Recognizing a faulty charging connector

The charging connector on your Galaxy S20 Plus accumulates debris, loosens, and eventually fails to conduct electricity properly. You recognize the problem when the phone refuses to charge except by tilting the cable into a specific position, when charging stops and resumes without reason, or when the device displays "slow charge" with a cable and charger verified on another phone. This is the time to replace this part.

This original manufacturer connector, supplied in Service Pack packaging, restores reliable and fast charging. It integrates into the motherboard without modification and supports USB-C data transfer as well as standard Samsung accessories. Tested to Samsung specifications, it delivers exactly the same performance as the factory connector.

Compatible with Galaxy S20 Plus models

This part is intended for Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus devices, identified by model references SM-G985F and SM-G986B. Before ordering, verify the exact model of your phone in Settings > About phone. An incorrect reference will result in a connector incompatible with your device.

Original manufacturer part, directly from the Samsung network

Service Pack connectors come from Samsung production lines and pass through the same quality control tests as those assembled at the factory. Unlike compatible parts manufactured by a third party, this one bears official Samsung markings and its traceability is assured end-to-end. It integrates without restriction and preserves the technical performance of your Galaxy S20 Plus.

This direct manufacturer sourcing offers a 2-year warranty covering any manufacturing defect, and causes no alteration to your phone's manufacturer warranty. This is the choice made by professional repair shops requiring maximum reliability.

What the package contains

One original Samsung charging connector, new in Service Pack packaging
Samsung identification codes and security seals

Replacing the connector requires disassembly of the motherboard and precision work in micro-electronics. Entrust this operation to a qualified repair professional to avoid damaging the solder traces or neighboring components.