Charging Connector for Doogee S200 Max

The Charging Connector on your Doogee S200 Max is the physical USB socket that your charging cable plugs into. Depending on the model, your Doogee S200 Max uses either a USB-C, Micro-USB, or Lightning connector. This listing provides the correct connector type for Doogee S200 Max. Please verify your model's port type before ordering.

The Charging Connector is the physical USB socket component only — the metal or plastic port shell with its internal pins. The Charging Connector Flex PCB Board / Patta is the complete sub-board assembly that the connector is mounted on, which also includes the microphone and antenna in most Doogee S200 Max devices. If only the physical port is damaged and the board is intact, replacing the connector alone is the more cost-effective repair.

Common causes include physical damage from dropping the phone while a cable is plugged in, debris and dust accumulation inside the port causing poor contact, corrosion from moisture or liquid exposure, and general wear from thousands of plug-and-unplug cycles over the life of your Doogee S200 Max.

Yes — in most cases the Charging Connector is a through-hole or SMD component soldered onto the charging flex PCB board of your Doogee S200 Max. Replacing the connector requires desoldering the old port and soldering the new one correctly. This is a specialist repair requiring soldering skills, flux, and the correct tools.

Yes — a 7-day replacement warranty covering manufacturing defects is included. An unboxing video is mandatory for all warranty claims. Connectors showing signs of physical damage or improper soldering are not covered under warranty. For more information, check out SAHII's Return Policy.