Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement | 6.7-inch Super Actua LTPO OLED | 120Hz Refresh Rate | Fitting Labour Included

Cracked glass, coloured lines or dead touch sorted by a skilled technician on Kimathi Street.


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Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement is available at Mascom International for KSh 25,000, and that price already includes the labour to fit it. The part is a brand new replacement display made to fit the Google Pixel 8 Pro's 6.7-inch LTPO OLED panel, which runs at 1344 x 2992 pixels and refreshes at up to 120Hz. A Mascom technician fits it at our store in Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. You pay one figure for the display and the work, so the Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement carries no surprise labour charge at the counter.

Built for professionals, university students and mobile photographers across Kenya who rely on one phone for work and family, the Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement solves a common problem. A slip from a boda boda seat or a shove on a crowded matatu can leave the glass shattered, the touch dead in patches, or green lines across the picture. Banking apps, M-Pesa prompts and maps all become hard to use on a broken panel. The Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement brings back clear text, accurate touch and smooth scrolling, so the phone you already own keeps working.

Unlike many repair stalls around the city centre, Mascom International quotes the Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement as one fixed price and fits it inside a proper walk-in store with a 6-month warranty behind the part. Customers across Nairobi tell us they want a clear price before handing over a phone that holds their photos, chats and work files. We confirm frame details for your unit on WhatsApp first, so you know exactly what is being fitted before you arrive. Walk in to our Kimathi Street store, or message the team on WhatsApp to book a fitting slot.

Common Questions About the Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement

How much is the Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement in Kenya?
The Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement costs KSh 25,000 at Mascom International in Nairobi, with fitting by our technician included. That single price covers the replacement display, the labour to install it at our Kimathi Street store, and a 6-month warranty on manufacturing defects in the part. It sits KSh 9,500 above the Google Pixel 8 screen job, which costs KSh 15,500, because the 8 Pro uses a larger and sharper LTPO panel. Message us on WhatsApp first to confirm frame details for your phone.

How does the Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement differ from a Google Pixel 8 screen?
The Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement fits a 6.7-inch LTPO OLED at 1344 x 2992 pixels, while the Google Pixel 8 uses a 6.2-inch OLED at 1080 x 2400. On the phones' specs, the 8 Pro reaches 2400 nits peak brightness against 2000 nits, and its front glass is Gorilla Glass Victus 2 rather than Victus. LTPO lets the refresh rate drop on still images to save battery. The two parts are not interchangeable, so choose by the phone you own: KSh 25,000 for the 8 Pro, KSh 15,500 for the 8.

Is a Google Pixel 8 Pro screen likely to crack on Kenyan commutes, and can I pay by M-Pesa?
Drops on matatu steps and boda boda rides are a frequent cause of the cracked Google Pixel 8 Pro screens we see in Nairobi. Once the glass breaks, it can splinter further, catch your fingers and let dust settle into the cracks, so replacing it early is sensible. You can pay the KSh 25,000 by M-Pesa at our Kimathi Street store once the fitting is done. After the repair, a sturdy case and a tempered-glass protector give the fresh display a far better chance on daily rides.

Who should buy the Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement, and who should skip it?
Buy the Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement if your phone still powers on, charges and rings, but the glass is cracked, touch fails in places or lines run across the picture. Skip it if the phone will not start, has heavy liquid damage or a faulty motherboard, because a new display cannot fix those faults. A badly bent frame may also make a full phone replacement the better choice. Owners of the Google Pixel 8 or Google Pixel 8a need their own parts, each priced at KSh 15,500.

What signs show a Google Pixel 8 Pro needs a new screen?
A Google Pixel 8 Pro needs a new screen when cracks, black blotches, green or pink lines, or flickering appear on the display. Other signs include touch that ignores taps in one area, ghost touches that open apps on their own, and brightness that jumps without reason. A display that stays black while the phone still rings or vibrates usually points to a failed panel too. Bring the phone to Mascom International and our technician will confirm whether the display is the fault before any work starts.

Will the fingerprint sensor on a Google Pixel 8 Pro work after the screen is replaced?
The Google Pixel 8 Pro reads fingerprints through an optical sensor sitting under the display, so the new panel sits directly over it. After fitting, our technician sets up and tests fingerprint unlock with you at the counter, and you may need to register your fingers again. Results can vary between phones, which is why the check happens before you leave. Face Unlock and your PIN stay available either way, so you are never locked out of your accounts while the sensor is being set up.

Is repairing a Google Pixel 8 Pro screen worth it compared with upgrading?
Repairing a Google Pixel 8 Pro screen is worth it when the rest of the phone is healthy, because KSh 25,000 costs far less than a comparable new phone. Google promised the Pixel 8 series a long software support window, so the phone keeps receiving Android and security updates for years. The camera, Tensor chip and battery stay the same after a screen swap. Upgrading makes more sense if your battery is already weak, storage is full, or the frame and back glass are also badly damaged.

