Back glass on modern iPhones is a full structural panel, not a thin cosmetic layer — it houses the wireless charging coil, the MagSafe magnet ring on newer models, and forms part of the phone's frame. That's exactly why a cracked back is more involved to repair correctly than it looks, and why some shops either refuse it or do it in a way that leaves wireless charging or MagSafe alignment slightly off afterward.
At MobileSurgeon, back glass repair is done with the internal components properly protected during disassembly, and every phone is tested for wireless charging and MagSafe alignment before it goes back to you — not just a cosmetically fixed rear panel.
This repair also carries a safety consideration beyond appearance — cracked back glass on models with a raised camera bump can leave the camera lenses exposed to dust and moisture at the edges, which over time can affect photo quality even if the cameras themselves weren't damaged in the original drop.
Back glass repair pricing depends on your iPhone model and whether MagSafe or wireless charging components need to be carefully transferred or realigned during the swap — newer Pro models are generally more involved than older ones. Share your model and a photo of the damage on WhatsApp for an accurate, same-day quote.
It can be replaced — back glass repair is a standard, well-understood service. It's more involved than front screen repair because of the components underneath, but it does not require replacing the phone.
Yes — we specifically test wireless charging and MagSafe alignment after every back glass repair before returning your phone, precisely because this is the part that's easy to get wrong if rushed.
It varies by model, but back glass repair is often comparable to or slightly more than front screen repair, mainly because of the extra care needed around the wireless charging coil and camera surround. We'll quote you exactly before starting.
Most back glass repairs are completed same-day at our Amritsar studio, subject to model and part availability.
It's generally usable short-term, but sharp edges and exposed internals near the camera are real risks the longer it's left, so we'd recommend getting it looked at soon rather than waiting.