Small Parts

Phone Small Parts — buyer notes (iPhone 13 to iPhone 8)

Carrying small parts inside a bigger order keeps freight marginal and takes the per-SKU minimum out of play. Camera lens covers and earpiece or speaker assemblies carry the best margin — low wholesale cost, quick repair, strong markup. iPhone 13 parts are bagged and labelled individually, so a repair bench never has to sort a mixed bag. iPhone 13 spares are stocked in depth — a tiny part that is out of stock halts a repair just as surely as a screen.

Buying on price alone works until the first return, which is why the specification matters more than the headline number.

Specs and checks that matter

• Labelling: Each part is bagged and labelled per part and per model, so intake is a single scan
• Stock depth: Slow-moving spares are still held in depth, because one missing part stops a whole repair
• Consolidation: Small parts add very little to freight when consolidated with a larger order

Buyer questions

Can I mix many part types?

Yes, and everything consolidates into one shipment, so small parts add almost nothing to freight.

Where is the margin in small parts?

Lens covers and earpiece or speaker assemblies top the list for margin-to-effort.

Do small parts come with a warranty?

Yes, the same 30 to 90 day cover as screens and batteries.

How do I catch a dead part before the full repair?

Connect the part to the board and test it in place — call audio for an earpiece, playback for a speaker, a photo for a lens — before you close the device.

Related in this range

• back covers
• camera modules
• flex cables
• All phone repair parts & batteries