Does the replacement match the Google Pixel 8 Pro's 120Hz display specs?
The replacement is made to fit the Google Pixel 8 Pro's display specs: a 6.7-inch LTPO OLED panel, 1344 x 2992 resolution and refresh rates up to 120Hz. Scrolling, animations and games should feel as smooth as before once the part is installed. Your phone's own settings still control the refresh rate, so check that Smooth Display is switched on under Display settings after the repair. Our technician runs through brightness, colour and touch with you at handover so you can judge the result yourself.

Technical Specifications

Core Function
  • Replaces a cracked, dead or flickering display on the Google Pixel 8 Pro — clear viewing and full touch control return to your phone.
  • Restores touch response across the whole surface — typing, swiping and pinch-to-zoom work again where cracks had killed input before.
  • Fitted by a Mascom technician at the Kimathi Street store — labour is inside the KSh 25,000, so no separate fitting fee applies.
  • Checked with you after fitting for touch, brightness and colour — you see the phone working properly before leaving the counter.
  • Keeps your existing phone, SIM, apps and accounts in place — no need to move chats, photos or contacts onto a different device.

Display Panel
  • 6.7-inch LTPO OLED, the phone's listed panel — apps, keyboard and notifications sit exactly where you expect them on screen.
  • 1344 x 2992 pixel resolution, about 489 pixels per inch — small text in emails and documents stays crisp without zooming in.
  • Up to 120Hz refresh rate — the picture redraws up to 120 times each second, so scrolling feeds and maps feels smooth.
  • LTPO technology — lets the panel lower its refresh rate on still content, which helps the battery last longer between charges.
  • HDR10+ support with 2400 nits peak on the phone's specs — nits measure brightness, so reading outdoors at midday stays practical.

Compatibility
  • Made for the Google Pixel 8 Pro only — its 6.7-inch outline and panel shape differ from other Pixel models.
  • Not interchangeable with Google Pixel 8 or Google Pixel 8a parts — those phones use smaller 6.2-inch and 6.1-inch panels instead.
  • Matches the phone's 20:9 aspect ratio — videos, apps and games fill the display the same way they did before the damage.
  • Sits over the phone's under-display optical fingerprint reader — the technician sets up and tests unlocking with you after fitting.
  • Suits every Google Pixel 8 Pro finish, including Obsidian, Porcelain, Bay and Mint — the front looks black whenever the display is off.

Build
  • Phone body uses an aluminium frame with glass front and back — the replacement display seats into this frame during fitting.
  • Factory front glass on this phone is Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 — add a tempered-glass protector to guard the fresh display afterwards.
  • A straight, undamaged frame gives the cleanest fit — bends from heavy drops can stress a fresh panel, so the technician inspects it first.
  • Flat front design on the 8 Pro — no curved edges, which makes cases and screen protectors easier to fit and line up.
  • OLED pixels light themselves with no backlight — this gives deep blacks, strong contrast and a thin panel inside the phone.

Inclusions
  • One replacement display for the Google Pixel 8 Pro — frame details for your unit are confirmed on WhatsApp before booking.
  • Fitting labour by a Mascom technician — included in the KSh 25,000, with no separate part-only price offered.
  • Function check at handover — you test touch, brightness and unlocking yourself before leaving the Kimathi Street store.
  • 6-month warranty on manufacturing defects in the replacement display — claims are handled at the Nairobi CBD service desk.
  • No charger, cable, case or screen protector included — compatible accessories are sold separately at Mascom International.

Package Contents

The Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement covers one replacement display, fitted to your phone by a Mascom technician at our Kimathi Street store. The labour sits inside the KSh 25,000, so the part and the work come together as one service rather than two bills. Whether a frame comes with this part is confirmed on WhatsApp before you book, so ask the team about your unit first. No charger, cable, case or screen protector is included; compatible accessories are sold separately at Mascom International.

Warranty

Mascom International backs the Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects in the replacement display under normal use. Keep the receipt from your fitting. If the panel develops a defect within that period, bring the phone to our Nairobi CBD service desk at Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, and the team will assess your claim.

Where to Buy the Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement in Kenya

The Google Pixel 8 Pro Screen Replacement is fitted at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your phone in and test the fresh display in person, checking touch, colour and brightness before you go. The part suits every Google Pixel 8 Pro finish, from Obsidian and Porcelain to Bay and Mint.

To book a fitting or ask about your unit, reach our team through any of these:

  • Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
  • Email: info@mascomintl.com
  • Website: www.mascomintl.com

We offer pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties. Orders within Nairobi and its environs arrive the same day, while Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru and Eldoret receive delivery within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Buyers outside Nairobi should arrange fitting details with our team on WhatsApp before ordering.

Every fitting is backed by the 6-month warranty above. You can count on honest specifications, accurate pricing and real after-sales support from a walk-in store that stands behind its work.


Disclaimer: We can not guarantee that the information on this product is 100% correct


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