iPhone Glass Repair in Düsseldorf

No. The back is a separate part and has nothing to do with the screen. It is replaced on its own and costs correspondingly less than a screen replacement. This is the most common misunderstanding people come to us with.

On almost all current devices, no. At the front, the glass, the touch layer and the screen are bonded into one unit, which is why the repair is called a screen replacement. On some older devices and many iPads the layers are separate, and there we really do replace only the glass, which is much cheaper.

That depends on which of the three glass surfaces is affected: the front, the back or the glass over the camera. Camera lens glass is the smallest repair, the back is somewhere in between, and at the front it's a screen replacement. We look at your device for free and give you a quote. Then you can decide in your own time whether you want us to repair it.

Very likely, yes. There is a separate glass surface over the lenses, and fine cracks in it are hard to see. When shooting against the light, the light refracts in the cracks and the picture turns hazy or gets a veil. In most cases this glass can be replaced without removing the camera itself.

You can keep using the device, but it rarely stays that way. Splinters come loose and can cut you, and moisture gets through the gap to the charging coil underneath. If you wait a long time, you often end up with two repairs instead of one.

Yes. The wireless charging coil and, on newer iPhones, the MagSafe ring sit underneath the glass and stay in the device. We test both after the installation, before the device leaves our hands.