iPad Pro Parts - Tablets Repair Parts
Since the launch of the first iPad Pro in 2015, Apple has introduced numerous models of this professional tablet. Despite its high quality, no device is indestructible: through regular use and accidents, common issues may arise that require the replacement of certain components. In fact, the parts most prone to damage or wear in an iPad Pro are typically the battery, the screen and the charging port (USB-C on recent models, Lightning on older ones), as well as other components such as cameras and buttons. Fortunately, all these replacement parts are readily available on the market – in specialised shops like iLevante, you can find high-quality spare parts to restore your iPad Pro to full working order.
📱 Screen: impacts, cracks and malfunction
The screen is the most visible component and also one of the most fragile. A knock or drop can chip the glass and damage the LCD/touch panel, resulting in a cracked screen or a non-responsive touch function. Even without obvious breakage, display problems may appear: blurred or greenish-tinted image, issues with the 120 Hz fluidity (ProMotion), very low brightness or a screen that will not switch on, excessive flickering, or areas where the touch function fails. If it is confirmed that the issue lies with the display rather than another internal component, the solution is to replace the complete screen. All generations of iPad Pro use laminated panels (glass and LCD fused), so replacement involves the entire module. At iLevante, we offer replacement screens compatible with all iPad Pro models (from 9.7″ to 12.9″, Retina LCD and the latest Liquid Retina/mini‑LED generations), ensuring your tablet looks like new again after repair.
🔋 Battery: wear and battery life issues
Another critical component is the internal battery. With each charge cycle, the battery degrades slightly; after hundreds of cycles, it is normal to notice reduced longevity. In fact, Apple estimates that iPad batteries retain about 80 % of their original capacity after 1000 full charge cycles. Day to day, this means that after a few years of intensive use, your iPad Pro may last fewer hours or suddenly power off even though the percentage is not yet near zero. If battery life has drastically declined or the device shows “low battery” very quickly, it is likely in need of a battery replacement. The battery is one of the components that degrades the most in all iPad Pro models under continued use. In isolated cases, it may fail prematurely due to a factory defect (covered by warranty), but normal wear and tear is more common. Replacing the battery will restore your iPad Pro’s original lifespan; it will also help you avoid risks like swollen batteries (which can even warp the chassis or screen if not replaced in time). At iLevante, you will find replacement batteries for every iPad Pro model, ensuring the correct capacity and voltage.
🔌 Charging port: Lightning and USB-C connectors
Without a functioning charging port, an iPad Pro will inevitably run out of power. Models from 2015–2017 use the Lightning connector, whereas from 2018 onwards they feature a reversible USB-C port. Both can become damaged over time: connecting and disconnecting the cable thousands of times will eventually wear out the contacts, and a forced insertion or a drop while the cable is plugged in may loosen or break the connector. Symptoms of a damaged port include intermittent charging (you have to “wiggle” the cable to charge) or being completely unable to charge despite using chargers that work with other devices. Dust or lint accumulation in the port can also prevent a good connection – a very common cause of charging failures. For this reason, if you have charging problems, it is advisable to check and gently clean the port (using a wooden toothpick or compressed air), always with the iPad switched off. If, after cleaning, the iPad Pro still will not charge, it indicates that the connector is defective and requires replacement.
The charging port spare part varies by model: older iPad Pro units have a Lightning module (usually a flex cable with a port and microphone), while more recent ones use the USB-C module. In both cases, it can be replaced by an expert repair service without needing to replace the entire device. It is worth mentioning that there have been instances of USB-C ports failing after just a few years – some users report that their 3rd-generation (2018) iPad Pro 12.9″ stopped charging and Apple only offered a full device replacement. Fortunately, out of warranty, it is possible to replace just the charging port and extend the life of the device. At iLevante, we provide replacement charging connectors (Lightning and USB-C) for every iPad Pro model, restoring charging functionality without having to purchase a new iPad.
📷 Cameras: damaged lenses and focus issues
The iPad Pro features advanced camera systems: a rear-facing (iSight) high-resolution camera with True Tone flash (and a LiDAR sensor on 2020+ models), as well as the TrueDepth front camera used for Face ID. Although they are not as easily damaged as the screen, a blow in the wrong spot can break the lens or the camera module. The result? Blurry photos, focus failure, or a black screen in the camera app. For instance, if pictures taken from afar are out of focus or if the camera takes too long to focus, there may be a fault with the lens or sensor. In such cases, you will generally need to replace the entire camera module (or its lens) to restore original clarity. Both the rear and front cameras of the iPad Pro are contained in separate modules, each of which has its own replacement part available.
Regarding the front camera and Face ID sensors, bear in mind that Face ID functionality is tied to the device’s original factory components. If the infrared dot projector or the TrueDepth front camera is damaged, facial recognition may remain disabled even after swapping the part, since Apple uniquely calibrates these security elements for each device. Nonetheless, you can still replace the front camera to recover basic usage (e.g., video calls), and you can replace the rear camera with a fully functional one if it stops working correctly. At iLevante, you will find replacement parts for both the rear and the front cameras of your iPad Pro.
🔘 Physical buttons and biometric sensors
Finally, the buttons and switches may also encounter faults, although less frequently. On the 2015–2017 iPad Pro, the Home button with Touch ID was another possible point of failure: with use, it might stop responding or its fingerprint reader may fail. It is important to know that the original Home button is uniquely paired with the logic board; if replaced, Touch ID functionality will not work again (it will function only as a regular button). Many users opted for AssistiveTouch (a virtual on-screen button) when the physical button became damaged, or replaced it knowing Touch ID would be lost. At iLevante, we offer replacement Home buttons, ideal for restoring basic functionality to those older iPad Pro models.
On modern models, with the removal of the front button, functions are distributed across the power and volume buttons on the sides. These buttons are mounted on a single internal piece (a flex cable) with its contacts; if after a knock or from regular use one stops working or remains stuck, you can replace the entire button flex with a new one. Again, it is a replaceable part: at iLevante, you can find the power/volume button module compatible with your iPad Pro model. Once installed, your button will once again “click” and respond properly, maintaining full control of your device.
🔧 Tip: Aside from the main parts mentioned, there are other replacement components for the iPad Pro (speakers, antenna modules, microphones, sensors, etc.). However, screens, batteries, connectors, cameras and buttons represent the vast majority of common repairs. If your iPad Pro is experiencing any of these issues, at iLevante you will find the necessary spare parts and guidance to get it back to like-new condition. Give your iPad Pro a new lease of life with the right parts! 🛠️
