OEM Rear Back Glass Replacement for iPhone 14 Pro Max 6.7 inches with Reparing Toolkit (Silver)

The Perzework rear back glass replacement kit for the iPhone 14 Pro Max is a decent option for those comfortable with phone repairs. The included tools are sufficient, and the replacement glass itself seems reasonably well-made. The color match was good. However, the installation process is challenging and requires patience and precision. It’s not a beginner-friendly repair; prior experience with phone repairs is highly recommended. There's a risk of damaging the phone during installation if not done carefully. While the final product looks good, the difficulty of the process should be a major consideration for potential buyers. I recommend watching plenty of tutorial videos before attempting the repair. The kit itself is good, but the skill required to use it effectively is what makes or breaks the experience.

Comes with everything needed but patience😮‍💨 was a slightly time consuming project but fit well and looks like oem parts

The product is amazing and it has an M3 adhesive

Back was replaced two days ago. While it was in my phone case, it fell 3ft and broke

Came as the right color and matched perfect. tools are good to have but no one tells you that the rear glass is the hardest glass to remove. i’ll do it eventually. used the tools for the front glass though.

it fit perfectly cheaper than taking it to the store or returning it for insurance. It seems like a good quality the color matches and wants the broken glass was off. It was easy to install.

This backglass is excellent if you need to source the part quickly. Normally, I order in bulk directly from China for $1-4 per piece, but I run out, and Amazon is my go-to. It is not a premium piece of glass, so it is best for trade-in or if you are generally really careful with your phone and want to save money. Premium glass is not easy to source. Yes, it has the Logo. I use a 20-watt fiber laser to do this process and it takes 2 hours. I have tried to do this with a hot air gun and it was a miserable arduous process. It took 5 hours with experience in phone repair, never again! You will cut yourself I promise and you may ruin some of these components like the flash module (even an accidental nudge will tear it off), the microphone at the bottom left (cable sticks up behind glass and if cut causes a 3-minute boot cycle), you could poke your battery (lights on fire), could ruin wireless charging and NFC (easy to do without alcohol and plastic cards because it's adhered to the glass), etc. I am a professional and do this for a living. I fix 150-200 devices a month so if you need this done look me up in San Diego. I got wise after 1 try and saved up $3,000 for a laser and materials. I can do the process quickly and efficiently with fewer errors and more consistent quality.

Replacement glass aligned properly with camera cutouts. Adhesive held securely after installation. Tools included were sufficient for the job. Take your time with heating and removal for best results.