iPad Pro 11″ (2nd generation) Screen Replacement

From 28,800 RSD (Aftermarket Screen) to 44,700 RSD (Complete Genuine Apple Screen Assembly), depending on the part you choose. The price includes the part and installation.

Usually 1-3 days. Call before coming in so we can check whether the part for the iPad Pro 11″ (2nd generation) is in stock. This lets you drop off and collect the device without waiting for the part.

The number starting with the letter A is printed in small text on the back, and you can also see it in Settings (General › About) when you tap Model Number. For the iPad Pro 11″ (2nd generation) it is A2228, A2068, A2230 or A2231. The iPad Pro 11″ (2nd generation) was released in 2020, with the A12Z Bionic chip.

The whole screen. On the iPad Pro 11″ (2nd generation) the glass, touch layer and display are fused into one part at the factory, so they are replaced together. That is why the price covers the whole screen assembly, not just the glass.

Yes. The Face ID camera and sensors are not part of the screen; they stay in the top part of the device, so they are not replaced with the screen. If Face ID worked before the repair, it works after it too.

The iPad Pro 11″ (2nd generation) supports Apple Pencil (2nd generation) and Apple Pencil (USB-C). The Pencil works through the touch layer of the screen, so if you use it, tell us when you drop off the device - we will check that the part we fit supports the Pencil and test it after the replacement.

Yes. The iPad Pro 11″ (2nd generation) and iPad Pro 11″ (1st generation) use the same screen.

For a while, yes, but we don't recommend waiting long. Dust and moisture get in through the cracks, and sharp glass can cut your finger. On an LCD screen like the one on the iPad Pro 11″ (2nd generation), bright patches or spots often appear after a knock, or part of the screen stops responding to touch.

6 months for every screen option. The warranty covers defects or failure of the installed screen. It does not cover damage caused after the repair by impacts, drops or liquid exposure. This applies to all screen layers: if the glass remains intact after an impact but spots or lines appear, that is also impact damage.