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- A feasible solution to change the back glass on the Google Pixel 7 Pro. The back glass on the Pixel 7 Pro is sealed using liquid plastic and hot plastic, making the glass removal extremely hard. The difficulty level is 9.5 out of 10 for this repair. Pixel 7 Pro and Pixel 7 back glass repairs should be identical.
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Great Video, thanks for the run through. I kept the wireless charging coil in place but unfortunately cut the NFC. I have seen some videos of how to get at the cable to replace it and it seems like so much work and I'm not sure i have the confidence to remove most of the components from the front although i have to replace the screen anyways. Have you successfully replaced the NFC and coil yourself by chance?
Edit: I went ahead and actually replaced the coil and NFC sensor. Since I had to replace the screen taking apart, the phone was not that hard and I'm glad I took the time to do it
That's the hardest repair i ever see man
🤣 yes. Indeed not sure why they do it this way. Even with Apple the wireless coil is not glued to the glass. There's a very thin plastic covering it (here it's glued) making it extremely difficult to repair the phone without damage. Using a laser machine will make the repair a lot easier but nobody will buy a laser machine to repair (1) phone.
I suppose they just want to finish the repair market. Low battery quality and slow charge should be made for long battery life without repairment for the same reason. But credits for you man, good job on repairing.
Thanks. I think Google doesn't want us to repair our pixel devices 😁 but for me its a challenge I like to take and provide the easiest solution to fix them.
Thanks for the video. Very much appreciated, but thanks to you people know all about those little annoying cables inside.
I've ordered a 9 pro XL, and they want my 7 pro but I've literally dropped it today and broke the same piece.
How much would it cost me, for you to fix it?
Thanks
😅 I am sorry to hear that. I humbly decline as I prefer not having this headache twice with the same phone unless I fail and have to redo to make sure I find the right solution. Sorry am not really a phone repairer or phone repair shop if I was I would take it gladly.
Thanks you 🙂
Hi! By replacing the back cover i accidentally teared the nfc chip, is there any way i can have this component replaced/repaired? I have the gooogle pixel 8 by the way
Unfortunately the only way the fix/replace the flex nfc/wireless charger is by opening the device from the front.
Remove the screen, remove the screws, remove the motherboard (cameras before)......basically remove everything to access to the bottom of the device then remove the flex nfc wireless charger (replace it).
Here's my video with the Pixel 8 Pro
th-cam.com/video/K6MFHuZ4T-g/w-d-xo.html
Honestly, for $15 more you can just buy an entire housing/back cover with the wireless coil/NFC built in, and then you just transfer the components and screen to it. Easier imo. Especially if your screen is broken too, then it's a no brainer.
I agree specifically if the screen is broken. Removing a good screen is 50 50 as pixel screens are the worse in term of durability. The frame is too thin and most people would damage the screen during the removal process ( I damaged my new Pixel 8 Pro screen while doing the teardown other had the same experience).
Transferring all components is good and equally as time consuming as doing the back glass only. Your statement is right 👍🏽. Hopefully Google changed the design with the Pixel 9 Pro and 9.
I should have done this. My buddy gave me one with a broken screen and back. I got the screen and fixed it already thinking the back glass wouldn't be too hard boy was I wrong LOL I may just leave it cracked after looking at this...
@@QuantumBraced hi. Can you give me the link to buy the housing/back cover with wireless coil/NFC built in?
Interesting . So with a laser machine is it easier ?
It should be easier as all the glue would be burned and the glass removal would not be hard. The wireless charging circuit and nfc cable also will be easily removed without doing all the stuff I did.
What about the top part of the back glass, how to do it?
I did the top part on the Pixel 6 Pro. It should be the same for the Pixel 7 Pro. There should not be any component in that area. So if you use alcohol instruction in the bottom part it will work on the upper glass too. Very easy remove it add b7000 and seal back.
@@ersbit Thanks brother, appreciate you took the time.
omg that's fucking hard lol, I think that I will just apply a skin on the back, probably it will not be that noticeable since I use a case with a matte ("frosty") clear back
Hard is an understatement 😂
Yeah you can do what you said. You have a case too so it won be seen (broken)
Where did you buy your back glass from? Please share the link
Hi got mine on Amazon the link is in the description
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Just realized the top back glass of mine has a crack on it, oh well
Haha I got you covered Google Pixel 8 Pro Top Back Glass Replacement Repair
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