Afeax iPhone 11/11 Pro/11 Pro Max OEM 📸 Rear Camera Lens Replacement with Sapphire Glass & Repairing Tool Review

This interchangeable lens is identical to OEM. Replaced it in about 15 minutes and was pretty easy with the tools provided. I was very happy with it, I only had to pay $10 compared to the $275 I would get for a replacement. BUY THESE REPLACEMENT LENSES!

I hope this glass lasts. Fits perfectly in the OEM phone lens housing. Scrape broken glass with the tools provided. I used lighter liquid on a Q-tip to remove the glue and a low temp heat gun to help the glue stick. (This may be an overkill and highly unnecessary process, but I enjoyed doing it and it may enhance your experience.)

Gluing and attaching was quick and easy, but the glass itself cracked the very next day. IDK if maybe the first one I had was a mess, maybe because of the shipping. But the 2nd came with lots of padding and works great.

If you try to crop everything in the photos except the instructions, you need to ask YouTube for help, there are also three lenses. and there is no description that goes where you are. Also, I have to ask YouTube for help. The larger of the three goes on the top right camera lens, the two identical ones on the left.

Perfect Can't even tell the lens was broken. At first I didn't see the film on the sticker. So make sure you remove these. I used the tweezers that came with it and it was easy to remove. After installation, it looks the same as before the failure. I will say take your time and be sure to remove any previous glue and broken glass. Use some tape to get everything. Use tweezers to place the lens, this will prevent fingerprints from appearing on it. I hope I never have to do this again, but if I…

I don't know if it's really a sapphire but I can't tell the difference between the original and the replacement. I just replaced the lens cap on the wide angle camera (the left one in the photos) and it looks identical to the two originals even when viewed from an angle. The camera now works perfectly - both photos were taken with the camera with a modified lens (blurred by ambient light and cropping). The hardest part was removing the cracked lens cap, then all that was left was to carefully…

This kit worked great! I had all the tools to remove the old broken lens and make room for the new lens! This whole process was easy and took maybe 15-20 minutes! I contacted my insurance company to find out how much it would cost and had to deduct $250 to replace the entire phone due to the cracked lens. This kit was only $11.90, and of course I bought a lens protector to put on after I learned my lesson about protecting them, not just the phone. I am very satisfied, I would buy again and…