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  • Middle frame for iPhone 15 Pro Max (Titanium Blue) (Empty) (Pulled / Grade C)

    Manufacturer
    Apple
    Model
    iPhone 15 Pro Max
    Compatible
    Apple iPhone
    Part type
    Housing
    Quality
    Original pulled (Grade C)
  • Middle frame for iPhone 15 Pro Max (Titanium Blue) (Empty) (Pulled / Grade C) 

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    Looking for a budget-friendly way to repair the structure of your iPhone 15 Pro Max? This Original Pulled Middle Frame (Housing) in Titanium Blue offers a cost-effective solution for technicians and DIY repairers. Rated as Grade C, this frame is structurally sound but shows significant cosmetic signs of use. It is an "Empty" housing, meaning it comes without small parts, flex cables, or the battery—perfect for swapping over your existing components.

    Key Features
    Condition: Pulled / Grade C. This is a genuine Apple part removed from a used device. Grade C indicates the frame has heavy signs of wear, including visible scratches, scuffs, or dents on the titanium border. However, it is fully functional structurally and not bent.

    Configuration: Empty. This unit is the bare chassis/middle frame only. It does not include the battery, motherboard, flex cables, cameras, or the back glass assembly.

    Material: Authentic aerospace-grade Titanium, ensuring the original durability and weight balance of the device.

    Compatibility: Exclusively designed for the iPhone 15 Pro Max.

    Color: Original Titanium Blue finish.

    Benefits
    Maximum Cost Savings: The ideal choice for repairs where price is the priority over cosmetic perfection, or for users who plan to use a protective case that hides the frame's wear.

    Original Fitment: Unlike aftermarket reproductions, this genuine chassis guarantees perfect alignment for screw holes, antenna bands, and internal components.

    Structural Repair: Perfect for replacing a bent or severely damaged frame where the internal components are still working.

    Eco-Friendly: Reusing a "pulled" part prevents electronic waste and gives a second life to high-quality materials.