OEM Rear Back Glass Replacement for iPhone 14 Pro Max 6.7 inches with Reparing Toolkit and Pre-Installed Adhesive (Gold)

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.

I don’t think you’re able to take the old glass out, not worth the effort

The glass is indeed OEM and high quality. I found replacing the glass myself was a long, but relatively easy process. I suggest for those trying to repair it themselves in the future to not skip out on spending an extra 8$ on a heat gun. I personally just used a hair blower, but the adhesive is very strong. For a good 15$, this DIY replacement is very much worth the price if you're willing to spend a little time and effort. The color is great. I also recommend using an adhesive like the b7000 as well though because I wouldn't trust the preinstalled one at all. The tools are great, and overall a good product.

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

Removed all the old glue and broken back glass completely. After installing this back glass, the bottom left corner didn't stick very well with the 3M embedded tape. Do not put any metal sheets on top of the glass with the phone case to help with metal/magnetic mounting as this is enough to crack the back glass when sitting on your phone in your pant pocket. The glass is extremely fragile.