Charging Ports

Buying guide How to pick the right charging port

Lightning vs USB-C charging port: iPhones up to iPhone 14 use Lightning (proprietary 8-pin connector). iPhone 15 and newer use USB-C. Replacement parts are NOT cross-compatible — buy the connector type that matches your model. Check Settings → General → About → Model Number against the part description before ordering.

Charging port + flex assembly vs port-only: Most listings include the entire flex cable (port soldered to a flex strip). This is the easier install (one connector to replace). "Port only" listings require micro-soldering — a service we offer in-shop for $80–$140 if your existing flex tested good but only the port itself is damaged.

"Lint compaction" diagnosis: 60% of "broken" charging ports we see are just lint-packed contacts. Try a wooden toothpick first to scrape out compressed lint — about 1 in 3 phones boot up to charging again. If not, then the port likely needs replacement.

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Before replacing, rule out a bad cable and a lint-clogged port. If a known-good cable and a cleaned port don't help, the port itself is the cause. Some ports are a simple flex-cable swap; others are soldered to the board and are best left to a technician. Match the exact model and carrier variant on the listing. Not sure which part fits, or want it installed? Our New Haven, CT shop can identify the exact part and handle the repair — book a repair and we'll take care of it.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if my charging port needs replacing?
Common signs: the phone won't charge, charges only when you hold the cable at an angle, charges slowly, or no longer recognizes accessories. If a known-good cable and a cleaned port don't fix it, the port is usually the cause.
Are your charging ports OEM?
We stock Genuine OEM, OEM-pull, and quality Aftermarket grades. The grade is listed on each product so you can pick the right balance of price and authenticity.
Can I replace a charging port myself?
Many flex-cable ports are DIY-friendly with the right tools. Some are soldered to the logic board and need a technician. We sell the parts and tools, and our New Haven shop can install it for you.
Do charging ports come with a warranty?
Yes — every part includes our 90-day warranty and ships same-day from our Manassas, VA warehouse.