Volume Flex Cable with QI iPhone X

Volume and QI Charging Flex for iPhone X: Button and Induction Repair

The volume and QI flex for iPhone X restores control over the audio buttons, the mute switch and induction charging. This is an Apple original part salvaged from equipment, ideal for restoring internal connections without compromising the technical fit in your mobile phone's chassis.

Technical Specifications

• Part type: Volume button, mute and QI wireless charging coil flex cable
• Compatibility: iPhone X (A1865, A1901, A1902)
• Internal reference: QI-NFC-IPX
• Quality: Original — Pulled

When to Replace

• Volume up or down buttons unresponsive to clicks
• Mute / silence switch loose or failing to toggle sound profile
• The device does not detect or start wireless charging — confirm diagnosis
• Flex cable torn during battery or back cover replacement

Notes for the Technician

• Test before applying: connect the part to the device and confirm it works before fixing or gluing it permanently. This way, if there is any issue, returns or warranty are handled quickly and simply.
• Difficulty: Advanced.
• Requires prior removal of the screen, battery, lower speaker and mainboard to access the flex bonding on the chassis.
• Removing the old coil requires moderate heat to avoid damaging the internal housing structure; fixing adhesive sold separately.
• Check the alignment of the side button metal supports before final screw tightening.

What Distinguishes This Version

This disassembled equipment unit maintains exact factory dimensions for a perfect fit in the chassis. It is the recommended option for technicians seeking mechanical reliability and faithful restoration of induction charging functions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this flex cable compatible with models other than the iPhone X?
No, this component was designed specifically for the iPhone X (models A1865, A1901 and A1902) and is not compatible with iPhone XS or other models in the range.

Does replacing this flex resolve Lightning cable charging faults?
No, the cable charging port is located on the lower charge flex, being an independent component from this volume button and QI induction module.