iPad Pro 11 3rd Gen (M1) Repair - North Providence RI
iPad Pro 11 3rd-gen (M1) laminated 120Hz Liquid Retina cracked? ProFix transfers your paired Face ID flex, 4.8★ (545). Call (401) 999-0100, North Providence.
In stock today: Screen (limited) — same-day repair at our North Providence shop.
About this repair
The 11-inch Liquid Retina on the M1 iPad Pro is fully laminated — cover glass, digitizer and IPS LCD fused into one ProMotion 120Hz panel — so a cracked front means replacing the whole bonded assembly, lifted under controlled heat to spare the antireflective coating. Its Face ID dot-projector flex is paired to the M1 logic board, so we transfer your original TrueDepth module instead of swapping it, keeping Face ID alive. We also rebuild the Thunderbolt / USB 4 port this model charges and tethers through, and safely remove glued batteries that swell against the laminated glass.
- Premium laminated assembly
- Aftermarket laminated assembly
Will Face ID still work after a screen repair on my M1 iPad Pro 11?
Yes — the TrueDepth dot projector is paired to your M1 logic board, so we transfer your original Face ID flex onto the new laminated panel; a generic module would disable Face ID, which is why we never substitute it.
Can you replace just the cracked glass, or the whole display?
On the 3rd-gen iPad Pro 11 the glass, digitizer and IPS LCD are laminated into one ProMotion 120Hz unit, so a crack means replacing the full bonded assembly — trying to split the layers risks the antireflective coating and the touch grid underneath.
My M1 iPad Pro won't charge or the back is bulging — can you fix it?
Yes — we rebuild the Thunderbolt / USB 4 port this model uses for both charging and data, and we safely extract glued batteries that swell and push outward against the laminated panel.
ProFix: 1712 Mineral Spring Ave, North Providence, RI 02904. Phone: (401) 999-0100.
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