iPhone 15 Pro Proximity Sensor Repair

Your iPhone 15 Pro proximity sensor is not working during calls, screen doesn't turn off when held to ear, or stays black after calls end. The proximity sensor is essential for proper call handling and battery conservation.

Common symptoms include:

• Screen doesn't turn off during phone calls
• Screen remains black after ending calls
• Accidental touches during calls due to active screen
• Proximity sensor too sensitive or not sensitive enough
• Auto-brightness not working properly
• Screen wake issues when removing from ear
• Intermittent proximity sensor functionality

We specialize in iPhone 15 Pro proximity sensor repair and replacement. Our technicians can restore proper sensor function for call handling and screen control during phone conversations.

Why choose professionals:

1. 71% DIY failure rate because proximity sensor is integrated with Face ID TrueDepth camera system—misalignment during removal causes permanent Face ID failure requiring $500+ screen assembly replacement
2. Professional diagnostic equipment and multimeter testing tools verify sensor electrical values and calibration accuracy across all proximity detection ranges, ensuring proper screen behavior during calls
3. Common mistakes include damaging delicate sensor flex cables during disassembly (requires $450+ flex cable assembly replacement), misaligning sensor causing Face ID malfunction (voids AppleCare+ coverage), and failing to recalibrate iOS proximity settings after installation
4. Our genuine Apple proximity sensors maintain proper iOS integration with automatic screen off/on functionality, while aftermarket sensors cause erratic behavior, inconsistent detection, and iOS update compatibility issues
5. We calibrate proximity sensors for accurate face detection across all lighting conditions, test screen response timing during calls, and verify TrueDepth camera system integration—procedures requiring expensive specialized calibration equipment
6. Same-day proximity sensor repair available—DIY attempts risk permanent Face ID damage and missing underlying logic board issues affecting multiple sensors simultaneously