Back Glass Replacement Compatible w/The iPhone Xs MAX Including Wide Camera Hole, Adhesive & Removal Tool NO Logo (Black)

Pretty sure if you end up in he11 you’ll be stuck replacing iPhone rear glass. Took me about 2 hours to get all the old glass off carefully using a heat gun and the included pry tool. Wear safety goggles cause glass shards will go everywhere. The new glass is near perfect and fits right over the camera without having to take it off. Looks like a direct replacement. Is it a total pain to get the old glass off? Yes. Is it doable. Yes. Would I do it again? Probably not. But for $350 to repair at a iPhone drop store I’d recommend it.

Get the back of your phone really hot with a heat gun and it comes right off, wear gloves! This glass has perfect fit and finish. I put a dash of super glue to hold mine down cause my frame is bent(I don’t advise it) but it looks great!

Excellent. You literally can’t tell the difference except for it missing a serial number at the bottom. I recommend making sure you get ALL off the old glass out from near the camera port that sticks out because that made it not fit proper the first time. The item itself is great though.

The cut out for the camera was apparently not cut out as stated. Upon installation it broke while trying to install over the protrusion of the camera (not very good quality glass at all) around the camera cutout The adhesive does not stick as advertised either (all other glass was removed and thoroughly cleaned) do not waste the time replacing with this product. You will be dissatisfied. (Photo included was taken upon installation)

Looks great, matches the original glass very well. Was disappointed though there was no instructions about how to remove the old glass.

Product came well packaged in a sturdy box. The adhesive is pre applied to the back for ease of install. Time will tell if the adhesive is good quality. It’s a good match for the original back. If I hold up a piece of the old back to this one I can see that the colors are a bit different. The original is a bit of a cooler white. Nobody would notice once installed and it looks white in every way. The tool included wasn’t that useful to me. I ended up using a thin bladed pointy pocket knife which worked way better. Here are a few tips: You need heat. You won’t get the glass off without heat. Heat can damage the phone internals. What this means is that it’s better to start off with less heat and then increase slowly until you find the minimum heat needed to get the job done. With my heat gun this was about 35 seconds of heat at close range. I moved from one side to the other removing glass to give one area a bit of time to rest and cool down. Not sure if that helped or not. Be very careful around the center where the wireless pad is. The most common issue with this repair is breaking wireless charging. The coil is easy to damage. I’d think about whether or not I’d be OK with using the phone without wireless charging before attempting this repair. If wireless is a huge issue for you I’d maybe think about paying a pro to do the job. Once you get all the glass off take a lot of time to make sure there are no tiny specks left anywhere. One little speck will cause the new back to crack when you press it on. Carefully run your finger across all surfaces and inspect for any remaining glass or glue. Once I knew the back was clean I heated it up a bit with my heat gun before placing the new back on. Then after fitting the new back I warmed it a bit with the glue gun and gently pressed it all over to adhere. Looks like a new phone now. Edit: I forgot to add a big negative. This back has glue over the area where the wireless coil sits. This means that if you need to replace the back again you won’t be able to do it without destroying wireless charging.

Works great but I messed up my phone while doing it.

Worked perfect.ordered the first one and they sent the wrong size but after talking to them they sent the right one but I don’t get my money back for the first one until they receive it so I basically had to pay for 2 until they get the old one back.

Low quality