iPad 5 Parts
Parti che funzionano con iPad 5:
iPad 5 Front Glass/Digitizer Touch Panel
Replace a scratched or cracked glass digitizer touch screen. This part is compatible with the iPad 5. This part is only the front glass. The LCD is not included. Also com...
iPad Air, iPad 5, iPad 6 Adhesive Strips
Use these custom cut adhesive strips to fix a loose front panel or to close the case after another internal repair. These strips are compatible with a 1st generation iPad...
Lightning to USB Charging Cable
Charge or sync lightning port equipped portable Apple devices
SIM Card Eject Tool
Safely eject the SIM card from Apple GSM/LTE devices (iPhones and iPads) and other electronic devices.
iPad 5, iPad 6 Home Button
Replace the internal home button switch, cable, button face and button edge bezel for an iPad 5 or iPad 6.
iPad Air, iPad 5, iPad 6 Battery
Replace a dead 8827 mAh battery compatible with a 1st Generation iPad Air, an iPad 5, or an iPad 6.
iPad 5/6/Air 2/mini 4 Home Button Gasket
Replace a torn or missing adhesive gasket on an iPad home button. This gasket is compatible with an iPad 5, iPad 6, iPad Air 2, or iPad mini 4. This gasket holds the home...
iPad 5, iPad 6 Home Button Bracket
Replace the metal bracket that holds the Home Button assembly in place on the 5th or 6th generation iPad front panel.
iPad Air, iPad 5, iPad 6 Left Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Antenna
Replace a damaged or missing Left Wi-Fi and bluetooth antenna in a 1st generation iPad Air, iPad 5, or iPad 6 and fix unreliable connectivity to Wi-Fi devices.
iPad 5 Volume and Power Button Cable
Replace damaged or malfunctioning internal switches for the power and volume buttons and their flex cable. This ribbon cable includes the internal buttons for power and v...
Informazioni Dispositivo
As the fifth device in the iPad line, the iPad (5th generation) or iPad 5 was introduced as a low cost cousin to the iPad Pro. With a 64-bit Apple A9 processor and iOS 10, it is a slight step up from the iPad Air 2. Due to its similarities to the iPad Air 2, the reception of the device was quite underwhelming, however the iPad 5 remains a good option for those whose older iPads are getting outdated, but don’t want to spend a fortune on the iPad Pro. The fifth generation iPad has a 9.7” display with 2048x1536 pixels and 264 ppi and comes in either 32 or 128 GB flash storage options.
There are two models of the iPad 5, with the Wi-Fi and LTE models both being released on March 24, 2017.
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