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Google Pixel Power Button Board
Replace a broken or malfunctioning power button board in your Google Pixel smartphone.
Google Pixel 2 Proximity Sensor
Replace a broken or malfunctioning proximity sensor flex cable assembly. This part is compatible with a Google Pixel 2 smartphone.
Google Pixel 2 Volume Button Board
Replace a broken or malfunctioning volume button board in your Google Pixel 2 smartphone.
Nexus 5 Internal Button Switch
Replace one of three internal button switches (for power and volume) on the motherboard of a Nexus 5. This part requires micro soldering.
Google Pixel 3 XL Power and Volume Button Flex Cable
Fix an unresponsive audio control or power button by replacing the flex cable containing the internal power and volume button switches. This part is compatible with a Goo...
Nexus 5X Power and Volume Button Covers
Replace the external button covers for the power and volume functions in a Nexus 5X smartphone. The internal button switches are surface soldered to the motherboard and a...
Google Pixel 3 Right Edge Pressure Sensor
Replace a broken or malfunctioning right side pressure sensor flex cable assembly. This part is compatible with a Google Pixel 3 smartphone.
Google Pixel 3 Left Edge Pressure Sensor
Replace a broken or malfunctioning left side pressure sensor flex cable assembly. This part is compatible with a Google Pixel 3 smartphone.
Google Pixel 3 XL Left Edge Pressure Sensor
Replace a broken or malfunctioning left side pressure sensor flex cable assembly. This part is compatible with a Google Pixel 3 XL smartphone.
Google Pixel 2 XL Power and Volume Button Flex Cable and Bracket
Fix an unresponsive audio control or power button by replacing the flex cable containing the internal power and volume button switches with its plastic bracket. This part...
Device Info
Previous to the Pixel smartphone Google co-developed their Android devices with various original equipment manufacturers. Starting in October 2016 with the Pixel, Google produced in-house products and platforms.