Google Pixel 7 Pro Screen Replacement

An easy solution to change the screen of a Google Pixel 7 Pro. The Pixel 7 Pro broken screen replacement with the fingerprint sensor transferred onto the new screen. This is a Screen and biometric sensor removal and repair tutorial. The difficulty level is 8.5 for this repair. Pixel 7 Pro and Pixel 6 Pro screen repairs are exactly the same, but the fingerprint sensor may never work again if the fingerprint sensor is cracked or unable to synch with the motherboard.
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[@ersbit]

‼EXTREMELY IMPORTANT ‼ A word of caution there are some tiny pins on the inside of the Pixel 7 Pro making contact with the screen when closed. Make sure you look carefully at all those and none is sticking close to 90 degree because if one is positioned that way it will puncture the screen and damage it (you'll need a new screen again). A very stupid design that can cost a new screen while trying to replace a broken screen. Be one of the only few who support and find value in my videos. Please spare some change to help the channel keep moving forward. www.buymeacoffee.com/ersbit

[@unprecedentedrolemodel2606]

What are they for anyways?

[@LuWolharn]

I just replaced my screen double-checked that all pins were flat, then when i "clicked" the screen into place, it didn't wanna completely go inside of the frame, i pushed some more and now i have a line across my screen........ Sucks but atleast i can use it now. We'll see how long unitil the screen is completely unusable again. Sidenote: I bought a "original AMOLED" screen of Aliexpress and i notice a difference, especially with frame rate, feels more like a 45 Hz then 120Hz, but then again it cost around 65USD.

[@madpetetv]

This man's a perfectionist and me and my OCD thanks you sir! Awesome video!

[@ersbit]

Thank you 🙌🏽 Appreciate it 👍🏽

[@theoriginaldreadpirateroberts]

Don't just yank the screen out like that. There are pins in that connector on the logic board you can easily damage. Use a tool to carefully disconnect and be careful reconnecting not to mash the pins.

[@ersbit]

Ok. I agree with you I could have do it with less vigor or use a tool. No problem, am sure your contribution will enlighten some of the readers.

[@tatangarts222]

hello ers, i want to ask the connector of pixel 7 pro LCD is kind a similar to the pixel 6 pro have you ever tried to put the pixel 7 pro LCD to the pixel 6 pro? just wondering because the pixel 6 pro screen iare more expensive thank you

[@mStranded]

Hello and thank you for the helpful video. Did you have your pixel turned off before proceeding with the replacement? Screen is totally unresponsive on mine so I can't turn it off to proceed with the replacement.

[@ersbit]

No mine was not turned off as the screen was unresponsive. It did not have any issues on the device.

[@DavidStatmanlondon]

Very well put together clear and concise tutorial. The best. Thank you!

[@ersbit]

Glad it was helpful! 👋🏽 👍🏽

[@priyanknaik6458]

Does the finger print sensor area on the replacement screen come with built-in adhesive? Because I didn't see you add any to it, prior to sticking it on.

[@vishnumrao]

@ersbit I notice that on the original screen there is a piece of plastic for the front facing camera, but the replacement screen in your video does not have it. Why did you choose not to move that plastic part from the old screen to the new one?

[@ersbit]

I should have transferred that piece of plastic (that's good practice). I did not do it because from my experience with the Pixel 7 Pro it did not change anything after I did the screen replacement without it. (It would be better to have it in place as it should help stabilize the front Camera if the camera shakes or move). Screen closed most likely it would never shake or move unless you record a video while running. So you should have it in place on your phone screen. Just use a small amount of b7000 to have it in place then install the new screen or just place.

[@ersbit]

I overlooked it while doing the video ( forgot about it)

[@priyanknaik6458]

@@ersbit So you can simply heat and remove that front camera place holder plastic, and remove and transfer it to the new screen with the help of a little adhesive?

[@gregorypark3385]

Where can I buy the compression device which you used at the end of this video?

[@ersbit]

I had links in the description for the parts. The pressure tool is not a must you can use paper binding clips (large enough) or phone screen pressure tool. All these tools should give the same results. "Make sure all the gold color pins are all pointing down and not up if not it will puncture the screen and you will be need a new screen again.

[@ersbit]

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[@ersbit]

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[@bicivelo]

beautiful!! but do you have a video on how to install the glue? thank you.

[@ersbit]

Hi, that would not be hard. You just install the double sided tape if it was provided then install the screen. Remove the plastic film on top of the double-sided tape then close the phone. I believe on my pixel 6 pro screen replacement I used b7000 glue to seal the phone.

