Genuine-quality replacement A1989 battery testing flex cable—brand new and ready for professional MacBook Pro 15" (2018–2019) battery diagnostics and repairs. Genuine-quality replacement A1989 battery testing flex cable—brand new and ready for professional MacBook Pro 15″ (2018–2019) battery diagnostics and repairs. This is a brand-new A1989 Battery Testing Flex Cable, designed specifically for use in MacBook Pro 15-inch models from 2018 and 2019 (A1989) during battery replacement or diagnostic procedures. The flex cable connects the battery to the logic board’s test points, allowing technicians to verify battery health, voltage, and communication before final reassembly—ensuring safe and accurate repairs. Made with high-quality materials and precise engineering, this flex cable matches OEM specifications for fit, function, and reliability. It’s an essential tool for certified repair shops, independent technicians, and advanced DIYers performing battery servicing on T2-chip MacBook Pro models. Please note: This is not a full battery—it is the small flex cable used during battery testing and installation. Proper handling and ESD-safe practices are recommended during installation. Compatible with: MacBook Pro 15″ (2018, A1989) MacBook Pro 15″ (2019, A1989)
Genuine-spec touchpad flex cable for MacBook Pro 13″ (Model A1502, Mid 2014)—restores full trackpad functionality, including precise cursor control and physical click response. Essential for repairing unresponsive or erratic trackpad behavior. Compatible With: MacBook Pro 13-inch (Mid 2014, Model A1502, Model Identifier MacBookPro11,1) with Intel Core i5/i7 processors and Retina display. Part Type: Touchpad flex cable only — does not include the trackpad housing, button mechanism, or mounting hardware. This is the ribbon cable that connects the trackpad to the logic board. Function: Transmits cursor movement and click signals (left/right physical clicks) Supports standard multi-touch gestures (two-finger scroll, tap-to-click, pinch-to-zoom) ⚠️ Note: This model uses a physical click mechanism—not Force Touch (no haptic feedback or pressure sensitivity). Transmits cursor movement and click signals (left/right physical clicks) Supports standard multi-touch gestures (two-finger scroll, tap-to-click, pinch-to-zoom) ⚠️ Note: This model uses a physical click mechanism—not Force Touch (no haptic feedback or pressure sensitivity). OEM-Quality Build: Matches Apple’s original in: Cable length and routing path Connector type and pin alignment Insulation and flexibility for long-term reliability Cable length and routing path Connector type and pin alignment Insulation and flexibility for long-term reliability Common Use Cases: Replacing a torn, frayed, or corroded original flex cable Fixing: Unresponsive or intermittent trackpad Cursor jumping or drifting Click function failure (left or right) Complete trackpad disconnect Replacing a torn, frayed, or corroded original flex cable Fixing: Unresponsive or intermittent trackpad Cursor jumping or drifting Click function failure (left or right) Complete trackpad disconnect Unresponsive or intermittent trackpad Cursor jumping or drifting Click function failure (left or right) Complete trackpad disconnect Installation Note: Requires bottom case removal and battery disconnect. Connects via a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket on the logic board—do not force. Cable routes under the battery; handle with care to avoid strain. Suitable for intermediate to advanced DIYers or technicians. Requires bottom case removal and battery disconnect. Connects via a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket on the logic board—do not force. Cable routes under the battery; handle with care to avoid strain. Suitable for intermediate to advanced DIYers or technicians.
Professional battery testing flex cable for MacBook Pro 15″ (Model A1990, 2018–2019)—used by technicians to bypass a faulty battery or diagnose power-on issues without permanent battery removal. Enables safe logic board testing and troubleshooting. This is not a replacement battery cable—it’s a diagnostic tool used in repair workflows. It mimics the battery’s presence by providing the necessary SMBus signal and power-enable lines to the logic board, allowing the MacBook to: Power on without a battery installed Test logic board functionality independently Diagnose whether a no-power issue is caused by the battery or logic board MacBook Pro 15″ (2018–2019) Model: A1990 Model Identifiers: MacBookPro15,2 Chip: Intel Core i7/i9 Model: A1990 Model Identifiers: MacBookPro15,2 Chip: Intel Core i7/i9 ⚠️ Not compatible with A1707 (2016–2017), A2159 (16″), or any M1/M2 models. Simulates battery presence via correct SMBus resistance and ID signals Includes power-enable circuitry matching Apple’s safety protocol Pre-terminated with OEM-style connector for A1990 logic board Allows safe bench testing of logic boards during repair Diagnosing “no power, no fan spin, no display” issues Verifying if a logic board powers on without risking a shorted battery Testing after liquid damage or DC-in board replacement Avoiding unnecessary battery replacements during diagnostics Not for permanent installation—intended for temporary diagnostic use only Does not charge or store power—requires connected USB-C power adapter to operate Must be used with a known-good power adapter (87W recommended) Not a consumer part—designed for professional repair shops and technicians
