Pixel 7 Pro Screen Replacement: Replace Your Own Screen

If it’s time to replace the screen in your Pixel 7 Pro, we’ve got great news for you. This is a quick and easy repair that will get you back to a like new screen in no time! Let’s get started.
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[@williamsanborn9195]

I don’t have a Pixel 7 Pro. I just enjoy watching your videos and using your tools. Keep up the great work, iFixIt team!

[@Slayyyaphine]

I did this myself nearly a year ago! My hands were literally shaking

[@metallurgico]

cool! first one is always the most difficult, but you get more confident on the way!

[@joller79]

I just would not bother, send it in to google, is the same price that ifixit charge for the loose screen… if an original screen was half the repair t google, yes i do it my self..but at the same price…no

[@ishyj398]

​@joller79 there are other suppliers out there and I'm not talking about the random people with low quality screens on Amazon lol. Etechparts is where I buy my replacements now.

[@AlphaKala]

@@joller79 Just drove over my phone, im getting new screen for 150 ish, and i'll install it myself :D.. screen is broken so no point in babying it while removing that.
Cleaned as much glue as I can, gonna put that flex cable and weight it with some books.

[@joller79]

@@AlphaKala whatever you feel like doing, if the screen is the only thing broken after a car over it, then great. Here in Denmark, an aftermarket screen costs the same as an original from ifixit europe, so no need to save money there… the i fixit kit have a few tools and so on, yes, but you still have to have the hastle of you mght break stuff when taking apart… it took me under a week from when i send google the repair inquiry till i got my phone back, i got the same one back, others have just gotten an replacement i believe

[@MarkTentacle]

Hello. What about the Minisforum V3? Will there be a review of its repairability?

[@ibrahimalamoudi]

Soon i will order one for my google pixel 7 pro ❤

[@araghon007]

I've noticed this in one of the older videos, but you've called the Anti-Clamp as iOpener by accident at 1:38

[@araghon007]

Ah, it was the Pixel 7 Pro battery replacement. Guess the opening instructions portion got reused.

[@cooper1095]

and if u were to zoom in the video, it's a shattered iphone

[@gullible1137]

FINALLY A VIDEO???!

[@eclogites]

Also be careful of the capacitors near the screen ribbon, otherwise you could dislodge them and brick ur phone

[@Tyler-ec5bz]

I wish the pixel calibration software was more consistent. You need it post-repair to get fingerprint sensor to work and it’s been so hit or miss

[@pwmsensitive]

I flash it 2 times to be sure!

[@LukasPrikner]

I would really appreciate soldering how to video for pixel USB-C port replacement.

[@nikolaievans2432]

Im pretty sure that need soldering

[@Dann.y]

1:37 "Slowly turn the handle of the iOpener"

[@itsyuvrajput]

Why ifixit still not in INDIA?

[@andresrodriguez6252]

200 plus replacement parts ouch

[@Pong0_]

Me looking at a new screen or a used phone on swappa. 100$ difference.

[@Faisal.Alqhtani]

Parts are expensive on your site. It costs more than what many phones are worth in the used market.

[@ethanosterhout8204]

Because they’re genuine parts, if you can’t afford the parts then just buy a new phone dude

[@blakegriplingph]

​@@ethanosterhout8204💀

[@djdelarosa25]

Then don't buy from their site

[@davidjacobs6244]

I would never attempt to repair a phone myself anyway.Would much rather let the professionals do it.Luckily, I have never broken a smartphone screen in 14 years of using them.

[@2failepic]

@@djdelarosa25 I only had good experiences with Aliexpress parts for my phones. You do have to order the right part and model number, they might be not certified like from iFixit, but they usually work just as well.

[@dameanvil]

- [00:03] 📱 Replace your cracked Pixel 7 Pro screen with our DIY guide.
- [00:34] 🛠 Gather the necessary tools and materials for the repair, including anti-clamp, isopropyl alcohol, iOpener, suction handle, opening picks, tweezers, spudger, FixMat, replacement screen, and display adhesive.
- [01:15] 🧲 Use clear packing tape to help the suction cup adhere if your screen is cracked.
- [01:30] 🔥 Ensure phone battery is below 25% and power off the device before starting the repair.
- [02:14] ⚠ Use caution around the screen cable and spring contacts during removal to prevent damage.
- [02:57] 📸 Lift the screen carefully like opening a book to avoid damaging the flex cable.
- [03:28] 🔄 Reinstall new adhesive by cleaning the phone edges, applying the adhesive, and securing it with pressure.
- [04:19] 🖥 Reconnect the display flex cable and secure it properly before reassembling the phone.
- [04:48] 📚 Apply pressure on the phone with heavy objects to ensure proper adhesion of the screen.
- [04:57] 🔍 Calibrate the fingerprint sensor after screen replacement using the provided guide.

[@-fazik-3713]

:D

[@easyyuun]

first

[@bombombalu]

Those steps to remove the old screen only work if your screen is not shattered... so this is kind of misleading tbh.

[@metallurgico]

just place tape on it and it won't shatter during the removal process