[@Megamonty88]

any experiences here with cleaning the fingerprint sensor gently? software is working but hardware lense maybe dirty or smeared.

[@ersbit]

No I have not had any thing like that. Cleaning it not sure maybe isopropyl alcohol but I have not done it to say Yes it can work and wont damage the sensor. I prefer to base my answers on my experience. To avoid cleaning etc... that why I used heat to remove the sensor instead of alcohol like some people suggested.

[@platinaaron6695]

Where can I get a good replacement screen because ifixit do not ship LCD to south Africa

[@ersbit]

I am sorry to hear that....I only know they claim to have original screens. On eBay they might ship items internationally but theirs no 100% guaranteed the seller is selling original parts from Google. That's the issue 🤷🏽‍♂️. It can work like the one I use it's from eBay but original for sure it was not to the same quality as the previous screen.

[@mariomikor6330]

can the nfc antenna be swapped with only removing the back cover?

[@ersbit]

No you can remove it safely only by removing the screen and access the NFC and wireless charger.

[@AtlantaVice770]

I'm about to replace the screen on my 7pro (white) -the screen is the only thing damaged. Should I buy the replacement with or without the black frame??

[@ersbit]

It's better to have the black frame. As removing and reattach the old one will be hard and not 100% sure you will succeed and even if successful it can start to detach from the screen. I would advice getting the screen with the frame pre-installed.

[@ersbit]

Hi hope you found the tutorial helpful. Here's the same guide on a Pixel 6 Pro for another angle at these steps kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZWUiaR8d6yMh7M

[@realarthur]

Very good video. You explained everything you were doing very clearly. Subscribed

[@ersbit]

🙌🏽🙌🏽 Appreciate it. It really help convince me to keep doing detailled videos 👏🏽👍🏽

[@GregMadman]

The new screen you have purchased seems not to be a genuine pixel 7 pro amoled one. It rather seems to be a cheap aliexpress lcd screen. Can you please tell us if the performances are good on this new screen?

[@ersbit]

Humm that's a hard question to answer. The date I did this was a few weeks after the device was released. I bought a screen on ebay $200. From what I heard you can get a new screens "original" from ifixit. They have some kind of agreement to provide original screens from Google to customers. The screen I used was not labeled original or something like that and even if it was I would not trust it since I am getting from eBay and not from Google directly etc...

[@GregMadman]

@@ersbit OK, thank you very much for your honesty :)

[@GregMadman]

​@@ersbitdo you think this replacement screen was oled or just a lcd one?

[@roy862007]

@@ersbit what is the resolution and refresh rate of this screen?

[@eliseaarvik6686]

Great video! I tried to do the same, but when I replaced the fingerprint-sensor, it didn't work even though everything looked perfect. I tried to remove it and put it back a couple of times, but still didn't work. Any suggestions?

[@williamwchuang]

I used a heat gun. Like thirty seconds is enough. 😂 Make sure you completely remove the plastic frame. My screen was destroyed and the thin plastic frame was still stuck on the phone. The metal frame around the phone is silver and should be visible. I used the official repair kit with the adhesive ribbon and that was a pain. I ran it again with the heat gun to melt it back down again just in case.

[@ersbit]

Great infos. Thank you for sharing

[@neiltownsend349]

Excellent repair 👍great instructions

[@ersbit]

Thank you for the kind words 🙌🏽🙌🏽 Appreciate it

[@beyond92five]

is this screen replacement with or without frame?

[@ersbit]

The screen I used came with the small plastic frame that is on the original screen. Only the small plastic frame for the camera was not included. You can transfer it on the new screen if you want. I didn't as the camera was still in alignment and good.

[@fcarb]

isn't that small, black housing for the front-facing camera on the original necessary? seems like not having it might affect camera performance. would it be difficult to detach from the broken screen and reattach to the replacement?

[@ersbit]

@fcarb just heat the area on the screen and remove it with a flat tool. Réinstallation you might need a very thin layer of b7000 on the plastic pice before installing on the new screen. It help stabilize the front Camera in case there's too much motion. Indeed I forgot to have it transferred on this video 😅

[@ewb9976]

Great guide. I've replaced the screen on my Pixel 7 Pro using iFixit parts, but the screen doesn't work as expected. When charging after the screen is reconnected, it shows the GOOGLE logo perfectly for ~5 seconds, then flashes green stripes for ~100 msec, then goes black, then a few seconds later shows the GOOGLE logo again. It gets stuck in this "boot" loop. This happens for at least 15 minutes or more. After an hour of charging, the screen stays black and no longer goes through a boot loop. The device appears with `adb devices` but is shown as 'unauthorized'. The screen is completely black. Any ideas on this? I've seen one other person (on iFixit) stuck in this "boot loop" after replacing the screen, but there was no resolution to the problem.

