Apple expanded its Self Service Repair Store on Monday, adding genuine replacement parts, tools, and manuals for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max alongside the latest Mac Studio and Mac mini models.
For the new iPhones, owners and independent repair shops can now order parts across more than a dozen categories, including the back glass, battery, bottom and top speakers, rear and front cameras, display, enclosure, logic board, main microphone, SIM tray, and Taptic Engine. The replacement rear camera assembly costs $249, unchanged from last year's models despite the iPhone 18 Pro's new variable-aperture system, and Apple offers a $59.76 credit for returning the original part, bringing the effective cost to $189.24.
On the Mac side, the store now covers the Mac Studio with M5 Max and M5 Ultra chips - with parts ranging from Thunderbolt and USB-C ports to fans, speakers, SSD modules, logic boards, and power supplies - and the M6 and M5 Pro Mac mini, with a shorter list including fans, speakers, logic boards, batteries, and power supplies. Tools such as adhesive cutters, suction cups, nylon probes, and torque drivers can be purchased separately or rented.
Apple launched Self Service Repair in 2022 and has steadily widened it as right-to-repair laws spread across US states and the EU. The expansion landed the same day Apple announced new American Manufacturing Program partners supplying titanium and camera components for iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro.
Parts, manuals, and tool rental kits for the newly added devices are available to order now through Apple's Self Service Repair Store in supported regions.