iPhone 8 plus rear glass
Iphone 8 plus rear glass replaceable or not? and a tutorial please
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It can be replaced, but it isn't as easy as most phones and will require a lot of patience if you don't want glass getting lodged in your fingers. you will have to fully disassemble the phone and remove the wireless charging pad before breaking the glass and starting the removal process. Please follow the above guide that was linked to complete the process.
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yes its replaceable, here a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k38R0UTo... all you will need to do is find the replacement glass
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Thanks. I was hopping there's an easier way, but it looks like the hard way is the only way. Thanks for reply tohugh
I saw a quick solution for iPhone 8/X Broken Back Glass Repair on youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDjzLjvE...
yea serena like everyone has an ultrasonic cleaner
No Daniel, At least it's a different way. Someone has one can have a try.
there is a store here in Indianapolis called IrepairMobileIndy in 79 and Michigan have the equipment to replace the backs of the iPhone 8 up.
Search in Google.
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Back glass on iPhone 8 Plus can easily be replaced if you have special laser tool that will precisely melt the glue. Since most of you don’t then you just have to patiently scrape the glass off the frame.
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Hello, there are two ways to fix broken back glass on iPhone 8-11 series; replace the glass back panel itself or replace the housing (new metal sides and back glass). Replacing the back glass as a DIY task is really hard and requires lots of patience heat (or extreme cold), and if poorly done then the new glass won’t stick flush. If you are experienced at repairs the easier method would be to replace the housing, by transferring all the internal components of your current 8 Plus into the new housing. If you are newer to repair, but are confident and are willing to take the risk you can pay a bit more and get a housing that has the small parts (dock connector, flex cables, QI coil etc.) already installed.
Another good new option is paying a repair place who has professional equipment. The use lasers to get rid of the glue and it will almost always look better than if it is manually done. REWA has a demo on YouTube. This will cost more than the other options, but still be cheaper than Apple.
Otherwise a case or a skin would also be a easy way to hid the cracks (:
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