Genuine-spec touchpad flex cable for MacBook Pro 15″ (Model A1707, 2016–2017)—restores full Force Touch functionality, haptic feedback, and precise multi-touch gesture control during trackpad repair or replacement. Compatible With: MacBook Pro 15″ (2016) – Model A1707 (Model Identifier: MacBookPro13,2) MacBook Pro 15″ (2017) – Model A1707 (Model Identifier: MacBookPro14,2) MacBook Pro 15″ (2016) – Model A1707 (Model Identifier: MacBookPro13,2) MacBook Pro 15″ (2017) – Model A1707 (Model Identifier: MacBookPro14,2) Part Type: Touchpad flex cable only — does not include the trackpad housing, Taptic Engine, or mounting hardware. This is the OEM-style ribbon cable that connects the trackpad to the logic board. Function: Transmits: Touch input coordinates Force Touch pressure data Haptic feedback signals to the Taptic Engine Enables full macOS gesture support: Force Click, three-finger lookup, swipe navigation, pinch-to-zoom, and smooth cursor tracking. Touch input coordinates Force Touch pressure data Haptic feedback signals to the Taptic Engine Enables full macOS gesture support: Force Click, three-finger lookup, swipe navigation, pinch-to-zoom, and smooth cursor tracking. OEM-Quality Build: Matches Apple’s original specifications in: Cable length and routing path Connector pitch and ZIF latch design EMI shielding and flex durability Cable length and routing path Connector pitch and ZIF latch design EMI shielding and flex durability Common Use Cases: Replacing a torn, creased, or liquid-damaged original flex cable Completing a trackpad replacement when the original cable is compromised Fixing intermittent trackpad behavior, loss of Force Touch, or complete unresponsiveness Replacing a torn, creased, or liquid-damaged original flex cable Completing a trackpad replacement when the original cable is compromised Fixing intermittent trackpad behavior, loss of Force Touch, or complete unresponsiveness Installation Note: Requires full bottom case removal and battery disconnection. Cable routes under internal components near the right speaker and logic board. Connects via a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket—must be aligned carefully and latched gently. Recommended for experienced or certified technicians only. Requires full bottom case removal and battery disconnection. Cable routes under internal components near the right speaker and logic board. Connects via a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket—must be aligned carefully and latched gently. Recommended for experienced or certified technicians only.
Genuine-spec touchpad flex cable for MacBook Pro 14″ (Model A2442, 2021, M1 Pro/Max)—essential for restoring full Force Touch functionality, haptic feedback, and precise multi-touch gesture control. Compatible With: MacBook Pro 14-inch (2021, Model A2442) with Apple M1 Pro or M1 Max chip (Model Identifiers: MacBookPro18,3 / MacBookPro18,4). Part Type: Touchpad flex cable only—does not include the trackpad, Taptic Engine, or mounting brackets. This is the OEM-style ribbon cable that connects the trackpad to the logic board. Function: Carries touch input, Force Touch pressure data, and haptic feedback signals—critical for macOS trackpad gestures, Force Click, and Taptic Engine responsiveness. OEM-Quality Build: Matches Apple’s original flex circuit in length, connector pitch, shielding, and bend geometry—ensures reliable signal transmission and durability under repeated use. Common Use Cases: Replacing a damaged, torn, or corroded original flex cable Completing a trackpad replacement when the original cable is unusable Fixing intermittent trackpad issues, unresponsiveness, or loss of Force Touch Replacing a damaged, torn, or corroded original flex cable Completing a trackpad replacement when the original cable is unusable Fixing intermittent trackpad issues, unresponsiveness, or loss of Force Touch Installation Note: Requires full bottom case removal and careful routing beneath internal components. Connectors use ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) sockets—must be seated properly without force. Recommended for certified or highly experienced technicians only.
Genuine-spec touchpad flex cable for MacBook Pro 15″ (Model A1990, 2018–2019, Intel)—essential for restoring full Force Touch functionality, haptic feedback, and precise multi-touch gesture control during trackpad repair or replacement. Compatible With: MacBook Pro 15-inch (2018 & 2019, Model A1990, Model Identifiers MacBookPro15,2) with Intel Core i7/i9 processors. Part Type: Touchpad flex cable only — does not include the trackpad housing, Taptic Engine, or mounting hardware. This is the OEM-style ribbon cable that connects the trackpad to the logic board. Function: Transmits: Touch input coordinates Force Touch pressure data Haptic feedback signals to the Taptic Engine Enables full macOS gesture support: Force Click, three-finger lookup, swipe navigation, pinch-to-zoom, and smooth cursor tracking. Touch input coordinates Force Touch pressure data Haptic feedback signals to the Taptic Engine Enables full macOS gesture support: Force Click, three-finger lookup, swipe navigation, pinch-to-zoom, and smooth cursor tracking. OEM-Quality Build: Matches Apple’s original specifications in: Cable length and routing path Connector pitch and ZIF latch design EMI shielding and flex durability Cable length and routing path Connector pitch and ZIF latch design EMI shielding and flex durability Common Use Cases: Replacing a torn, creased, or liquid-damaged original flex cable Completing a trackpad replacement when the original cable is unusable Fixing intermittent trackpad behavior, loss of Force Touch, or complete unresponsiveness Replacing a torn, creased, or liquid-damaged original flex cable Completing a trackpad replacement when the original cable is unusable Fixing intermittent trackpad behavior, loss of Force Touch, or complete unresponsiveness Installation Note: Requires full bottom case removal and battery disconnection. Cable routes under internal components near the right speaker and logic board. Connects via a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket—must be aligned carefully and latched gently. Recommended for experienced or certified technicians only. Requires full bottom case removal and battery disconnection. Cable routes under internal components near the right speaker and logic board. Connects via a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket—must be aligned carefully and latched gently. Recommended for experienced or certified technicians only.
