ubrokeifixit for OnePlus 8T Housing Rear Panel Back Glass Door Cover Replacement for OnePlus 8T 6.55"(NOT for 8 6.55",NOT for 8 Pro 6.78") (8T 6.55"/Silver)

Its a pretty good kit for replacing the back of your phone. It has good adhesive, and also the exact tools you'll need to take off the old back cover besides a hair dryer. However, I forgot that it came with tools to remove the old one, and instead used a screwdriver and random card to pry it off. When I opened up the box to put the new one on, I realized that the process could've been a lot quicker!

Back of my phone cracked even though I had it in an Otterbox base. Thought I'd give this a try before paying hundreds to get it fixed. I also ordered an $18 heat gun, though I've heard you may be able to get away with a hair dryer. After warming up the glue, the back removed with some effort. I took a little extra time to gently scrape off the old glue so that the new stuff would stick better. Removed the backing on the new glass and applied to the phone. Used c-clamps with a towel to gently hold it in place (don't crack your glass!). It looks brand new and it's sealed nicely. I'm so happy with this $20 fix. We will see how it holds up.

I'm not sure if this is glass like the original but the texture feels the same. The camera lens cover is included. All markings are identical with exception to the IMEI missing from the back....but that's expected as it is unique to the device.I didn't use a heat gun or blow dryer, I used a space heater....just another option if you aren't a person with beautiful flowing long hair or you're also not a mechanic or electrician. You might also get away with wrapping it in a heating pad. The point is, the back needs to be warm enough to soften the adhesive on the old back. Just take your time and it will come loose. Be sure to take care in removing any left over adhesive.The replacement back uses the same adhesive. Make sure to remove the lens cover protector plastic before install. ****it's a good idea to add a little heat to the replacement as well to ensure a good bond***. I'd also recommend after seating the back panel, lay it flat with heavier items on it to put pressure on the back and seat it flush. Again, make sure all old adhesive has been removed or the back will not be flush or bond correctly.One thing that threw me off was that it all came in what looked like a screen protector box. I was concerned that there was a mix up until I opened the box. Everything was there. Just a heads up.Fit and finish is spot on.

Not exactly a 1 to 1 fit and finish compared to the original. The glass is ever so slightly a different size and curve. That said it's the highest quality VERSION of the back I have found so far. Most people couldn't tell a difference.I recommend proper surface prep or it will lift up. Using your own adhesive is better as well.

Well, I love the idea of a clear back on my phone. Love the look. Installed easily no issues. However the glad is VERY THIN, and VERY FRAGILE. It broke within weeks, not only that it didn't just crack, it shattered and larges pieces fell out. Now, I did NoT drop it from a very high, fell off the couch, and yes I have it in a case. After that small drop, glass shards were falling out, and a large section fell off. Very disappointed.

This was supposed to be a replacement for my son's OnePlus 8T phone it comes with all the tools and if you have a hot air gun or a heating pad you can remove the old one with the suction cup or you can go and pay somebody to do it for you

Not an EXACT replacement as it is slightly more of a minty green and less colorshifting blue green. But had everything I needed to get the job done, fits great and looks great!

It fits perfectly and has all the logos like the original fairly easy installation as well took about 25 minutes and all I had was a hair dryer instead of a heat gun! A month later still holding well too!!!!