I Hate Doing This Repair - iPhone 11 Back Glass Replacement - This Phone Is Again Back For Repair 

they surely will downgrade eventualy dont worry

Theres a laser for that

its not really that impressive because as he said in the video its a replacement housing aka its a 3rd party and the glue is much weaker making it easier to remove

As someone who repairs phones and has done this, it's entirely true. It sucks. You have to remove every single little metal clip, screw, whatever, and you end up with a huge parts tray that you better not mix ip. And buying an expensive laser machine is not the solution. Often, the glues to glue the glass to the aluminum aren't strong enough and it ends up separating. The real solution is for Apple to stop doing this (they did it in the base model 14 but now the glass is serialised) but of course, it means more expensive repairs and higher chance that customers will just buy a newer iPhone, so it makes business sense to be evil.

iPhone 11 is most successful iPhone yet😉

phones are already too big, naked is the way

​@@EffMTee That's where a ring grip or pop socket comes in handy. When I got my S23 Ultra, I found it's too big to use one-handed, so I got a pop socket. Makes it much easier to hold and use.

​@@EffMTeecouldn't agree less

Its the buyers fault for buying this shit phone

The phone had a case

Now look up how to replace a Samsung screen.

​@@MarksterCIts very easy, i changed the s20 plus screen without the frame. The screen didnt even work so no point of saving... I just destroyed it off Iphone back glass is removable but takes arround 2 hours with a pry tool

​@@MarksterCeasy to repair and they don't have thousands of different screws. A guitar pick, heatgun and a philips screw driver is all you need.

​@@MarksterC keep hating

@@RandomGuy-om1vy I would take screws over glue any day.

how'd you manage to find that? I have an S10+, note 9 and iPhone 8 plus and people still want 200$ for an S8/s9 here

@@cideogameguy515 sometimes you can find some crazy deals for "broken" phones second hand. Just be careful with iCloud locks.

@@cideogameguy515 I found on my local online marketplace

​@@cideogameguy515 yeah that's crazy, people still wants stupid money on such old phones

​@@cideogameguy515 I guess he got a phone which was labeled for parts usage.

Tbh I'm more of a fan of aluminium back panels, they are rigid and normally don't get scratched. But then again, I have a case on

@@smd9591 Unfortunately can't have wireless charging with metal back panels. I prefer to use wireless charging to keep the wear of my usb ports down.

​@@R_Forde I have used the. Lighting port on my iphone for charging for almost 5 years and there is no wear on the port at all, and I still use the original cable

Hell I miss my old Samsung i5500 (circa 2010) with a plastic back, plastic screen, and removable battery. That thing has been dropped down stairs, thrown, and stepped on countless times and still works fine. If it could still connect to the network and could be updated, I'd use it. I don't need a phone that's a fragile glass status symbol.

I'm sure a lot of shops in America do considering the seal comes with the screen usually

That depends on the manifacturer. You can find some realy good ones

Even using heat not lasers to remove glass

LG my beloved

Do you like google pixel?

@@twizzygrizzly2163 hello there, tbh idk

I'm not from aussie but gooooooddddd mooorrrinng sir/madam

But only one is delicious. The other one is painful😒

@@markredf150 true story.

Great suggestion. Would 100% get that for myself

On second relization i don't think wireless charging would be that great with a plastic back

@@hassabnah3881 I can hardly think of a reason to use wireless charging. Especially on a phone, its slower and heats up the phone. Plus it requires the phone to sit flat on a surface meaning you pretty much cant use it while its charging unlike with a cable.

Yes, apple has instructed customs to confiscate and destroy any item violating their trademark. This even includes refurbished original iPhone screens that had the glass replaced because the small flex cable has an even smaller apple logo on it.

Yup

I Agree. It's Just not the Same.

That would make a phone less likely to break, and to Apple, that means less $$$ from people paying for their authorized technicians or a new device altogether.

Long live the 5C❤

One reason could be wireless charging. After awhile, plastic will scuff and could interfere with wireless charging functionality. But like you said, it could feature swappable backs, so problem solved.

@@markredf150 I don't think scuffs would interfere with wireless charging. Metal definitely could, so you have a point there, but plastic doesn't. There's Android phones with plastic backs that are fully capable of wireless charging.

I'll try to help, But i'm Not sure if I'm correct. He uses B7000 or B8000 Liquid Adhesive.

@@JankPods0201 Ok, gotcha. Thank you.

No.

S20+ back glass is easy to do and should only cost you like $40

samsung back glasses are much easier to replace. you can probably get it done at a repair shop for 50€

@@Bashki-tech ​ @karmakaze9972 cheers guys!!!!

If they're not going to use plastic, then at least metal so it doesn't "look cheap." I like the design of the iPhone - iPhone 7 (excluding the iphone 4) better than the more recent ones for that reason.

MKBHD is - wanting or not - part of the self-sustaining commercial loop of electronic devices. Good plastic is an infinitely better choice for the back of a phone, but no, OEM use glass to transmit a feeling of luxury onto customers, and raise the prices. Just like the useless titanium strip on the iPhone 15. I would understand a titanium case, which would be extremely robust; but titanium used as an embellishments - it is just fooling the fools. No Apple for me - I have a Xperia 1 V and a Pixel 7 Pro.

MKBHD is - wanting or not - part of the self-sustaining commercial loop of electronic devices. Good plastic is an infinitely better choice for the back of a phone, but no, OEM use glass to transmit a feeling of luxury onto customers, and raise the prices. Just like the useless titanium strip on the iPhone 15. I would understand a titanium case, which would be extremely robust; but titanium used as an embellishments - it is just fooling the fools. No Apple for me - I have a Xperia 1 V and a Pixel 7 Pro.

MKBHD is - wanting or not - part of the self-sustaining commercial loop of electronic devices. Good plastic is an infinitely better choice for the back of a phone, but no, OEM use glass to transmit a feeling of luxury onto customers, and raise the prices. Just like the useless titanium strip on the iPhone 15. I would understand a titanium case, which would be extremely robust; but titanium used as an embellishments - it is just fooling the fools. No Apple for me - I have a Xperia 1 V and a Pixel 7 Pro.

MKBHD is - wanting or not - part of the self-sustaining commercial loop of electronic devices. Good plastic is an infinitely better choice for the back of a phone, but no, OEM use glass to transmit a feeling of luxury onto customers, and raise the prices. Just like the useless titanium strip on the iPhone 15. I would understand a titanium case, which would be extremely robust; but titanium used as an embellishments - it is just fooling the fools. No Apple for me - I have a Xperia 1 V and a Pixel 7 Pro.

The reason Apple used glass is because Steve Jobs had a prototype of the iPhone 1 with a plastic screen in his pocket, but it would scratch against things like keys and coins.

Same here as Well! I despise Apple nowdays, Because i Can't Log on to FaceTime on my iPhone 4S, And on New Years as Well! I'm not sure if It's a Software issue, Or a Hardware issue, Cause i Dropped it.