[@ersbit]

Hi, the only thing that I came close to this was when I tried to turn on a Pixel 6pro screen on a Pixel 7pro. The Google logo would appear then stay black forever. When I put the original 7pro screen back on everything works no problem. First thing I would do it put your old screen back to make sure that one is working fine no problem. If old screen does not work as well as before there must be something that happened between removing the old and installing the new screen. Check the screen flex cable connector on the board to make sure it's good it doesn't look damaged etc... If your old screen works fine after réinstallation just return the ifixit screen and have them send another one and tell them to make sure it works before sending it. (Ifixit is supposed to have original screens from Google so there should not be any compatibility issues unless the screen is defective). Keep us posted on the progress 👍🏽

[@ersbit]

My screens were aftermarket (not claiming to be original they never had this issue which strengthen my suspicion of bad screen from the beginning) and they worked fine no problem 6 Pro and 7 Pro

[@ewb9976]

@@ersbit You're 100% correct. They sent me a Pixel 6 Pro screen. After looking under a microscope for 30 minutes, we noticed the 4 copper pins on the screen didn't line up with slots on the body of the phone. There are only 2 copper pins on the original 7 screen. (The original screen was trashed by gracefully smashing into the sidewalk, so is 100% non-functioning). After noticing the pins, I just compared them side by side, and it's clear they're different screens. There is a small opening on the top that exposes what I'm assuming is an ALS. On the 7 Pro that slot is horizontal. On the 6 Pro it's vertical. They were so similar, and the initial bootup shows the Google Logo, so I had just figured it was a different rev of the screen. But you're spot on. It's a 6 Pro screen connected to the 7 Pro body. Thanks for the reply!

[@enyell.d.m1238]

Hola!! Despues del cambio la huella no funciona, alguna solucion ?

[@YoniZigler]

Hi, really enjoyed watching your video. I wish the guy who replaced my screen have watched it before working on my phone. Now the fingerprint recognition feature has mysteriously disappeared. I have thoroughly searched my device's settings, but there is no trace of the fingerprint option. I even attempted to use Google's online fingerprint calibration tool, which appeared to work as expected; however, the fingerprint option is still gone. If you have any wisdom to share, please do.

[@ersbit]

The only thing that would do this is a bad fingerprint sensor. Most likely got some kind of damage during the removal / installation.... Example. On my previous pixel 6 pro without the sensor connected the setting disappeared. As soon as the sensor was back in working condition it reappeared.

[@scaftech_nigeria]

Mine is appearing but it’s not registering my finger

[@wi11i6m]

very detailed and articulated video, thank you!

[@ersbit]

Thank you. Glad you found it interesting and useful.

[@2006axis]

What if you don't use the finger print scanner? Do you even need it on the new screen????

[@ersbit]

That's a great question. It should work without issues unless they have made a software thing to make sure for you do use the security, face recognition or passcode password you need to set up fingerprint first. Then it would not work. I need to test the theory. To have a definitive answer. It's either it work omitting the fingerprint stuff or required it to set up other security layers.

[@fcarb]

not having it work could affect the resale value if you wanted to trade-in for a newer model.

[@jvtc]

This is the video I needed. Thanks!

[@ersbit]

You're most welcome. One thing I forgot to transfer is the small plastic that hold the front camera in place. It is glued on the Front camera screen hole. You can heat the screen and remove it then install if not already on your new screen. I did not have any issues despite not having it. Only scenario it might be an issue is when you're running while recording with the front camera...there's would be less stability (maybe).

[@hirushawijethunga6314]

My bottom mic doesn't work after screen replacement (original screen) do u know why?

[@CharbelHarika]

@@hirushawijethunga6314 did you find out? Happened to me. I have a hunch that the phone was on when I inserted the screen and connector - and it ruins the microphone mic1. Thoughts? I don't know what's happening to mic1 (bottom microphone) for it to die so consistently

[@cris.sandman4599]

I did everything correctly and everything worked great but for some reason when I tried to insert the new screen it would not shut close?????

[@ersbit]

Did you add b7000 or has the screen came with pre-installed double sided tape? With either the b7000 glue or double sided tape it should close and stay sealed.

