Earlier this week, Huawei unveiled its newest clamshell-style folding phone, the Pocket 2. It succeeds the Huawei Pocket S smartphone released back in 2022.
While the Pocket 2 isn’t available for purchase yet, it’s set to hit the market on March 1st, 2024. Leading up to the release, Huawei has already disclosed the prices for spare parts of the Pocket 2 smartphone.
Unsurprisingly, the motherboard is the most expensive component. The 12GB+256GB option costs 3,299 yuan, while the 12GB+512GB model costs 3,699 yuan, and the top-end 12GB+1TB variant costs 4,399 yuan.
The display comes in as the second priciest part, costing 3,019 yuan. However, a discount brings it down to 2,399 yuan. On the other hand, the least expensive component is the receiver at a mere 89 yuan.
Here’s a full breakdown of Huawei Pocket 2 spare part prices:
| Part | Price (yuan) |
| Screen | 2,399 (after discount) |
| Motherboard | – 3299 (12GB+256GB) – 3699 (12GB+512GB) – 4399 (12GB+1TB) |
| Battery | 299 |
| Battery cover | 589 |
| Rear camera | – 539 (main) – 265 (wide angle) – 279 (telephoto) – 249 (hyperspectral) |
| Camera lens | 129 |
| Front camera | 269 |
| Adapter | 130 |
| Data cable | 69 |
| Speaker | 107 |
| Charging interface | 181 |
| Receiver | 89 |
| Fingerprint sensor | 96 |
It’s important to note that these prices are representative of repair costs in China only. Additionally, these are just the prices for individual components, and the actual repair cost may be higher depending on the extent of the damage.
Apart from the cost of spare parts, there is also a labor fee associated with repairs. The labor fee ranges from 50 yuan to 100 yuan, depending on the maintenance level. For non-warranty repairs, the total cost will be the sum of the spare parts price and the labor fee.
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Via: gizmochina.com
