Glass Change Display For Iphone 13

iPhone 13, “glass change” refers to replacing only the outer glass panel, not the entire display assembly. This is only possible if the OLED screen underneath is undamaged and still functions perfectly. If the OLED has black spots, discoloration, or touch issues, a full display replacement is necessary. This is a technical and complex process best left to experienced professionals.

What to know before a glass change

• Face ID and True Tone issues: Repairing your screen outside of an Apple Authorized Service Provider can sometimes result in the loss of features like True Tone. It can also require a complex process to transfer the original sensor cables to retain Face ID functionality.
• Warranty: Performing a do-it-yourself (DIY) repair or using an unauthorized repair provider will likely void your warranty with Apple.
• Water resistance: The factory waterproof seal must be broken to access the display. While a new seal is applied during the repair, the phone’s original water resistance is not guaranteed after service.
• Part quality: Third-party replacement glass may not have the same quality, durability, or oleophobic (fingerprint-resistant) coating as a genuine Apple part.
• Service history: On iPhone 11 models and later, a “Parts and Service History” is displayed in Settings > General > About. After a third-party repair, a message may appear indicating that the display is not a genuine Apple part.