Samsung Galaxy A10 M10 Coaxial Cable

Coaxial Cable for Samsung Galaxy A10 and M10: Stable Antenna Connection

The coaxial cable for Samsung Galaxy A10 and Samsung Galaxy M10 is responsible for routing the network signal between the main board and the lower charging board. This antenna cable ensures the continuity of GSM signal transmission and mobile data after physical damage to the previous cable.

Technical Specifications

• Part type: Antenna coaxial cable
• Compatibility: Samsung Galaxy A10 (SM-A105F, SM-A105G, SM-A105M, SM-A105N); Samsung Galaxy M10 (SM-M105F, SM-M105G, SM-M105M)
• Quality: Compatible

When to Replace

• Weak or nonexistent network signal on the mobile phone
• Calls dropping frequently due to loss of coverage — confirm the diagnosis
• No mobile network connection after disassembly or previous repair
• Kinked, cut cable or damaged micro-coaxial connector

Notes for the Technician

• Test before applying: connect the part to the equipment and confirm its operation before securing or gluing it permanently. Thus, if there is any problem, the return or warranty is handled quickly and simply.
• Repair difficulty: Medium.
• Access via the removal of the back cover and intermediate protective chassis.
• Fit the micro-coaxial connectors with precise vertical pressure to avoid deforming the pins on the board.
• Accommodate the cable in the respective side rail of the chassis to prevent it from being pinched when closing the equipment.

What Distinguishes This Version

This compatible part is designed for reliable professional repairs with an exact fit in the routing guides. It is the right choice for repair shops looking to restore device connectivity with good value for money.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this cable work on both the Galaxy A10 and the Galaxy M10?
Yes, the length and micro-coaxial terminals are fully compatible with both Samsung models.

Does replacing the cable solve Wi-Fi issues?
This cable primarily ensures the mobile network signal (RF); if the issue is only Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, the origin may lie in the main board or the upper integrated antennas — confirm the diagnosis before replacement.