Pixel 9 XL Screen Replacement

1. Genuine OEM Kit from iFixit

Available via iFixit, the official Pixel 9 Pro XL screen and digitizer assembly includes the 6.8″ LTPO OLED panel (1440p, 120 Hz), fingerprint reader, adhesive, and tools for DIY repair. 

2. iFixit Step-By-Step Repair Guide

The iFixit guide walks users through safe battery discharge, glass removal, component disassembly, and re-sealing the device. It also notes that water resistance may be compromised post-repair unless adhesive is reapplied properly iFixit.

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3. Kenya – Mobile Pro Kenya Service

Mobile Pro Kenya offers same-day screen replacement in under an hour for KSh 28,999 (~$190 USD), using genuine OEM parts with a 6-month warranty .

4. Kenya – Phone Repair Kenya Pricing

Phone Repair Kenya also lists the full OEM Pixel 9 Pro XL screen replacement for KSh 30,499 (~$200 USD) with original parts and professional installation .

5. High-End UK Repair – fone.care

Fone.care charges £249 (approx. $310 USD) for a premium Pixel 9 Pro XL screen replacement using genuine parts, completed in about 2 hours, with a 3-month warranty and optional loan phone 

6. Kenyan Price Comparison Summary

Across Nairobi repair shops, OEM screen replacement costs range from KSh 28,999 to 30,499, indicating consistent pricing for high-quality servic.

7. Common Screen Issues Post-Sale

Reddit users report screen defects such as vertical lines, graininess in gradient areas, or touch sensitivity issues. Example: “pink vertical line on display” noticed on Pixel 9 Pro XL devices 

8. Scratch and Coating Concerns

Multiple users complain that the Gorilla Glass Victus 2 used on the Pro XL scratches easily—even with light pocket carry—suggesting coating durability may be a drawback .

9. Quality Control & Screen Flaws

Some owners experienced display separation or pixel issues even after replacement, raising concerns about quality control across generations (Pixel 6 Pro, 7 Pro, and now 9 Pro XL) 

10. Why Choose OEM Over Aftermarket

While aftermarket replacements might be cheaper, they often result in poor touch feedback, inaccurate fingerprint sensor performance, weaker durability, and inconsistent display quality—making genuine OEM parts much more reliable.