OEM Rear Back Glass Replacement for iPhone 12 6.1 inches with Reparing Toolkit and Pre-Installed Adhesive (Blue)

Took me a while to install, and I ended up breaking the wifi antenna in the process (completely my fault). Be sure to get rid of ALL of the glass, especially on the edges. I used an xacto knife to do this. If the surface is not relatively flat, the glass will break as soon as you put any pressure on it. Learned this the hard way on a different phone. As long as you do this, which will take a while, you will be fine. I added a bit of glue to make sure it seals well, but this isnt necessary. Definitely worth it in the end. Would recommend to anyone who is willing to put in the time and effort.

I use this product to fix the back of my iPhone 12 had to look up a video on how to install it, but it worked out pretty good took me about three hours to put on cause I heard if there’s a little piece of glass on the back the back case will crack. I watched all the videos and their screens cracked, but the one I installed it didn’t crack. I was very careful when I put it on. The tools were pretty good. They worked well. I made sure to clean the surface thoroughly before applying the adhesive, and I took my time aligning everything perfectly. Once I had the back on, I let it sit for a while to ensure the adhesive cured properly. After that, I tested the phone, and it felt as sturdy as new. Overall, I’m really satisfied with the outcome, and I would recommend this product to anyone needing a back replacement. It saved me a trip to the repair shop and quite a bit of money.three hours to put on cause I heard if there’s a little piece of glass on the back the back case will crack and every single video. I watched the back keys cracked, but I’m on it didn’t crack. I was very careful when I put it on. The tools were pretty good. They worked well.

Good as expected

Great quality, clarity, fit, touch sensitive and ease of installation guarantee

First off, glass backs are STUPID. When they break you are in it now. They are SUPER HARD to remove and almost impossible around the edges and the back of the iPhone is fill with landmines. You can very easily mess up your phone. Do you research and watch a lot of videos. You will see some people use lasers to remove the glue or have a glass breaker.Positive:-Good part for the money.-The tools are OK. (You really need a glass breaker)Negative:-You phone is likely not water proof after this. (There is no adhesive around the camera area or edges. The tape is not a perfect seal. Get some sealing glue for the edges of the frame and around the camera area.)-You need a glass breaker to smash the glasses into very tiny pieces so it is easier to remove the glass around the edges and camera area.Tips:Watch out, there are a lot of components in the back that you can easily break. The wireless charging magnets and coils is very fragile. I did not damaged my coil, but broke three magnets and dislodged 3 more. So I just taped them all back on individually and then covered the whole coil and magnet with shipping tape. I tested the wireless charging for two hours and it works. Even through a case.The camera flash and mic is also fragile be careful and the glass around the area is extra thick. Breaking the glass up makes it easier to remove.Know where the speakers and antenna are in the top right. Just be SUPER careful when you know you are in an area with components. And yes you can stab the battery if you are not careful.I am surprised the phone still worked after two hours of abuse trying to get this thing off. Use a heat gun and gloves it will be HOT but it is the quickest way to get the area hot and remove the glass. Use a combination heat and breaking the glass to get the stubborn areas.BEST TIP: DO NOT BREAK THE GLASS! Can someone make a metal or plastic replacement?

I dropped my work phone twice in one week and truly didn’t want to purchase a new device so replacing the rear glass myself was first and least expensive option. It didn’t take long at all it fits perfectly and looks brand new..I bought small o-rings to go under the camera lens rings to hold them up and make them flush with the new rear glass and to prevent dust and dirt from getting into the casing around the camera rings and the camera lens..I would definitely make this purchase again if necessary..

I spent a week getting the broken glass off my phone for this. It is really difficult to do. Probably spent 8 hours in total. I lost a few of the magnets and broke a few too. Finally I got everything clean and was finally ready to install the new glass. I pre-fit it before peeling the adhesive to make sure it would sit flat. Everything looked good! I peeled the adhesive and carefully placed the glass, making sure all the little parts stayed put. I gently pressed the glass into place, and CRAAAACK! The new glass broke so easily! I got some clear packing tape and carefully covered the entire back of the phone, working out as many bubbles as I could. I cut out a window for the camera lens area. I could have done that in the first place and saved myself a lot of time.My recommendation is either cover the back of your phone with clear cellophane tape, or take it to a repair shop to replace the back glass.

The media could not be loaded. Really recommend, brings everything you need to start this process but be careful when removing the old phone back.