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Did a fine job, iPhone 14pro back glass replacement.

Great product, easy to use and very strong

Don’t wanna pay Apple $349 to replace cracked glass? You can (maybe) do it yourself, but it’s a lot of work and there’s a chance it could go wrong. Even with a heat gun and a hobby knife, removing glass can be very slow and tedious. This tool helped a lot, but it’s still hard work and took several hours. When you open the pen, the natural thing to do is take off the cap and then try the screw on the top. When you unscrew the top, a spring and metal “bullet” fall out. This is where I think a lot of people had problems. They need to be in the correct order and direction - put the “bullet” in first with the small hole facing the direction of the pen tip, then put the spring in. After that, screw the top back on and start with a middle/light level of pressure. If used correctly, the pen should pop when you press it down all the way. Be careful because too much pressure can damage the phone! You can always add more later by adjusting the screw, but there is no fix if you use too much and damage your phone’s internals. The real trick, though, is not breaking up the glass but peeling it off. If you don’t heat up the glue behind the glass enough, it’s almost impossible to peel the glass off. But if you heat the phone too much you can damage your battery or even brick your phone. I got lucky and my first repair was a success, but it easily could have gone wrong. If you are a beginner at phone repair like me, I would think twice about doing it yourself if you have a newer phone with a high value. Besides this tool, you will also need a heat gun (or heat pad), a holder or vice, and something sharp to remove the glass with. It’s your call, just know the risks.

This phone blasting pen can be useful for removing the rear glass on iPhones, but it’s definitely not a beginner-friendly tool. It does work as intended for breaking the back glass, especially on models with strong adhesive, but it requires patience and careful handling.

So this orb did damage the screen of my phone and ultimately o couldn’t remove all the back glass which really sucks but the product itself is as advertised. Just the pressure required to break the back glass damaged my screen and i had to stop because I even used a heat gun and this is just not s smart thing to do. Professionals don’t remove back glass they remove all the hardware and put it into new back glass shell because it never looks good after and it’s almost impossible to do it without damaging the phone no matter how careful you are. I’ve also worked in a toner electronics so it’s not like I didn’t have experience. I’ve changed cell phones screens and speakers and batteries- this is different. I’ll prob keep it in my car as a safety tool to break out the glass in an emergency.