Fixing iPhone 14 Pro Camera Lens Protective Glass

Cracked iphone 14 pro max lens. How much is the repair?

I would like to only have my lens repair.. since it’s just a pair of lens broken than having the back case all replaced! Can I get an answer for this

Repair process and cost:

Apple will likely repair your iPhone 14 Pro by replacing the entire back glass assembly. This is because the camera lens protective glass is not a separate part that can be easily replaced. The back glass assembly includes the camera lens, the camera sensors, and other components.

The cost of the repair will vary depending on your location, but it is typically around $499 for non-Apple Care customers.

Same-day repair:

Apple does not offer same-day repair for back glass replacements. The repair process typically takes 2-3 business days.

Can Apple repair just the camera lens protective glass?

Apple is able to repair just the camera lens protective glass, but it is a very delicate and difficult process. It is more likely that they will replace the entire back glass assembly.

Will I get a new or refurbished phone?

Apple will typically replace your iPhone 14 Pro with a refurbished phone. Refurbished phones are inspected and repaired to meet Apple's high standards. They come with a new battery and outer shell, and they are covered by a one-year warranty.

Conclusion:

The repair process for your iPhone 14 Pro will likely involve replacing the entire back glass assembly. The cost of the repair will be around $499, and it will take 2-3 business days. You will likely receive a refurbished iPhone 14 Pro.

I recommend that you ask Apple for more details about the repair process and cost during your appointment next week.

Interestingly you can actually get the parts and tools for self repair since the 14 Pro is one of the devices that can use the option. I would think you would have to feel pretty comfortable with doing a repair yourself though but it’s a legitimate option for those that have a part and device that is offered. Not sure how difficult it actually is though but it seems to be cheaper than the replacement price and would use genuine Apple parts and tools. I admittedly wouldn’t try it myself because I definitely don’t feel confident in my repair skills and would likely just pay the replacement fee if they wouldn’t do the repair but I thought it was interesting when Apple quietly announced the availability to do some self repairs on some devices.

Self Service Repair - Apple Support

https://selfservicerepair.com/en-US/order

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any update? AppleCare did some funky crap and although it was on auto payment, it didn’t pull. I was 3 days late and apparently since this was technically my second grace period within a year, they pulled the plug on me! Idk why, I’ve never even had to use it in the past 5 years of having an iPhone, so it was a good investment on their part. Me- not so much.