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llanju Galaxy A22 SIM and Micro SD Card Tray Replacement
A model-specific SIM and Micro SD tray that restores card slots on a damaged Samsung Galaxy A22 without replacing the whole phone
$8.99*
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Overview
Key Features
Charging Port Accessories for Samsung
Phone Charging Port
Charging Port Repair Part
Charging Port Replacement
For Samsung Galaxy A22 SM-A225 SIM Card Tray + SIM Card Tray + Micro SD Card Tray
Specifications
Brand
llanju
Compatible Model
Samsung Galaxy A22 (SM-A225)
Part Type
SIM and Micro SD card tray replacement
Slots
SIM card slot plus Micro SD card slot
Color
Green
Intended Use
Replacement for damaged or lost original tray
Frequently Asked Questions
Which exact Samsung phone model does this tray fit?
It is made for the Samsung Galaxy A22 with model number SM-A225. Check the model number printed on your phone or in its settings before ordering, as it is keyed to that variant.
Does this tray hold both a SIM card and a microSD card?
Yes. It combines a SIM card slot and a Micro SD card slot in one tray, matching the card layout the Galaxy A22 was designed to use.
What color is the replacement tray?
The tray comes in green. It may not perfectly match the shade of your original tray or phone frame, though the tray itself is largely hidden once inserted.
Does it come with an ejector pin or installation instructions?
The listing does not mention an included ejector pin or instructions. Plan to use your own SIM ejector tool and follow the standard card-tray removal and insertion process.
Why choose a model-specific tray instead of a universal one?
Because it is shaped for the SM-A225, it seats flush in the A22's slot and holds the card at the correct depth, rather than forcing a generic part into a slot it was not designed for.