HTC Phone Parts
Replacement parts for your HTC Phone model to fix your broken phone!
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HTC One (M8) Replacement Battery
Replace a 2600 mAh battery compatible with HTC One M8 smartphones. Battery model #B0P6B100. 9.88 Watt Hours (Wh). 3.8 Volts (V).
HTC One (M9) Replacement Battery
Replace a 2840 mAh battery compatible with the HTC One M9 smartphone. 10.87 Watt Hours (Wh). 3.83 Volts (V).
HTC One (M7) Replacement Battery
Replace a BN07100 model battery compatible with HTC One M7 smartphones. 2300 mAh. 8.74 Watt Hours (Wh). 3.8 Volts (V).
HTC One (M8, Sprint) Motherboard
Main circuit board assembly for the Sprint HTC One (M8)
HTC One (M8) Camera Daughterboard
Replace the daughterboard circuit assembly for the HTC One (M8). Includes connectors for three cameras and the plastic amplifying chamber for the earpiece speaker.
HTC One X+ Replacement Battery
Replace a battery compatible with HTC One X Plus model smartphones.
HTC One (M9) SIM Card Bay
This part is the SIM card tray and flex cable connector to the motherboard for the HTC One M9 smartphone.
HTC One (M9) Rear Camera
Replace a 20 MP rear facing camera compatible with the HTC One (M9) smartphone. Fix focusing or sensor issues.
HTC One (M9) Earpiece Speaker
Replace an earpiece speaker compatible with the HTC One M9 smartphone. Fix problems with phone call audio.
HTC One (M9) Volume Button Board
This part is the volume button board for the HTC One M9 smartphone. It contains the physical button contacts for volume control.
Info de Dispositivo
Since 2009, HTC has focused on designing phones based on the Android OS, moving away from the windows mobile platform that was previously utilized.
HTC phones can be difficult to identify, because HTC was an original design manufacturer for a long time. This means that HTC would design the phone, but it would be released and manufactured under the name of a different company. Recently, HTC has been releasing phones under the HTC logo and brand. These phones can be identified by the HTC logo printed on the faceplate of the device.