2 Set Back Rear Camera Lens Glass Replacement for Google Pixel 7 with pre-Installed Adhesive and Reparing Toolkit

Will see about longevity, but initial installation was easy and the glass fit perfectly. All the tools worked well to get the previous cracked glass off as well. All in all took about 30 min to install.

This has to be the value but of the century. Everything is included and installation was very easy. Read the instructions, watch one YouTube video then get to work and work patiently. Very straightforward and it looks and works fantastic. Just be careful to remove the old glass carefully, clean any dust, and hold the new glass by the edges when setting it into place.The glass has a little bit of glare compared to the original, probably a cheaper antireflective coating but honestly for this price point and performance I could not be happier.Google left us high and dry with the phone design so until there is a class action to force them to fix it, this is by far the best and most economical solution.All in was about 15 minutes to cautiously repair.

Relatively easy to do with a little patience. The glass isn't an exact fit to the opening it goes in (very slightly smaller that leaves the smallest gap around the edge) but it's pretty close. However, it is big enough for dirt and lint to get stuck in there. Lots of people mention focus and zoom, and I've had no issues with either. Sometimes the focus takes a second but it works. I'd give it 4.5/5 stars if I could.

There's a lot of options for Pixel 7 replacement lens but this one seemed to check all the boxes. If you have a Pixel 7 it's probably a matter of time before your lens shatters. Mine popped EXACTLY the same as all the others I've seen online. I wanted a real glass replacement that would fit perfectly. This one does both. The listings show the lens from both sides so some purchasers think there's 2 lenses included, but unless it shows 4 views (2 lenses, both sides) you only ordered one. My recommendation is get 2.The included instructions were generic but very clear. It helps to heat the old lens with a hair dryer to loosen the adhesive. I also set up a vacuum cleaner hose so that it sucked up the glass bits as I picked off the old lens, It came off rather easily and I made sure everything was removed and clean before placing the new lens into the indent. There's a clear protector on each side of the new lens--remove ONLY the front one and use the provided tweezers to lift it off and put it in place. I took the rear one off and somehow put a fingerprint on the inside of the lens, which I didn't realize until I had it in place. It didn't really affect the picture quality, but I'm a perfectionist so I had to change it. That's why i recommend getting a kit with 2 replacement lenses.Interestingly enough, the replacement lens was harder to remove than the factory one. In either case, there's plenty of surface area for the adhesive to bond to so I doubt very much this would cause the phone to lose its waterproof rating, As recommended, I heated up the new lens with the hair dryer to activate the adhesive (both times) and I think that's what makes it bond really well. It took probably 15 minutes from start to finish. Overall I couldn't be more pleased with this product. It's so high quality and so easy to replace that I no longer worry about the Pixel lens breakage problem.

UPDATE: the repair did NOT last. Everything seemed fine for a day and a half, BUT now my camera does not focus at all. I can't see any scratches on the glass, and it seems to be firmly seated & secure, but the camera is useless.I needed to replace my broken Pixel 7 camera glass, and was able to do this successfully with help from some additional online instructions and my own willingness to persist. The instructions are not as complete as they could be with respect to the steps, cleaning, etc. And I was very glad to have two sets of glass, as the first try was NOT a success, and I had to remove the glass as the camera would not focus, and it cracked in that removal. Second try I cleaned more adhesive and seated the new glass more carefully and so far it is fine. As long as it stays in place long term, I will be very happy!

I shattered the glass on my 0.7 zoom lens on my Pixel 7 somehow while it was in my pocket.The package comes with 2 lens covers, in case you mess up the first one. It also comes with an exacto blade, fine pointed tweezers, and wet/dry clothes. The directions that come with it are poorly translated but are still readable.The directions tell you to start off by heating the glass with a heat gun to loosen up the glue. I did this once at the start of the removal but didn't want to risk damaging the lenses unless I really needed to. I was able to get all the glass and glue strips removed with mostly the blade and some of the tweezers. Just remember to keep the blade on the edge and not near the lense it's self. Admittedly I did scratch the phone some where the glue was but that all gets covered up by the new glass and adhesive.Once the glue and glass were removed I used the blade with light pressure to scrape some of the residual black glue around the lens hole. Then I used the wet/dry wipes to clean up around and also the lenses themselves.Dropping the new glass in was pretty simple. It fits perfectly in the lens cutout so it basically guides itself into place. My only complaint here is I wish they would indicate what side is the adhesive side.I just received and installed this today so I might update later if I have issues. I attended an outdoor wedding today and took some photos/videos with no issues. The photo I posted is after installing this glass so you can see it looks good as new!

Bought this when Google refused to warranty the cracked camera lens cover feature of the Pixel 7. It seemed easy to replace (I took it to a cellphone repair shop) and looked like it fits well. I can't say how well it works long term as I traded in the less than a year-old Pixel 7 the same day. I liked the Pixel 7 but not the breaks on its own feature or Googles response to it.