Xiaomi 15 Ultra parts price revealed: Display is $186, battery is $25

Xiaomi has officially posted repair costs for its latest flagship, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra, which was introduced on February 27 starting from 6,499 yuan (approximately $893). Xiaomi China official website is now displaying a breakdown of out-of-warranty material costs, providing users with transparency into potential repair costs.

The main repair components and their cost

Below is a comprehensive listing of Xiaomi 15 Ultra spare parts and their corresponding prices:

Rear Camera (Ultra-Wide Angle): 530 yuan (approximately $73)
Front Camera: 60 yuan (approximately $8)
Rear Camera (Wide Angle): 930 yuan (approximately $128)
Speaker: 60 yuan (approximately $8)
Motherboard:
- 12GB + 256GB version: 2,940 yuan (approximately $405)
- 16GB + 512GB version: 3,140 yuan (approximately $433)
- 16GB + 1TB version: 3,440 yuan (approximately $474)
- 16GB + 1TB Dual Satellite version: 3,540 yuan (approximately $487)
Display Screen: 1,350 yuan (approximately $186)
Sub-Board: 100 yuan (approximately $14)
Battery: 179 yuan (approximately $25)
Rear Camera (Telephoto): 210 yuan (approximately $29)
Battery Cover: 270 yuan (approximately $37)

All USD conversions that appear below are approximate and have been calculated using the rate in effect on publication.

Understanding the repair costs is important

The price indicates that big parts like the display screen and motherboard are among the most expensive to replace. For instance, swapping out the 16GB + 1TB Dual Satellite model’s motherboard will cost you approximately $487, and swapping out the display screen will cost you approximately $186. Parts like the front camera and speaker, however, are quite inexpensive to replace and will cost you approximately $8 each.

It is important to know repair costs

It is crucial for Xiaomi 15 Ultra users to be informed about such repair costs. This allows them to make informed decisions regarding device servicing and potential repair. Awareness of such costs can also allow users to estimate whether to purchase extended warranties or insurance for their devices.

Source: IT Home

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