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  • Apple iPad Pro 11'' / 12.9'' (2021 / 2022) charging port flex (Pulled / Grade A)

    Manufacturer
    Apple
    Model
    Apple iPad Pro 12.9 2022, Apple iPad Pro 12.9 2021, Apple iPad Pro 11 2022, Apple iPad Pro 11 2021
    Compatible
    Apple IPad
    Part type
    Charging port
    Quality
    Original pulled (Grade A)
  • Apple iPad Pro 11'' / 12.9'' (2021 / 2022) charging port flex (Pulled / Grade A)

    821-01478

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    Experimental product description generated by artificial intelligence 

    If your iPad Pro (11″ or 12.9″, 2021/2022 models) is having trouble charging, syncing data, or has a damaged headphone jack, this Original Grade A, Pulled Charging Port Flex Cable is the professional solution to restore full functionality. This genuine component ensures a perfect fit, reliable charging speed, and clear audio transmission.

    Key Features
    Condition: Pulled / Grade A. This is an original component, carefully removed from a working device. Grade A signifies excellent condition with minimal signs of use. It is neither refurbished nor aftermarket.

    Compatibility: Specifically designed for the Apple iPad Pro 11-inch (3th/4th Gen) and iPad Pro 12.9-inch (5rd/6th Gen) models from 2021 and 2022.

    Functionality: Restores the functionality of the charging port (USB-C) for power and data sync.

    Flex Cable: High-quality flex cable construction ensures a reliable connection to the logic board.

    Benefits
    Restore Charging & Data: Fix issues like slow charging, intermittent connection, or inability to sync data via the USB-C port.

    Genuine Quality: Using a Grade A pulled original part guarantees maximum reliability and prevents compatibility errors commonly found with third-party components.

    Perfect Fit: Ensures the charging port is aligned correctly within the housing, maintaining the device's seamless design.

    Cost-Effective Solution: A practical repair for a critical component, avoiding the high cost of a full device replacement.