iPad Pro 9.7" Parts
iPad Pro 9.7"で使用されているパーツ：
SIM Card Eject Tool
Safely eject the SIM card from Apple GSM/LTE devices (iPhones and iPads) and other electronic devices.
Lightning to USB Charging Cable
Charge or sync lightning port equipped portable Apple devices
iHold EVO
Flexible LCD holder
iPad Pro 9.7" LCD Screen and Digitizer
This assembly includes the LCD and glass digitizer screen.
iPad Pro 9.7" Adhesive Strips
These custom cut adhesive strips attach the front panel to the case of the 9.7 inch model iPad Pro.
PlierTek Corner and Sidewall Repair Pliers
PlierTek Pliers are the easiest fastest way to fix bent iPhone and iPad corners and sidewalls.
iPad Pro 9.7" Home Button Assembly
Replace the home button and flex cable assembly for the iPad Pro 9.7" and fix an unresponsive home button.
iPhone Earbuds & Microphone
Use your device hands-free.
iPad Pro 9.7" Home Button
Replace the home button, home button cable, and metal bezel in black, silver, gold, or rose gold for the iPad Pro 9.7". This part does not include the gasket.
iPad Pro 9.7" Battery
Replace a dead 7306 mAh battery compatible with a 9.7 inch iPad Pro tablet.
デバイスの情報
The iPad Pro 9.7" is smaller version of Apple's original 12.9" high performance tablet. Like its larger counterpart, the Pro 9.7" features an A9X processor, support for the Apple Pencil, and a 4-speaker audio setup.
Identifying the 9.7-inch iPad Pro can be difficult, as it has the same physical dimensions and weight as the iPad Air 2. Compared to the Air 2, the Pro features a three-pin Smart Connector along its left edge, as well as speaker grilles on the top and bottom edges. The Pro's model number, A1673 (Wi-Fi Only) or A1674 (Wi-Fi and Cellular), is etched on its rear case.
The most common repairs for the 9.7 inch iPad Pro are replacing a cracked front glass screen or a dead battery. The iPad Pro 9.7" front glass panel is held to the aluminum case with strips of adhesive. Once the device is opened, this adhesive will need to be replaced.
The iPad Pro 9.7" earned a 2 out of 10 in iFixit's repairability assessment. Watch the Teardown Review for more: