Model-specific repair costs, repairability rating, and support lifecycle for the Google Nexus 10 (2012).
Some figures on this page are category averages for tablet. Model-specific data may be incomplete.
Typical Verdict
The Google Nexus 10 is moderately repairable. Some fixes are straightforward, others need a pro. A typical repair runs about 28% of buying new. This device still has years of life left. Repairing is usually worth it.
Confidence
65%
Based on a typical Google Nexus 10 owner at mid-lifespan. Your situation may differ. Share your experience to help others.
| Repair | Professional Cost | DIY Cost | Success Rate | DIY Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Screen Replacement | $88 - $292 | N/A | - | Professional |
| Battery Replacement | $44 - $131 | N/A | - | DIY Hard |
| Charging Port Repair | $58 - $161 | N/A | - | Professional |
Manufacturing a new Google Nexus 10 produces roughly 85 kg of CO₂. Repairing it uses just 18 kg, that's 67 kg saved, equivalent to 168 km of driving. It also keeps 3.0 kg of metals, plastics, and rare earths out of landfill.
80% of discarded computers in Canada are recycled, donated, or returned
That's better than most electronics, but manufacturing a replacement still generates hundreds of kilograms of CO₂. Repairing is the lower-footprint option.
Stats Canada, Households and the Environment Survey (2023)
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