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iFixit, a popular online repair community, has started selling official replacement parts for Microsoft Surface devices. This move allows users to easily find and purchase genuine parts for their Surface devices, ensuring high-quality repairs.
Google's partnership with iFixit provides repair guides and genuine replacement parts for the Pixel Tablet, including the rear case, screen, battery, USB-C port, speakers, and rear camera. iFixit offers step-by-step instructions for replacing these components, with the teardown process involving the application of heat to remove adhesive. The logic board is located at the top of the tablet, and iFixit also mentions the expensive $129 Charging Speaker Dock, calling for a teardown to understand its pricing.
Microsoft is now selling replacement parts for Xbox gamepads, including buttons, sticks, covers, and more. The company is also providing downloadable instructions and tutorial videos to help gamers with self-repair. This program aims to save gamers money by allowing them to fix their broken controllers instead of buying new ones. Prices range from $24 for button sets to $60 for a circuit board and motor assembly unit. Other retailers, such as iFixit, will also be selling these replacement parts.
Microsoft is now selling replacement parts for Xbox controllers on its official store, allowing users in North America to extend the lifespan of their out-of-warranty accessories. The store offers a range of parts including thumb sticks, triggers, buttons, and circuit boards, with prices ranging from $19.99 to $59.99 USD. The parts come with warranties and Microsoft is also providing downloadable instructions and videos for controller repairs. There is no information yet on a rollout for this service in other regions.
Microsoft is now selling replacement components for its Surface devices, including displays, batteries, SSDs, and more, through its online store. The company has partnered with iFixit to sell official Surface repair tools separately. The replacement components will be available first in the United States, Canada, and France, with updates on availability in other markets in the future. Microsoft has greatly improved the repairability of its Surface devices in recent years, with a focus on removable SSDs and easier replacement of screens and batteries.
Microsoft has made replacement parts for Surface PCs available for purchase on the Microsoft Store in the US, Canada, and France, with more markets expected to follow. The components include displays, kickstands, SSDs, keyboard and trackpad components, cameras, and more, depending on the Surface model. The move is part of Microsoft's initiative to make Surface PCs more repairable and eco-friendly, allowing users to extend the life of their devices by performing at-home repairs on out-of-warranty products.