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iPad (6th generation)

Apple iPad (6th generation) repair parts: FPC connectors, baseband and RF ICs, and screens. First sold in 2018. Model numbers: A1893, A1954.
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Brand
Apple
Model numbers
A1893, A1954
Released
2018

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Buying guide

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  • Open Settings > General > About and tap the Part Number line to see the model number (it starts with A). It is also printed in small type on the back of the iPad.

  • The iPad (standard) models share some parts but not all. Every product here lists the exact models it fits, so check that list rather than the photo.

  • FPC connectors are soldered to the board. Match the pin count and check if you need the board side or the flex side.

  • Board-level ICs need microsoldering gear: hot air or a preheater, flux and a stencil to reball the chip.

  • Screens come in different builds. Read the product title for the panel type and whether the frame or small parts are included.

  • Glued back glass usually needs heat or a laser machine to remove. A housing swap replaces the whole frame instead.

  • If you're unsure, contact us with the model number before ordering and we'll check the fit.

FAQ

Which model numbers does the iPad (6th generation) have?

Apple lists A1893, A1954 for the iPad (6th generation). Any of these can use the parts on this page unless a product says otherwise.

How do I find my model number?

Open Settings > General > About and tap the Part Number line to see the model number (it starts with A). It is also printed in small type on the back of the iPad.

Do iPad (7th generation) parts fit the iPad (6th generation)?

Some do and many don't. Each product page lists every model it fits; if the iPad (6th generation) isn't on that list, the part isn't sold as compatible with it.

When did the iPad (6th generation) come out?

Apple released it in 2018.