[@camaraballa2079]

Je peux acheter la nappe empreinte pour pixel 7 pro car je ne retrouve pas sur aucun site ?

[@ersbit]

Salut Camara, jai regarder aussi mais je trouve pas. lol cest toujours pareil avec Pixel les parts prenne trop de temps avant detre en ligne. Cetait pareil avec le Pixel 6 pro.

[@camaraballa2079]

@@ersbit salut juste savoir ,si la nappe d empreint pour le pixel pro 6 est compatible sur le pro 7??

[@ersbit]

J'ai essayé ça mais ça marche pas ! Surtout le design ne permet pas le Sensor d'être à la même position que l'original. C'est pas possible. L'écran aussi pareil quand j'ai allumer le 7 avec un écran 6 le logo Google apparaît puis rien du tout. Sûrement ils ont fait le minimum pour que ça passe pas le bootloader. Avec un peu de chance d'ici là fin du mois maybe il aura les sensor sur eBay

[@DAVXX2]

Great guide I followed along and fixed my own pixel 7 pro thank you

[@ersbit]

Your most welcome 👍🏽.

[@Harun-uc8er]

Hello, where did you buy screen replacement, are these from Ebay legit?

[@scaftech_nigeria]

A quick one please I noticed my fingerprint does not register my finger after replacement, is that an issue ? cause it’s original replacement screen

[@ashokgameryt3684]

How much broo cost

[@ersbit]

The screens goes for $250 or a little less

[@DavidStatmanlondon]

Word if warning. I prized three battery out of the pixel and bent it. It sparked, ignited and was ablaze within 3 seconds burning and swelling for 2minuites of smoke and flames. Spectacular.

[@ersbit]

😅 Hopefully you did not get any injury. I made this video specially to show the danger kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaqbn41uidVgapY (the video never got lot of reach and people will most likely never see it until it happen to them and they search online )

[@isaacmendoza7530]

Puedo conseguir la pantalla para el Google Pixel 7

[@trfc90]

i have a weird problem with a screen replacement that i bought, i plugged it in first to see that it was fully working, i then lowered all the pins flat so none where sticking up, when i glue the screen down the phone would reboot everytime the screen went to sleep, i bought another replacement and it is doing the same, has anyone else had this issue?

[@Mr.J_Aruba]

Will pixel 6 pro fit pixel 7 Pro?

[@Mr.J_Aruba]

Screen*

[@ersbit]

No it will not work. The screen connector is the same but the fingerprint sensor will not fit. The screen will show the GOOGLE logo then stay black. Conclusion you cannot interchange the screens.

[@Mr.J_Aruba]

@@ersbit thanks!

[@driftspecs13]

My man, thanks so much for saving me a couple hundred dollars in repair fees!

[@ersbit]

Glad to help. Happy you saved some money 👍🏽

[@nikoskipzofficial]

what you mean my boy, the screen itself is a couple hundred dollars. I found places that'll fix it for the same price as the screen.

[@ersbit]

@@nikoskipzofficial Humm you may be right some can do it for the price of the screen on AMAZON. I do know some places that will do it way higher than $300 and that straight without the small additional things they will add and taxes 🙄. Tell us where you got it repair for the price of the screen??

[@noahlapuz3853]

amazing job! keep it up sir! new subscriber.

[@camaraballa2079]

I want to buy flex capteur empreint pixel 7 pro ??

[@ersbit]

I found other parts but not the fingerprint sensor. I generally buy on ebay or amazon. You can check ebay maybe end of the month it might pop up by then.

[@sweasyco]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@ersbit]

🙌🏽😁Glad it was helpful

[@pareshprajapati7916]

Thank u brother 🙏

[@ersbit]

Welcome

[@MegaLUX13]

Great walkthrough, thank you very much for this informative video

[@ersbit]

You're most welcome 👋🏽. Glad you found the video helpful. A word of caution there are some tiny pins on the inside of the Pixel 7 Pro making contact with the screen when closed. Make sure you look carefully at all those and none is sticking close to 90 degree because if one is positioned that way it will puncture the screen and damage it (you'll need a new screen again). A very stupid design that can cost a new screen while trying to replace a broken screen.

[@MegaLUX13]

@@ersbit Yup, found that out the hard way. First time I tried to get it repaired in a special shop, when they closed the phone, you could see a white vertical line on the right side of the screen. Next time, I tried replacing it myself. I was very careful with those pins and when I closed the screen everything was functioning fine, except 3 days later the same white vertical line of dead pixels appeared. Now, I have another screen waiting for me to replace it but I'm just tired and kinda got used to that damn white line of death. Don't even know if it is due to those metal pins or perhaps the problem with the connector or port on the phone itself.

