2 Sets LEAFE for iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max Camera Lens Replacement, OEM Original Camera Glass Lens with Pre-Installed Adhesive+Repair Tools

I am so glad I found this product! I dropped my brand new 13 pro and cracked one of the camera lenses. I went to a repair shop and paid over $100 to have it fixed. They replaced the lense, but told me that particular camera lense would not work properly. The other 2 would. Magically the same lense was cracked a few weeks later. The crack soon turned into a hole of glass. After walking around with a phone looking like that for a year, I contemplated buying a new phone or paying $100+ again. I found this kit on Amazon. I was skeptical because of the 4 star reviews. They are wrong! My phone is fixed for under $10! The kit came with 3 lenses, all the needed tools, cleaning wipes and a camera lense protector/cover. I wish I was able to take a picture of the back of my phone as evidence! The lense works too. I’m not sure how that happened! The little kit came with a QR code for a YouTube video showing you how to make the repair. The video wasn’t great and showed a step that I skipped bc I couldn’t figure it out. The short video gave me enough details to figure out how to do it myself. The entire repair took less than 5 minutes and I have 2 more lenses in the kit incase I mess up my phone again!! There is no evidence of a repair when looking at the phone.

The kit is good but it's not OEM as you can see in the photo the top lens replaced is different from the middle and lower one that were origi al. This is a good solution to repair a broken lens but its rough around the edges and clearly darker than the rest. It is not worth double. It is easy to replace just use YouTube for a guide.

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As good as new and easy as pie to install. Just use the tweezers, and or exact blade, to pick away the rest of the broken glass. After all the glass is removed use a blow dryer or heat gun to heat up the edge that has the adhesive (the outer radius of the circle where the glass/lens was. Then try to pick up as much of the outer edge that has the adhesive on it with the tweezers or blade and then I used the end of a q-tip dipped in alcohol to clean up the residue. After that, gently blow on the entire area to get any debris/dust off the area (including the lens itself). Locate the replacement glass., Remove the beige outer edge with the tweezers (that is where the adhesive part is). Stick it on, wipe the entire area so there is no dust or fingerprints and you're done!

This was so, SO easy to do and I am thrilled with the results!! The video was simple to understand and follow, all the tools worked and were high quality, and the frame fit perfectly into the lens. It even came with an additional plastic protector which I am so happy to have. The camera seems to be clear, just make sure to clean the setting VERY well before installing the new lens. This was a great product for a wonderful price and I would recommend to anyone !!!

Works! Just make sure you actually watch the instructions thoroughly and it took us a few attempts to get it right. After the first installation the camera couldn’t focus and the inner camera was kinda shaky, but the second day after trying it again the problem was solved!! So now it looks brand new

I bought this to replace my iphone 14pro max lens. It was easy to put in but the lens itself It’s not “oem” when there’s sunlight, theres a glare on the pictures. It’s annoying but it is what it is. Better than bare lens . I prefer a better lens and this is not it. It is cloudy too

I bought this LEAFE Camera Lens Replacement kit after my kids broke the lens on my wife's phone.It was a lifesaver! Installation was surprisingly simple (it comes with everything you need), and the lens fit perfectly. My wife's camera is back to normal, with no impact on photo quality.If you need to replace a broken iPhone camera lens, this is the kit to get! Great quality and easy to use.

Used this to replace a cracked outer layer of one of my cameras on my iPhone 13 Pro Max. I was glad that it was just the outer layer and not the camera lense itself. It worked well, looks authentic, and has last lasted several months later. Now I can still trade it in when I decide to.I did put on the protecter for all of the cameras after and that cracked within a day or two so I did not like that one but that’s not why I ordered the kit.

this is doable if you’re a bit crafty aka someone who can use an xacto knife without cutting yourself … but that said, the instructions are completely missing: if you follow the QR code link to youtube you’ll find a snippet video that is only part of a longer video which you can also search up, but both are pretty useless; things to know: the kit includes 3 pairs of lens replacements (one extra per lens), and 3 optional protective lens covers (i didn’t use mine but you might, if only to hide scratches), and a small bottle of superglue like adhesive (don’t use it), and a couple cleaning cloths, and an xacto knife and tweezers; the included xacto knife is your main tool, don’t try to pry the broken glass with the included tweezers, they’re cheap soft metal that will just bend (only use the tweezers to install the new glass); and don’t try to get the broken glass off by prying from the outside edge, if you slip you’ll just scratch up the camera lens; wear protective glasses! take off your phone case, place the phone face down on a thin polishing cloth on a firm surface; shield the other lenses with a piece of cardboard to protect them from heat, heat up the broken lens with a hair dryer for a minute or two to loosen the adhesive; carefully, slide the xacto tip under the broken glass, pushing toward the edge of the metal frame it sits in; carefully! splinters of broken glass will fly out, did you wear glasses?! reheat if needed, and carefully work any broken bits and adhesive out of the metal frame; tap/vacuum/blowdry out all the broken bits; use a bright work light to check for bits/residue, use a wooden toothpick to buff off any remaining adhesive, use the included cleaning cloths to polish off the frame and lens; when everything is good and clean, put the blow dryer on it again to dry it a bit; choose the appropriate replacement glass (there are three sizes, distinguished by thickness of black rim, see photo in product description), take the pair in your tweezers, with a pair of small sharp scissors cut the plastic in half to separate the one you’ll use; the replacement lens has two sides, the side with gold ring is the down side, it has the adhesive under the gold ring: using tweezers, carefully peel the clear plastic from that side, and then slip the tweezer tip under the gold ring to peel it back; after it’s off, use tweezers to grab remaining clear plastic piece, and carefully slip the glass down into place in the frame; as you get it in the right position, press down lightly and if you’re lucky you’ll here it snap into place; push it down firmly all around the edges using finger pressure, and work it in firmly but not to hard, don’t break it! when it’s firmly in place, remove the remaining clear plastic strip; you can then heat it up again a bit with the hair dryer, to soften/activate the adhesive a bit, and then using a polishing cloth push the lens firmly down into place; you are done! unless you want to install the optional protective cover (which i did not do; the protective cover has a soft aluminum rim, and maybe the superglue is for that, but i’m pretty sure the glue will be messy, don’t do it)