GPS Antenna Signal Flex Cable Ribbon Replacement Part for iPhone 6 (4.7)

Apple refused to fix my no GPS, weak WiFi signal problem, stating it was not repairable. The genius said I should go to my carrier and see if they can do anything... Sorry, but Im not interested in going on a wild goose chase! Decided to do some research and figured out what I needed to buy and what to do. I took a chance on this DIY repair with this part and a tool set. Im beyond happy to report I have a perfectly working GPS and I dont have to be standing in front of my router to get a WiFi signal. Thanks

This antenna come in with one connector bent. When I tried to install it, it broke. Not good.

Worked well.

Perfect replacement, this antenna fixed my iPhone 6 GPS issues.

I went through the process of trying to fix the flex cable. I followed the directions and when it came time to replace the flex cable. I noticed that this one from ATEANO had scratches on the part and there were lumps on the cable, from glue maybe? I didnt think it would be a big deal, but when I closed up my phone, everything was working fine, EXCEPT the GPS.... So I think I may have received a defective part. If I were you, I would order from another dealer on amazon. I would return it but I dont want to take my phone apart again...

Worked like a charm. Fixed the GPS and Bluetooth issue on my iPhone 6.

It fixed my navigation signal issue but just worked fine for 2weeks and stopped.

Works great fixed my issues with bluetooth, wifi, and GPS. Installation is a pain if youve never done it before.

Fixed my GPS problem completely. If your iPhone 6 has started to have issues where your position jumps around and navigation apps get all confused then this might be the fix for you. I was skeptical on the quality at first because it doesnt look 100% like the OEM - the copper antenna patch is duller and there is an extra pad of some kind - but it fit perfectly and resolved the problem. Note: this is a pretty complicated repair to do - definitely possible for a motivated do-it-yourselfer but you will be doing a complete tear down as the flex antenna is on the back side of the main logic board. Ive self repaired a ton of iDevices over the years and it took me two hours and I had two screws left over ;-) But the phone is back to being completely usable for navigation and running, which is what I wanted, so worth it to me.

It fixed my weak gps and Bluetooth signal.