Genuine-spec touchpad flex cable for MacBook Pro 13″ (Model A2338, 2020, Apple M1)—essential for restoring full Force Touch functionality, haptic feedback, and precise multi-touch gesture control during trackpad repair or replacement. Compatible With: MacBook Pro 13-inch (2020, Model A2338, Model Identifier MacBookPro17,1) with Apple M1 chip (2 Thunderbolt ports). Part Type: Touchpad flex cable only — does not include the trackpad housing, Taptic Engine, or mounting hardware. This is the OEM-style ribbon cable that connects the trackpad to the logic board. Function: Transmits: Touch input coordinates Force Touch pressure data Haptic feedback signals to the Taptic Engine Enables full macOS gesture support: Force Click, three-finger lookup, swipe navigation, pinch-to-zoom, and smooth cursor tracking. Touch input coordinates Force Touch pressure data Haptic feedback signals to the Taptic Engine Enables full macOS gesture support: Force Click, three-finger lookup, swipe navigation, pinch-to-zoom, and smooth cursor tracking. OEM-Quality Build: Matches Apple’s original specifications in: Cable length and routing Connector pitch and ZIF latch design EMI shielding and flex durability Cable length and routing Connector pitch and ZIF latch design EMI shielding and flex durability Common Use Cases: Replacing a torn, creased, or liquid-damaged original flex cable Completing a trackpad replacement when the original cable is compromised Fixing intermittent trackpad behavior, loss of Force Touch, or complete unresponsiveness Replacing a torn, creased, or liquid-damaged original flex cable Completing a trackpad replacement when the original cable is compromised Fixing intermittent trackpad behavior, loss of Force Touch, or complete unresponsiveness Installation Note: Requires full bottom case removal and battery disconnection. Cable routes under internal components near the right speaker and logic board. Connects via a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket—must be aligned carefully and latched gently. Recommended for experienced or certified technicians only. Requires full bottom case removal and battery disconnection. Cable routes under internal components near the right speaker and logic board. Connects via a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket—must be aligned carefully and latched gently. Recommended for experienced or certified technicians only. Important Compatibility Notes: ✅ Only for A2338 (13″, M1, 2020) ❌ Not compatible with: Intel-based A2251 / A2289 (2020) MacBook Air M1 (A2337) Any MacBook Air or 14″/16″ MacBook Pro ✅ Only for A2338 (13″, M1, 2020) ❌ Not compatible with: Intel-based A2251 / A2289 (2020) MacBook Air M1 (A2337) Any MacBook Air or 14″/16″ MacBook Pro Intel-based A2251 / A2289 (2020) MacBook Air M1 (A2337) Any MacBook Air or 14″/16″ MacBook Pro
Genuine-spec battery flex cable for MacBook Pro models A2159 (16", 2019), A1708 (13", 2016–2017), and A2338 (13", 2020 M1)—restores critical communication between the battery and logic board for proper power-on, charging, and macOS battery status. Genuine-spec battery flex cable for MacBook Pro models A2159 (16″, 2019), A1708 (13″, 2016–2017), and A2338 (13″, 2020 M1)—restores critical communication between the battery and logic board for proper power-on, charging, and macOS battery status. Carries SMBus (System Management Bus) signals from the battery to the logic board Enables: Accurate battery percentage and health reporting in macOS Proper charging control (start/stop, thermal throttling) Power-on capability (MacBooks will not boot without this connection) Prevention of “Battery Not Charging” or “Service Battery” errors Accurate battery percentage and health reporting in macOS Proper charging control (start/stop, thermal throttling) Power-on capability (MacBooks will not boot without this connection) Prevention of “Battery Not Charging” or “Service Battery” errors MacBook won’t turn on (even with a good battery) Battery shows “–%”, 0%, or “Not Charging” Random shutdowns under load macOS displays “No Battery Available” Logic board powers fans or lights but no display output Battery flex cable only (with OEM-style connector and strain relief) ❌ Does not include: battery, logic board, or trackpad Requires full bottom case removal and battery disconnection Connects via a ZIF or press-fit socket on the logic board Must be routed precisely to avoid tension or micro-tears Highly recommended for experienced or certified technicians—improper installation can cause permanent power or battery communication failure
