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The board-mounted sockets that a battery flex plugs into. These are surface-mount parts fitted with hot air, not plug-in cables — you need one when the connector itself is corroded, has lost pins, or has been torn off the board.
Confirm the fault is the socket and not the battery flex. Inspect under magnification: corrosion, missing pins or bare pads where the connector should sit all point at the board. Check every pad is intact before fitting, because a connector reflowed over a lifted pad looks perfect and makes no contact.
No. This is the socket soldered onto the logic board that the battery plugs into. If the battery flex is what is damaged, you need the battery or its flex instead.
No. It is surface mount — lifting the old one with hot air and reflowing the replacement under magnification is the only way.
It needs a jumper from the lifted pad to its trace before the connector goes on. Otherwise you get a connector that looks right and makes no contact.