iPhone Back Glass Repair

The Best Broken iPhone Back Glass Replacement Service In Sydney

There’s nothing worse than smashing the back of your brand new iPhone 14, especially when you discover how much Apple and repair stores charge for the replacement. The rear glass of all new iPhones are wafer thin and easily break under the slightest impact. If you’re one of those people who can’t stand looking at the cracks but don’t want to spend half the price of the phone fixing it, don’t worry, we have the perfect solution for you.

Should I Replace the Broken Back Or Just Leave It?

The iPhone back glass is a notoriously expensive and problematic repair, even Apple won’t fix it, instead, offering its customers an option to swap it for a “new” refurbished model for a hefty price tag. But why spend a fortune getting it replaced with Apple when it’s almost guaranteed to break again anyway?

We definitely recommend not to fix it and instead conceal your broken back with our damage-proof protective film. Once installed it’s almost indistinguishable from the original back and more importantly, it cannot be broken or smashed again. The super tough, purpose made film is adhered directly over the top of your broken glass instantly restoring the smooth and shiny surface you get with a new iPhone, completely removing the need to replace it altogether.

Replacing The Back Glass

This method requires a skilled technician to spend a significant amount of time picking out the damaged glass. Apple’s adhesive is extremely strong and the broken back needs to be forced out with pressure, this process can easily damage the iPhones internal backing plate, wireless charging and payment functionality. This replacement service can cost hundreds of dollars.

Replacing The Back Glass Including The Housing

For this option the housing and the back glass come attached together as one unit making the replacement expensive and problematic. Many internal components need to removed from your original housing and reinstalled into the aftermarket one. This significantly increases the change of something going wrong during reassembly and issues occurring after the repair. The cost for this service would be so high that you would be better off to swap the device  for a new one directly with Apple.

Can I Still Use My iPhone With A Broken Back?

Yes. Approximately 70% of the iPhones we encounter on a daily basis already have a broken back. The functionality shouldn’t be affected and If you’re happy to use the phone as it is, we recommend to secure the cracked glass with sellotape or electrical tape and to buy a good protective phone case.