iPad Pro 11 (1st Gen) Repair
Fix the iPad Pro 11 (2018, A12X) laminated Liquid Retina screen, swollen battery or USB-C port; Face ID kept. ProFix, 4.8★ (545). Call (401) 999-0100
About this repair
The 2018 iPad Pro 11 was the first iPad to drop the home button for Face ID and swap Lightning for USB-C, so its 11-inch Liquid Retina LCD is laser-laminated with the cover glass fused to the panel and the ProMotion 120Hz touch layer, meaning a cracked front needs the complete assembly and never glass alone. We heat the bezel slowly to lift the digitizer without flexing the famously thin A12X chassis that Apple acknowledged could ship with a slight bend, then transfer your original Face ID TrueDepth flex so secure unlock keeps working. We also handle the glued-in swelling battery and the worn USB-C charge ports common on these heavily used Apple Pencil 2 tablets.
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Can you replace just the glass on my iPad Pro 11, or the whole screen?
On the 2018 iPad Pro 11 the cover glass is laser-laminated onto the Liquid Retina LCD and the ProMotion touch layer, so there is no safe glass-only fix; we fit the complete fused assembly to fully restore touch and smooth 120Hz scrolling.
Will Face ID still work after a screen repair?
Yes, on this first Face ID iPad the sensor lives in the TrueDepth camera flex rather than the display, so we transfer your original Face ID module during the swap and secure unlock stays intact; only damage to that flex itself would affect it.
My iPad Pro 11 has a slight bend and the screen lifts at one edge, can you fix it?
That edge lift is usually a swollen battery pushing against the thin 2018 aluminum chassis, the generation Apple admitted could leave the factory slightly bent; we replace the glued-in cell and reseat the laminated panel so it sits flat again.
ProFix: 1712 Mineral Spring Ave, North Providence, RI 02904. Phone: (401) 999-0100.
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