Apple opened its self service repair online store Wednesday as the right to repair" movement has put pressure on U.S regulators to give consumers more control over their products.
The new program will offer more than 200 parts and tools customers can use to repair the iPhone 12, iPhone 13 and third-generation iPhone se.
Customers will be able to fix features such as the display, battery and camera with the new tools, according to Apple.
The parts cost the same as and are identical to those Apple's authorized repair providers have access to.
The program will also include manuals, parts and tools to repair certain Mac computers later this year, Apple said.
It first launches in the U.S but will expand to other countries, beginning in Europe, later this year.
Customers can rent tools for one week at $49 with free shipping if they prefer not to buy them outright.
In some cases, customers can also get a credit for returning a replaced part for recycling.
Advocates for the right to repair have argued that manufacturers such as Apple should provide wider access to repair parts and manuals so customers aren't locked into a select set of authorized repair shops.
Apple has previously warned of safety or performance issues that could arise from third-party parts or unauthorized repairs.
