Flex cable for MacBook, iMac & Mac mini

In short: a flex cable is a flat cable that connects the screen, keyboard, trackpad or ports to the logic board. The symptom points to the cause: flickering image (screen flex cable), dead keys (keyboard flex cable), a port that is out of order. Each flex cable is specific to one model, identified by the A number engraved on the underside of the Mac; our flex cables are tested and guaranteed for 2 years.

Browse our flex cables and cables for every Mac: MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac mini and Mac Pro. Every part is tested and guaranteed before shipping.

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Flex cable for Mac

Flex (ribbon) cables connect the screen, keyboard, trackpad or ports to the logic board. A faulty cable can cause a flickering screen, unresponsive keyboard or dead port. Our cables are specific to the A#### model, tested and guaranteed for 2 years.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which cable is faulty?

The symptom points the way: flickering image (screen/LVDS cable), dead keys (keyboard cable), etc. A diagnostic confirms.

Are the cables compatible with my model?

Yes if the A#### number matches; each listing states it.

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