Honor has released the official spare parts price list for its new Robot Phone, giving owners a clear idea of potential repair costs.
The phone went on sale on August 18, shortly after its August 12 launch.
The 12GB + 512GB model starts at 9,999 yuan (about €1,270), while the 16GB + 1TB version is priced at 12,999 yuan (around €1,650).
Barely a week after launch, Honor published the full list of replacement parts on its official channels.
Component Prices
The screen assembly costs 979 yuan (€124) at a discounted rate, or 1,379 yuan (€175) at the regular price.
The battery is priced at 319 yuan (€40), and the back cover at 379 yuan (€48).
The motherboard is the most expensive component.
Replacing it in the 12GB + 512GB model costs 4,599 yuan (€584), while the 16GB + 1TB version costs 6,599 yuan (€838).
Camera modules vary significantly. The front camera is a relatively affordable 149 yuan (€19).
On the rear, the 50 MP ultrawide costs 199 yuan (€25), and the 200 MP periscope telephoto jumps to 879 yuan (€112).
The 200 MP main rear camera is the most expensive at 3,079 yuan (€391).
The high price for the main camera reflects the advanced technology inside.
The Robot Phone is the first with a titanium-alloy gimbal system, built with aerospace-grade titanium and 65% smaller than typical designs.
It can spin up to 360 degrees per second, paired with a 200MP 1/1.28″ sensor, explaining the costly replacement.
These official prices give owners a clear idea of repair costs after the warranty expires. Labor will be extra, depending on where you get it fixed.
The list also highlights the engineering effort behind the camera system and the potential long-term ownership costs for this unique flagship.
