Charging Port Dock with Microphone Cellular Antena and Headphone Audio Jack Replacement Compatible for iPhone 6s Model (A1633, A1688, A1700) with Repair Toolkit (Black/Space Gray)

My iphone 6S charging port had given up the ghost. I ordered this port replacement because of numerous good reviews. The reviews were right. The port assembly fit exactly and it is working perfectly. I will say that anyone getting ready to do this fix, make sure that you get an online screw chart. Not only use the screw chart to place your screws on but mark all screws on the chart according to length because some screws are longer than others and it's critical that the screw goes in the proper hole. I also followed video commenters' advice about connecting the battery last to keep from shorting out anything. Make sure you take time to align things such as the microphone port holes as they are very small but of course essential to having the phone working as it should. I did have some difficulty in connecting a wire cable that plugs in above the loud speaker but going slowly and retrying it finally snapped in. I used two different online videos because they each leave out important parts but again going slowly and re-looking at the videos until I knew the steps to take worked very well. Customer support from OmniRepairs was outstanding. I had a minor issue with a screwdriver and Customer Support's Tom took care of me right away. My iPhone 6S is humming along and this product works just as it should.

I only gave a 3 star rating for Easy to Install. Let me be clear. This is not a fault of the charging port. This is just the way it is. When you replace the port you will need eagle eyes (or a magnifying lens), very steady hands, patience, and a hand drawn map for screw placement. The map is very important because you will be removing about 15 to 20 screws of various sizes.The charge port comes with all of the tools you will need and they are of good quality. I spent about an hour removing the screen from the body and exchanging the dead port with the new one. At first I thought I made a mistake because my phone didn't seem to be charging. After an hour, still no charge. Then I realized the other end of the charging cable was not fully seated. What a relief.I do recommend that you watch one of the various YouTube videos on how to replace the charge port on the iphone 6s. The hardest part is removing the screen although installing the charge port wasn't much easier.

Used this kit 2 days ago to repair a phone that would no longer charge. The entire process took about an hour and a half, but I was probably much more careful than I needed to be. The phone is working great now.2 things that keep this kit from being 5 stars: First was the suction cup, which really struggled to stay sealed to the screen and appears to be less impressive than what you'd get with other kits. The screen removal took longer than it would have if the suction cup was stronger. The second issue with the tools was the phillips screwdriver, which couldn't remove any of the screws on the phone. If I didn't have a jeweler's screwdriver of my own, then I would have been left with an open phone and no way to complete the repair. I'm not the first person to report this, so be sure that you've got your own screwdriver if you're going to order this kit. In the end, I was able to work around these issues and I'm pleased with the results so far.

Instructions on iFixit were good and well-illustrated, product fit well however there were two screws holding the speaker assembly that appeared to no longer reach their threaded inserts. I suspect this was more my fault than the fault of the product as the case still closed fine over the speaker assembly. My iPhone 6s is now charging reliably again. The only beef I have with this product is not with the connector assembly itself, which appears to be well done, but with the phillips screwdriver that was supplied with it. It appeared to be slightly too small for some of the screws. I couldn't turn one of the screws that happened to be rather tight, the driver just spun. I had to use one of my jeweler's screwdrivers.But my biggest beef is with the iPhone itself. After opening the case, an extra screw fell out. There were no missing screws anywhere, so this was just an extra that has been loose inside for the last year and a half. After paying this much for a phone, to have loose stuff rattling around inside is just unacceptable.That said, this appears to be a great product, and I would recommend it. Seller is responsive and helpful.

Exact fit replacement for iPhone 6s and works perfectly so far (one week). The charging port on my original was not working anymore without strategic cord placement so I opted to repair it and replace the battery simultaneously. This part come with a very good tool kit also. Great drivers (pentalobe/Phillips) with magnetic tips, spudgie tool, metal case separator, etc... there are a lot of screws to remove in order to get this removed/installed. Note: make sure you watch multiple you-tube videos prior to attempting this repair. There is a difference between doing this on a 6 vs a 6s phone. The 6s has a hidden screw that must be located and removed. I found out the hard way and ended up breaking the antenna wire which I then had to replace as well! New port/audio jack/ mic works just like new.

It is very cheap quality. Not really easy to install but easy to break. 3 stars.

I just installed this kit in my daughters iPhone 6s this morning, and it's working great! The charging port part also includes new microphones, headphone port and some other parts, and you have to remove lots of stuff (screen, loud speaker, vibrator, etc.) to do the job, so there are lots of things to test after you're done; all good! It probably took me an hour or a little more, but that's mostly because I was going slow and being very careful. The tools in the kit and the charging port itself all worked great. I used the YouTube video by JerryRigEverything for "iPhone 6S Charging Port Repair Shown in 4 minute fix" and it made the job very doable. (No, you can't get it done in 4 minutes but the instructional video is about 4 minutes long). So, I'm very pleased.