Repair parts vivo X200 Pro
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Vivo X200 Pro Spares: The Ultimate Guide to Reviving Your Mobile
The Vivo X200 Pro has burst onto the market as a true technological beast. With its impressive ZEISS co-designed camera system, a breathtaking screen, and performance that redefines the high-end, it's a device built to last. However, in daily life, accidents happen. 🪫 An unfortunate drop, the natural wear and tear of the battery, or a knock on the back cover can spoil the experience.
But don't panic! At iLevante.com, we are specialists in giving second chances. If you're here, it's because you're looking for parts and spares for your Vivo X200 Pro, and you've come to the right place. Don't let a damaged component force you to spend a fortune on a new phone. Let's get it fixed!
A Technical Look at the Vivo X200 Pro
Before we dive into the spares, let's remember what a machine we have in our hands. The X200 Pro is no ordinary mobile. This range usually packs the latest technology:
- Screen: A high-resolution (QHD+) LTPO AMOLED panel with an adaptive refresh rate (1-120Hz), protected by the latest advances in protective glass.
- Cameras: The strong point. A main module often exceeding 50MP with a large sensor, accompanied by a periscope telephoto lens and a high-fidelity ultra-wide-angle lens.
- Performance: Equipped with the most powerful processor of its generation (be it a top-tier Snapdragon or Dimensity) and a generous amount of RAM.
- Battery: A high-capacity battery (often exceeding 5000 mAh) with ultra-fast charging, both wired and wireless.
Understanding this is crucial, as when looking for replacement parts, the quality must match the machine we are repairing.
Screens for Vivo X200 Pro: Get the Clarity Back 💎
The most common and painful knock. A cracked screen, vertical lines, black spots, or a non-responsive touchscreen. These are clear symptoms that you need a screen replacement for your Vivo X200 Pro. Given this mobile's technology, the choice of replacement part is vital.
Types of Replacement Screens: Quality and Price
Not all replacement screens are created equal. At iLevante.com, we believe in transparency. Here's what you'll find on the market:
- Original Screen (Service Pack): This is the exact same screen that the mobile has from the factory. 100% guaranteed quality: same colours, same brightness, same touch response. It's the premium option and the one we recommend to keep your phone feeling brand new.
- OLED / AMOLED Screen: This is the closest alternative to the original. OLED (or AMOLED) technology offers pure blacks (pixels are turned off) and vibrant colours. The quality is excellent, often indistinguishable from the original for 99% of users, but at a more competitive price.
- INCELL Screen: This is a mid-range technology. It's still a high-quality LCD panel, but it integrates the digitiser (touch) and the LCD into a single layer. It offers good colours and response but cannot replicate the pure blacks of an OLED. It's a fantastic option if you're looking for a balance between quality and budget.
- TFT Screen: This is the most economical option. They are standard LCD screens. While functional, you'll notice a difference in contrast (blacks will be more greyish) and in battery consumption (they tend to use a bit more power). It's a viable solution for low-cost repairs.
For a device like the X200 Pro, we strongly recommend opting for OLED or Original quality so as not to sacrifice the visual experience that defines this device.
Vivo X200 Pro Battery: Get Your Autonomy Back 🔋
Does your X200 Pro no longer last the day? Does it suddenly switch off at 20%? Does it take forever to charge or has it swollen slightly (danger!)? It's time to change the battery.
What battery does the Vivo X200 Pro use?
Vivo's high-end models usually use high-density lithium-polymer batteries. For the X200 Pro, we'd be talking about a specific model (e.g., it might be a BW-P20 type battery or similar; always check the reference on your original battery). These batteries are designed to withstand the device's ultra-fast charging without degrading prematurely.
What is an OEM battery without a logo?
This is a very common question. OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. An OEM battery is, in essence, an original battery. It comes from the same manufacturer and production line as the batteries Vivo installs in its new phones, but it's sold without the brand's logo for licensing reasons.
By buying an OEM battery at iLevante.com, you are purchasing original quality at a keener price. Same life cycles, same capacity (mAh), and same safety. It's the smart buy.
Mini-Guide: How to Change the Vivo X200 Pro Battery
Changing the battery in a modern unibody mobile requires precision. Although we recommend seeing a technician if you're not experienced, here are the basic steps:
Warning: Carry out this process at your own risk. Always disconnect the battery before handling any other component.
1. Heat and Opening:The back cover is stuck on with a powerful adhesive. You will need to apply heat (with a heat gun on a low setting or a heat mat) to the edges to soften the glue.
2. Separation:Use a suction cup to create a small gap and insert thin plastic plectrums (or 'picks'). Carefully slide them around the perimeter to cut the adhesive without damaging the internal components or flex cables.
3. Disconnection:Once the cover is removed, locate the battery connector. It's usually protected by a small metal shield that you'll need to remove (by taking out the screws). With a plastic spudger (never a metal one), disconnect the battery's flex cable.
4. Battery Removal:The battery is fixed to the chassis with adhesive pull-tabs. Pull on the tabs (if it has them) steadily and slowly. If they break, you will have to gently pry with a wide plastic spudger, being very careful not to puncture the battery.
5. Installation:Place the new battery (preferably with new adhesive strips), connect the flex cable, replace the shield, and seal the back cover with new adhesive (like B-7000 or specific double-sided tape).
Back Covers: Style and Protection for your Vivo
A broken back cover isn't just an aesthetic problem; it compromises the water resistance (if the model has it) and exposes the internal components to dust and moisture. Luckily, it's one of the easiest parts to replace.
Colours and Materials
The Vivo X200 Pro is often launched in several finishes. At iLevante.com, we strive to stock all available colours so your phone can look as good as new:
- Classic Black (Cosmic Black): The elegant dark finish.
- White / Silver (Starlight White): A pearlescent or matte tone.
- Blue / Orange (Signature Edition): Often with special finishes, like vegan leather or textured patterns.
Our back covers include the original glass or material, and often come with the camera glass (lens) pre-installed to make the repair easier.
How to change the Back Cover?
The process is identical to steps 1 and 2 of the battery guide: apply heat to the edges, use a suction cup and picks to unstick the damaged cover, thoroughly clean the frame of old adhesive residue, and stick the new cover on with specific adhesive.
Camera Parts for Vivo X200 Pro 📸
The X200 Pro is, above all, a camera. If your photos are coming out blurry, with spots, or the camera app closes (hardware error), you might need a replacement part.
The Jewel in the Crown: 50MP Main Camera
This is the star replacement part. We're talking about the 50MP main rear camera module for the Vivo X200 Pro. This component is the large sensor, the one that captures most of your photos. A knock, even if it doesn't break the outer glass, can damage the optical image stabilisation (OIS) or the focus mechanism.
Replacing it requires removing the back cover and the upper motherboard shield, carefully disconnecting the old camera's flex cable (it's delicate!), and installing the new one. It's a precision repair.
Other Top 5 Spares and Additional Components
Besides screens, batteries, and covers, which lead the repair rankings, there are other essential components that also suffer from wear and tear:
- Charging Port (Daughterboard): If your X200 Pro won't charge, charges slowly, or the cable feels loose ("dances"), you need a replacement USB-C charging port. It usually comes on a secondary board (charging dock or daughterboard) which also includes the main microphone.
- Selfie Camera (Front-facing): Essential for video calls and portraits.
- Secondary Rear Camera Modules: The Telephoto and Ultra-Wide-Angle lenses are also sold separately.
- Earpiece Speaker and Loudspeaker (Buzzer): If you can't hear calls or music sounds distorted.
- Flex Cables and Fingerprint Reader: Including the interconnect flex cable (which links the main board to the charging board) and the under-display fingerprint sensor.
Software or Hardware Problem? The Technician's View
Sometimes, the symptoms are confusing. Is a phone that reboots caused by the battery or the operating system (Funtouch OS / OriginOS)? From a technical perspective, we always perform a diagnosis first.
A software problem (like a bootloop or excessive battery drain) can often be fixed with a hard reset (factory reset) or, in more severe cases, by flashing the official firmware. This is the first thing to try if the device powers on but won't boot up.
However, if the mobile is dead and doesn't respond even to the charger, or if the battery drain persists after a clean firmware flash, we almost always point to a hardware fault. A technician will use a multimeter to check voltages on the board or a power supply to detect abnormal consumption. If the battery is swollen, the diagnosis is immediate: hardware.
At iLevante.com, we provide the parts to solve those hardware problems, giving your Vivo X200 Pro back all its power and functionality. Explore our catalogue and start your repair!
