Is your Apple Ipad 2 Wi-Fi not detecting the SIM card, showing "No SIM" or "Invalid SIM" errors, or reading the SIM intermittently despite the card working correctly in another device? The SIM Card Connector is the surface-mounted socket on the motherboard that makes direct electrical contact with the SIM card's gold pads — and a damaged or corroded one causes all SIM detection and reading failures at the board level.
Restore reliable SIM card function on your Apple Ipad 2 Wi-Fi. Order the SIM Card Connector from SAHII.in — precise board-level component, wholesale price, free delivery across India.
| Compatible Brand | Apple |
| Compatible Model | Ipad 2 Wi-Fi |
| Color | |
| Product Type | SIM Card Connector |
| Condition | New |
| Packing | Secure Anti-Static Packaging |
| In The Box | 1 Unit of SIM Card Connector for Apple Ipad 2 Wi-Fi |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Sold By | SAHII.in, New Delhi |
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The SIM Card Connector on your Apple Ipad 2 Wi-Fi motherboard is the surface-mounted socket that provides the electrical interface between the SIM card and the phone's baseband processor. When the SIM tray is inserted, the connector's spring contacts touch the SIM card's gold pads — enabling the phone to read the SIM's identity, authenticate with the network, and register for calls and data. Damage or corrosion on this connector causes SIM detection failure on your Apple Ipad 2 Wi-Fi.
Test the SIM in a known-good device — if it registers normally, the SIM is fine. Clean the SIM card's gold contacts and the tray. If your Apple Ipad 2 Wi-Fi still shows no SIM or invalid SIM with a confirmed working card and clean tray, the SIM Card Connector on the motherboard is likely damaged. Visible corrosion or bent spring contacts under magnification confirm the fault.
Yes. The connector type, pin count, spring contact configuration, and board footprint are model-specific. This listing is sourced for the Apple Ipad 2 Wi-Fi motherboard only. An incorrect connector will not provide reliable contact with the SIM card's gold pads.
No. This is a micro-SMD component soldered onto the Apple Ipad 2 Wi-Fi motherboard. Replacement requires hot air rework equipment, precision flux, and board-level soldering skills. Incorrect removal permanently lifts the motherboard solder pads.
Yes — a 7-day replacement warranty against manufacturing defects is included. An unboxing video is mandatory for all warranty claims. Connectors that have been soldered are considered used and cannot be returned. For more information, check out SAHII's Return Policy.