Pixel 9 Screen Replacement

1. OEM Replacement Part via iFixit

You can source a genuine Google Pixel 9 screen and digitizer assembly directly from iFixit for about $147 USD, including the under-display fingerprint sensor . This ensures original quality and compatibility.

2. iFixit DIY Repair Guide

Detailed instructions walk you through removing the old display, securing adhesive, and calibrating the fingerprint reader using Google’s Pixel Update tool—ideal for experienced users handling an OEM part themselves iFixit.

3. Kenyan Local Service – FKAY Smartphones

In Nairobi, FKAY offers a full original AMOLED screen replacement for approximately KSh 19,500 (~$140 USD), with a 3‑month warranty, completed in about 30 minutes 

4. Kenyan Local Service – Mobile Pro Kenya

Another Nairobi-based provider charges around KSh 23,999 (~$170 USD) for Pixel 9 OLED screen replacement with genuine parts and a 6‑month warranty, typically done same‑day .

5. Local OEM Parts from Multiple Kenyan Vendors

Other shops in Nairobi list OEM-quality Pixel 9 screen assemblies priced between KSh 23,000 and 23,500 (~$160–170 USD), with one-hour repairs and guaranteed quality 

6. Typical Repair Time

Performed by professionals, most Pixel 9 screen replacements—whether full assembly or glass-only—take 30 minutes to 3 hours, including testing and calibration 

7. Warranty Options

Kenyan shops generally offer 3 to 6 months of warranty on screens replacing services, covering defects or premature failure .

8. Partial Glass Replacement

If the OLED panel beneath the glass is still functional (no lines, discoloration, flicker), some vendors may offer glass-only replacement, preserving original display quality for less time and lower risk 

9. Repair Cost Drivers Globally

Tariffs on imported parts—e.g. U.S. tariffs on components from India or China—are increasing repair costs worldwide, though repairs remain cheaper than buying new phones .

10. Risks with Aftermarket Screens

Reddit users frequently caution against cheaper aftermarket screens—reporting issues like poor fingerprint sensor function, uneven display quality, premature scratches, and poor touch responsiveness. One user said the aftermarket part “did not look alike” the original, prompting a return