[@ersbit]

sorry to hear all these. The pins are the issue you should look on the back of the screen when it is off and find the stop that has been punctured and push it down. I don't think it is the connector. This is a problem I have seen online for the pixel 7 pro it is not isolated and before the screen would be good when testing before closing the device. @@MegaLUX13

[@jasonbowen2835]

Hey I got my Pixel 7 pro screen replace but the bezel are wider on the side and the buttoms and top is there a fix for that ?

[@NEDROIDhtml]

Yo por no saber ingrese la púa de más en la pantalla y termine quitando y quebrando un pin que iba presionado por atrás de la pantalla, me fijé si hacía contacto con los que van por la huella pero fueron otros, no sé en que vaya afectar pero ya veremos cuando consiga la pantalla xd

[@ashokgameryt3684]

Broo original display or not

[@ersbit]

I have links in the description. You can get Original parts on ifixit.com look for Pixel 7 Pro screen

[@FLYCDI_Global]

Great Job boss!!

[@ersbit]

Thank you 🙌🏽

[@damned2030]

You're forgot about replace a front camera seat on a new screen

[@unprecedentedrolemodel2606]

I almost put it in without as well.. but I compared it with the old part and noticed the difference

[@MEDIATECH230]

Good job

[@ersbit]

You're welcome 👋🏽

[@oussamaazizou880]

Please I need a screen could send me one I live in Algeria pls pls pls I need it badly

[@ersbit]

I don't have screens, I bought mine on ebay. There are links in the description. Ifixit has original screens from Google that you can buy from them.

[@MAB_47]

Word of Caution!!!!! Learn from my mistake!! There are small pin like clips on the sides of the device, they may become bent and point in an upward diection when opening the screen, please bend them back before installing the new screen to avoid damging the new screen. Immiediately damged my new screen in this way as I went to press it in. I now have a thick green line.

[@ersbit]

Absolutely right!! The worst design possible. Sorry to hear you had a bad experience. Thanks for the suggestion

[@MAB_47]

@@ersbit Managed to successfully replace the damged screen with a new screen. 200 dollar mistake. Found the culprit, left a small scratch on the lower part of the old screen, right where the backlight is. Thats what caused the green line to appear.

[@williamwchuang]

That sucks but thank you for telling us!

[@ЯрославЛукьянец-о2о]

Thanks!!!! You are the best! From Russia. (I broke my pixel 6a and look how to repair it. So I need some information on how to do it. And this video put my questions to rest)

[@unprecedentedrolemodel2606]

btw you should remove the video or add the missing information. having it in comments isn't sufficient, someone may burn 200 bucks cause of you

[@ersbit]

Please why are you saying it may cost 200 because of me?? What did I show wrong that people are complaining about??

[@unprecedentedrolemodel2606]

@@ersbit pins could puncture the display and you forgot the selfie cam seat. if they glue the display and reopen it to insert the seat it could break.

[@ersbit]

I was even kind enough to relay the information and pin it at the top for other to be aware of it. How is it my fault? Please go watch other videos and let me know if they are talking about this problem.

[@unprecedentedrolemodel2606]

@@ersbit dude if you want a flawed guide in your channel it's fine for me

[@ersbit]

How is that my fault....I have notice it other have notice it ? The camera plastic yes I forgot to have it there. That would not be a big problem for your front camera in case you forget to have it installed. As far as the pins I did not design the phone. I took my time to show the how I would do it that's all. My video is not perfect I don't get paid to do videos and I pay everything myself. I don't have more than 24 hrs in a day to do everything and redo all video someone said something. The comment box is the only part I can tell viewers then if they did not look at the box. They cannot blame me because I did not design the phone, not they bought the screen from me or I certified that they should not do other research before performing screen repair on their phone.

[@jacobsaunders3577]

Iso 100% makes fingerprint slide off with ease Just dont use too much It did not harm sensor at all

[@ersbit]

Great. Thank you for confirming that the sensor is still working after using isopropyl alcohol to help remove it.

[@jacobsaunders3577]

Anytime mate Thanks for making a great video

[@jacobsaunders3577]

I love your heat mat It is nice and large

[@jacobsaunders3577]

Even around the edges of screen I ran a line of 100% iso and wobbled my suction cup gently to break the glue while holding frame down with my finger nail The screen popped up with minimal use of of plastic card to break glue Then i pulled the clinging adhesive with spudger