In the Connectors category you will find charging connectors for phones and tablets as spare parts to replace a worn or damaged charging port. The range includes parts for devices from several manufacturers, among them Samsung, Huawei, Nokia and Lenovo models – USB-C connectors for newer devices as well as micro-USB connectors for older ones. Some of the spares are bare connectors for soldering, while others are modules with a flex cable that are replaced as a whole. The most important criterion is the exact model number of the device: the same connector may fit several models, but a small difference in the model code (A115 or A035G, for example) can mean a different part. So check the model number in the device's settings or on the back cover and compare it with the product details. Pay attention to the connector type (USB-C or micro-USB) and the grade of the part (original ORG or aftermarket OEM) as well. Replacing a connector means opening the device and often soldering, so if you are unsure, it is better to leave the job to someone with the right experience.
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In the Connectors category you will find charging connectors for phones and tablets as spare parts to replace a worn or damaged charging port. The range includes parts for devices from several manufacturers, among them Samsung, Huawei, Nokia and Lenovo models – USB-C connectors for newer devices as well as micro-USB connectors for older ones. Some of the spares are bare connectors for soldering, while others are modules with a flex cable that are replaced as a whole. The most important criterion is the exact model number of the device: the same connector may fit several models, but a small difference in the model code (A115 or A035G, for example) can mean a different part. So check the model number in the device's settings or on the back cover and compare it with the product details. Pay attention to the connector type (USB-C or micro-USB) and the grade of the part (original ORG or aftermarket OEM) as well. Replacing a connector means opening the device and often soldering, so if you are unsure, it is better to leave the job to someone with the right experience.