2 Set Back Rear Camera Lens Glass Replacement for Google Pixel 8 Pro with pre-Installed Adhesive and Reparing Toolkit

I shattered the glass on my 0.7 zoom lens on my Pixel 7 somehow while it was in my pocket.The package comes with 2 lens covers, in case you mess up the first one. It also comes with an exacto blade, fine pointed tweezers, and wet/dry clothes. The directions that come with it are poorly translated but are still readable.The directions tell you to start off by heating the glass with a heat gun to loosen up the glue. I did this once at the start of the removal but didn't want to risk damaging the lenses unless I really needed to. I was able to get all the glass and glue strips removed with mostly the blade and some of the tweezers. Just remember to keep the blade on the edge and not near the lense it's self. Admittedly I did scratch the phone some where the glue was but that all gets covered up by the new glass and adhesive.Once the glue and glass were removed I used the blade with light pressure to scrape some of the residual black glue around the lens hole. Then I used the wet/dry wipes to clean up around and also the lenses themselves.Dropping the new glass in was pretty simple. It fits perfectly in the lens cutout so it basically guides itself into place. My only complaint here is I wish they would indicate what side is the adhesive side.I just received and installed this today so I might update later if I have issues. I attended an outdoor wedding today and took some photos/videos with no issues. The photo I posted is after installing this glass so you can see it looks good as new!

Seems to have worked pretty well. Tools included made removing the existing lens glass and glue easier than expected.Update: camera would not focus after glass replacement. Removed new glass, camera worked fine, replaced with second provided glass, same issue2nd update: camera is now focusing. Could have been because I did not turn the phone off during lens replacement

This has to be the value but of the century. Everything is included and installation was very easy. Read the instructions, watch one YouTube video then get to work and work patiently. Very straightforward and it looks and works fantastic. Just be careful to remove the old glass carefully, clean any dust, and hold the new glass by the edges when setting it into place.The glass has a little bit of glare compared to the original, probably a cheaper antireflective coating but honestly for this price point and performance I could not be happier.Google left us high and dry with the phone design so until there is a class action to force them to fix it, this is by far the best and most economical solution.All in was about 15 minutes to cautiously repair.

The kit worked great and I would have given it 5 stars, except the instructions are less than desirable. I have a few recommendations that I found beneficial. The first is to take a few minutes to get good lighting set up, a flat comfortable place to work, and some reading glasses (even if you don't normally use them). Second, do not use a hair dryer or heat gun as the directions state - fortunately, I learned this from a couple of youtube videos prior to doing the work. I found that there's a bit of a sweet spot regarding the temp and adhesive, which seems to be approximately 80 deg. If it's below that, the adhesive is very stiff and the broken glass is difficult to pull off. But if it gets much warmer than that, the adhesive gets very 'gummy' and won't cleanly pull off phone. I used an incandescent light for a mild heat source adjusting the distance from the phone from about 6" to 12" until I found that temperature sweet spot. Then "take your time" removing the broken glass in pieces - I was able to do it without getting a single scratch mark on the area where the adhesive sticks. I used a curved exacto blade rather than the pointed one that comes with it, which I think was very beneficial for not putting a single scratch mark on the sealing surface. The instructions also don't tell you which side of the new part has the adhesive, but it's the side with the thicker plastic sheet on it. Based on my above experience with the temperature of the adhesive, I decided to slightly cool the new piece before began installation so that the adhesive wouldn't stick before I had it 'exactly' in position. I cooled it to about 60 deg, pealed off the adhesive plastic cover, carefully positioned it, then 'very gently' pressed it in place. After that, I brought the lamp closer to let it warm up and soften the adhesive, after which I put a towel on it and firmly, but evenly, pressed to get a good bond. Then just pull off the outer plastic cover. The camera works great at all distances and you would never know it had been repaired.