Sensor Flex Cable for Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II

The Sensor Flex Cable / Patta in your Samsung I9100 Galaxy S Ii is a ribbon cable that carries data and power signals from one or more sensor modules — which may include the proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, accelerometer, gyroscope, or other onboard sensors depending on the Samsung I9100 Galaxy S Ii's sensor architecture — to the motherboard. When it is damaged, all sensors routed through this flex cable lose communication with the motherboard simultaneously on your Samsung I9100 Galaxy S Ii.

If multiple sensors stopped working together — particularly after a drop or after a repair involving the top of the phone where sensors are typically located — the Sensor Flex Cable / Patta is the most likely common cause. If only one sensor fails while others on the same flex work normally, the individual sensor module may be at fault on your Samsung I9100 Galaxy S Ii.

Yes. The sensor integration, connector type, cable dimensions, and routing are model-specific. This listing is designed for Samsung I9100 Galaxy S Ii only. An incorrect flex will not connect correctly and will not position the sensors correctly relative to the display cutouts.

Yes — particularly for the proximity sensor and ambient light sensor which must align with specific openings in the display frame or front housing of your Samsung I9100 Galaxy S Ii. Even slight misalignment significantly reduces sensor performance. Careful positioning during installation is essential.

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