Xiaomi has revealed the pricing for several spare parts that could be useful for repairing the flagship Redmi K70. This information comes from GizmoChina reports. For users in North America contemplating DIY or professional repairs, these figures provide a practical sense of what to expect when sourcing parts. (GizmoChina)
The most affordable option is replacing the front camera, priced at 45 yuan, which converts to roughly 580 rubles at the current exchange rate of late 2023. For Canadian and American readers, this is an important reminder that local prices will differ due to currency fluctuations and import duties, but the relative cost remains very accessible in the context of a high-end device. The next items in line are the ultra-wide and main camera modules, plus the telephoto module from the main camera, priced at 45 yuan, 55 yuan, and 110 yuan respectively. In ruble terms, that’s about 580 rubles for the front and ultrawide, around 710 rubles for the main module, and about 1,400 rubles for the telephoto unit. (GizmoChina)
The back cover replacement runs at 95 yuan, which translates to approximately 1,250 rubles. Battery replacement sits at 119 yuan (roughly 1,500 rubles). The screen comes in at 550 yuan, or around 7,100 rubles. These figures indicate a broader repair strategy: display and power components often drive repair costs, and consumers should weigh whether to repair or replace the device when the budget starts to add up. (GizmoChina)
In a Redmi K70 repair, the memory module exchange represents the highest single-part cost. Depending on the memory configuration already installed, the price range for memory module replacement lands between 2,390 and 2,780 yuan, which roughly equates to 31,000 to 35,900 rubles. For readers across the United States and Canada, this underscores the importance of understanding the phone’s memory architecture before committing to a repair, as the price can swing significantly based on the configuration. (GizmoChina)
In every scenario, add an additional 40 yuan, about 500 rubles, to cover the technician’s labor for the repair. This “labor fee” is a standard practice that can vary a bit by shop, but it’s a constant consideration for those planning to repair a Redmi K70 rather than replace it. (GizmoChina)
It should be noted that all prices cited pertain to the Chinese market. They reflect local supplier pricing and service rates, which do not necessarily translate directly to North American retailers or repair shops. For US and Canadian customers, the total outlay will depend on local parts availability, import taxes, shipping, and the chosen service provider. Still, the general order of magnitude offers a useful frame of reference for planning repairs. (GizmoChina)
That said, Xiaomi’s approach to spare parts pricing reveals a broader insight into how flagship devices are repaired over time. This information is valuable for users considering the longevity of their devices, the cost of ownership, and the practical decision of repairing versus upgrading in markets outside China. The same source previously highlighted a gadget aimed at fans of a popular online game, illustrating Xiaomi’s strategy of supporting device ecosystems and accessory availability alongside core hardware. (GizmoChina)