
A tag-on repair flex for the iPhone X Face ID circuit — it solders onto the existing circuit rather than replacing a whole assembly.
A tag-on repair flex for the iPhone X Face ID circuit — it solders onto the existing circuit rather than replacing a whole assembly. Face ID hardware is paired…
A tag-on repair flex for the iPhone X Face ID circuit — it solders onto the existing circuit rather than replacing a whole assembly.
Face ID hardware is paired to the individual phone at the factory, so restoring the circuit is only half the repair. The original module's data has to be transferred across with a programmer before the phone will accept it. Quote for both steps.
The tag-on approach is attractive because it works with what is already on the board rather than requiring a full module change.
Micro-soldering technicians doing Face ID repair with a programmer.
A tag-on repair flex for the iPhone X Face ID circuit — it solders onto the existing circuit rather than replacing a whole assembly. Face ID hardware is paired to the individual phone at the factory, so restoring the circuit is only half the repair. The original module's data has to be transferred across with a programmer before the phone will accept it. Quote for both steps. The tag-on approach is attractive because it works with what is already on the board rather than requiring a full module change. • Tag-on design — solders onto the existing circuit • Requires a Face ID programmer to transfer original module data • For iPhone X Face ID circuit repair Compatible with: iPhone X.
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