VK
Repair a few faults at once
Check the warranty.
Consider trade-in
trade-in
💡 Lifehack: If you have POCO or Redmi with a removable back cover (for example, Redmi) 9A), Replacement of the battery or speaker will cost 2-3 times cheaper than for models with adhesive housing (Xiaomi 13, POCO F5).
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Before visiting the service, make a reset (Settings) → The phone. → This will speed up the diagnosis and eliminate software errors, which can cost you extra.
6.Typical errors when replacing modules and how to avoid them
Even experienced craftsmen sometimes make mistakes that lead to re-repair, and here are the most common mistakes and how to prevent them:
- 🔧 Damage to plumes in disassembly.Solution: Use plastic shoulder blades and don't force. Xiaomi plumes are thin and tear at the slightest jerk.
- 🔥 Overheating the screen when unstick. Solution: Heat the dryer evenly, keeping it at a distance of 5-7 cm, a temperature not higher than 80°C.
- 🔋 Installation of incompatible battery. Solution: Check the labeling on the original battery and compare it to the new one. For example, for the Redmi Note 10 Pro, only the battery with an article is suitable. MBJ4064.
- 📷 Dust getting under the camera or screen Solution: Work in a clean room, use an antistatic mat and gloves.
- 🔌 Solution: If you're not sure about your skills, you better give it to the master, because the error can burn the power controller.
⚠️ Note: After replacing the display on models with AMOLED (Xiaomi 13, POCO F4) You may need to calibrate colors through service software (such as Mi Flash or QDLoader) without it, the screen will display colors incorrectly (such as green).
If the phone overheats, runs out quickly, or the sensor is not working properly, the maker probably made one of these mistakes, in which case, ask for a re-diagnosis - many services fix their joints for free.
7.Diagnostics: How to determine which module is broken
Before carrying the phone for repair, try to identify the fault yourself, which will help to avoid imposed services (for example, when the master suggests replacing the display and the problem is in the plume).
🔍 Symptoms and possible breakdowns:
| Problem. | Probable cause | How to check |
|---|---|---|
| The screen does not respond to touch, but the image is | Faulty sensor layer or plume | Connect your phone to your PC – if the mouse is working, the problem is in the display |
| The phone doesn’t turn on, but vibrates when charging. | Problem with the display or plume | Light a flashlight on the screen – if you see the image, replace the backlight |
| Fast discharge (less than 4 hours of work) | Battery wear or controller failure | Check the wear in Settings → Battery → Status. |
| The camera takes blurry pictures or does not focus | Camera module or glass damaged | Wipe the camera glass; if it doesn’t help, you need a replacement. |
| The phone is not charging or charging slowly | Failed connector, cable or power controller | Try another ROM; if it doesn't help, check the connector. |
📌 Quick test to check the display:
- Connect your phone to your computer via USB.
- If the PC sees the device, but the screen does not work, the problem is in the display or plume.
- If the PC can’t see the phone, but it vibrates when connected, the motherboard may malfunction.