SIMDOG for iPhone 15 Pro Max LCD Screen Replacement Kit,6.7" Full HD
Product Description
SIMDOG for iPhone 15 Pro Max LCD Screen Replacement Kit,6.7" Full HD
- Compatibility: Only compatible with iPhone 15 Pro Max screen replacement . Compatible with model (A2849, A3105, A3106, A3108), 6.7-inch. Please confirm the phone model before ordering.
- Excellent Performance: SIMDOG used the Full HD Display on the iPhone 15 Pro Max screen replacement, which makes the high resolution, high Saturation and smooth 3D Touch.
- Note: Does not include repair tools.The kit does not include Ear Speaker, Front Camera, Proximity Sensor. Please transfer them from your original display to the new screen.True Tone functionality is disabled after a screen replacement, or you could activate it by using programmer.
- True Tone: True Tone function needs to be activated by a programmer. Warning: Please DISCONNECT the battery flex cable before install the screen to avoid dead screen. ⚠⚠Warning: Please DISCONNECT the battery flex cable before install the screen to avoid dead screen.
- Guide: You can search "Replace iPhone 15 Pro Max LCD Screen Replacement" on YouTube for a video instruction of how to do the replacement. If you have any issue during the installation or using, please feel free to contact to us.
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