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How Much Does it Cost to Repair a Huawei Mate 60 or Mate 60 Pro?

Huawei has unleashed a wave of excitement among tech enthusiasts and loyalists with the long-awaited debut of its Mate 60 and Mate 60 Pro smartphones. Alongside the grand unveiling of these flagship devices, the company has pulled back the curtain on the official prices of spare parts. This move not only tantalizes the curious but also offers a glimpse into the potential costs of repairs for these cutting-edge smartphones.

Here's a breakdown of the spare parts prices for the Huawei Mate 60 (12GB+512GB) and Mate 60 Pro (12GB+512GB):

Huawei Mate 60 (12GB+512GB):

  • Brand New Screen: 1799 yuan (Discounted price: 1199 yuan, when recycling old parts with no compensation)
  • Battery: 219 yuan
  • Motherboard: 2999 yuan
  • Back Shell: 899 yuan
  • Telephoto Lens: 255 yuan
  • Wide-Angle Lens: 265 yuan
  • Rear Main Camera Lens: 598 yuan
  • Front Lens: 270 yuan
  • Adapter: 168 yuan
  • Data Cable: 59 yuan
  • Card Holder: 12 yuan

Huawei Mate 60 Pro (12GB+512GB):

  • Brand New Screen: 1999 yuan (Discounted price: 1399 yuan, when recycling old parts with no compensation)
  • Battery: 249 yuan
  • Motherboard: 3499 yuan
  • Back Shell: 1099 yuan
  • Telephoto Lens: 845 yuan
  • Rear Main Camera Lens: 698 yuan
  • Wide-Angle Lens: 265 yuan
  • TOF Depth-of-Focus Lens: 244 yuan
  • Front Lens: 270 yuan
  • Adapter: 199 yuan
  • Data Cable: 59 yuan
  • Card Holder: 12 yuan

Huawei Mate 60 and Mate 60 Pro

It's essential to underline that Huawei's transparency extends to these prices, which already encompass labor charges. Accessories, however, represent the cost of parts alone, devoid of additional labor fees. When it comes to non-warranty repairs, the equation comprises maintenance spare parts prices coupled with labor costs. For straightforward repairs or cleaning that don't necessitate device disassembly, labor charges amount to 50 yuan. In cases requiring more intricate repairs with dismantling involved, labor costs fluctuate between 80 yuan and 100 yuan, contingent on the specific repair demands.

Huawei's decision to lay bare these pricing intricacies serves as a testament to the brand's dedication to offering clarity and equity in pricing for servicing their top-tier smartphones. As technology evolves, this transparency empowers users with the knowledge to make informed decisions concerning their cherished devices, ensuring they navigate the realm of repairs and replacements with confidence.