Middle cover silver by iPhone 16 Pro Max with sidekey

Silver housing or mid-frame for iPhone 16 Pro Max (A3296 A3084 A3295 A3297) with side buttons

This silver mid-frame housing module for the iPhone 16 Pro Max, compatible with technical models A3296, A3084, A3295 and A3297, is designed to restore the device’s external structure while maintaining precise mechanical tolerances for a safe and stable assembly. It includes integrated side buttons (volume, silent and power), speeding up installation and reducing the risk of misalignment. Its metallic architecture provides solid support for the mainboard, camera modules, antennas and internal connectors, ensuring accurate alignment of ports and structural points. It is a workshop-oriented replacement for restoring rigidity, aesthetics and compatibility without the cost of an original frame, enabling clean and efficient repairs even on devices with bent or damaged chassis.

Key features
• Metallic mid-frame housing in silver finish.
• Direct compatibility with iPhone 16 Pro Max A3296, A3084, A3295, A3297.
• Side buttons included: volume, silent and power.
• Precise alignment for cameras, modules and antennas.
• Structure compatible with original screw layout and mounting points.
• Compatible quality: balanced cost, strength and structural stability.

Advantages and quality
This compatible mid-frame offers a practical solution for workshops needing to restore the solidity and external finish of the iPhone 16 Pro Max without compromising assembly reliability. Its design maintains precise tolerances, allowing correct insertion of modules and board without stress points that could lead to failures. The included buttons simplify installation and avoid reusing worn parts. The metallic structure provides good rigidity, improving resistance to torsion in devices affected by impacts or bending. It is an efficient, cost-effective option for professional repairs, ensuring full internal hardware compatibility and reducing assembly time.

Installation advice

1. Disconnect the battery before manipulating components.

2. Remove internal modules and board with appropriate tools to avoid deformation.

3. Check mechanical operation of included buttons before closing the chassis.

4. Verify alignment of cameras, ports and antennas prior to final assembly.

5. Replace worn adhesives and clean residues from the old frame.

6. Perform power-on and full functional tests before final screw tightening.

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