My charging port is damaged on my iPad can I charge it by any other way

If your iPad charging port has been damaged, it will require repair. The built-in charging port (either USB-C or Lightning - as determined by the iPad model) is the only means by which an iPad can be charged.

Damaged cables should be immediately replaced - as the are relatively cheap, whereas the iPad charging port will be expensive to replace. A damaged cable can cause significant damage to the iPad charging port or its electrical contacts.

Carefully examine the iPad charging port in good light - if necessary with a magnifying glass. If an fluff or foreign material can be seen, very gently attempt to dislodge and remove it with a non-metallic pointed object; a plastic toothpick or sharpened wooden matchstick is ideal.

If you are unable to readily resolve the problem yourself, you would be best advised to visit the Genius Bar at your local Apple Store or Apple Authorised Service Provider (AASP) - where the technicians will be able to assess the problem and offer assistance:

Genius Bar Reservation and Apple Support Options - Apple

If repair is required, you will be in the best possible place to explore your available options.

Lolabugjones Said:

"My charging port is damaged on my iPad can I charge it by any other way: My USB charging port on my iPad is damaged how can I charge it without that"

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Please Provide a Photo of the Port:

What makes you say it is damaged? If it is wobbling, then get a new cable. Can you provide a photo of the port?

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