Same-Day iPhone 7 Repair in North Providence RI

About this repair

The iPhone 7 keeps a 4.7-inch Retina HD LCD but was the first iPhone to delete the 3.5mm headphone jack, add an IP67 water-resistance rating, and swap the clicky home button for a solid-state Taptic pad. Its signature fault is 'Loop Disease' — an audio IC that works loose from a flexing board, greying out the speaker button on calls, killing the microphone, and sometimes freezing the phone on the boot logo. ProFix replaces iPhone 7 LCDs and batteries and micro-solders Loop Disease same-day in North Providence, RI.

• Aftermarket LCD
• Premium incell LCD

My iPhone 7 speaker icon is greyed out and callers can't hear me — what's wrong?

That's the well-known iPhone 7 'Loop Disease,' where the audio IC loses contact with a slightly bent logic board, greying out the speaker button in calls, disabling the microphone, and occasionally sticking the phone on the Apple logo. We reball or micro-solder that audio chip in store, often the same day, instead of writing off the whole phone.

How do I plug in headphones now that the iPhone 7 has no jack?

The 7 was the first iPhone to drop the 3.5mm headphone jack, so wired earphones connect through the Lightning port with an adapter or you switch to wireless. If your Lightning port is loose or won't charge and pass audio at the same time, we clean or replace it same-day in North Providence, RI.

The home button on my iPhone 7 isn't responding — can you repair it?

The iPhone 7 home button is a pressure-sensitive solid-state pad driven by the Taptic Engine rather than a real click, and its Touch ID is locked to your original board, so no third party can re-pair a failed sensor. We diagnose whether it's the button flex or the Taptic Engine and, when the fingerprint reader itself is dead, enable on-screen AssistiveTouch so you keep full navigation.