Microsoft has started selling replacement components for its Surface devices. The software giant is now offering replacement parts in the Microsoft Store, allowing Surface users to replace displays, Microsoft batteries, SSDs and more.”We’re excited to offer replacement components to technology consumers to enable self-service repairs outside of warranty,” said Tim McGuiggan, vice president of device services and product engineering at Microsoft. “When you purchase replacement components, you Parts and associated ancillary components (such as screws, if applicable) will be received.
”Tools to help you repair Microsoft Surface devices are sold separately by iFixit, and Microsoft partnered with iFixit in 2021 to sell official Surface repair tools. iFixit offers tools like Microsoft Surface battery covers to prevent punctures during repairs, debonding brackets to help cut through the adhesive that holds the screen glass in place, and tools to properly replace your screen. Microsoft’s official Surface replacement components will be available in the US first, with commercial resellers in Canada and France also able to sell parts.
Microsoft said it will have updates on when it plans to expand the availability of these parts to other markets in the future.Not all Surface devices come with available components like displays, Microsoft batteries , and SSDs. Microsoft only sells replacement stands for the Surface Pro 7, but more modern devices like the Surface Pro 9 have a variety of components available, including displays, SSDs, Surface mode batteries , USB-C ports, Surface Connect charging ports, and even speakers, Wi-Fi and cooling module. Prices vary by Surface model.
A replacement screen for the Surface Studio 2 Plus costs $1,749.99, while a stand for the Surface Pro 9 starts at $56.99. You can find a complete list of replacement components on the Microsoft website.Since Microsoft’s Surface tablets and laptops haven’t always been easy to repair in the past, parts will vary. Microsoft has made huge strides on this in recent years, with a focus on removable SSDs and the ability to replace screens and Microsoft batteries more easily .