This iPhone 13 arrived with extensive front and rear glass damage caused by heavy impact. Both sides of the device showed widespread cracking, exposed internal areas around the rear housing, and structural stress near the MagSafe charging section.
After opening the iPhone 13, extensive damage was confirmed across both the front display assembly and rear housing structure. The rear glass impact had exposed internal shielding layers near the wireless charging and MagSafe assembly area. Multiple crack propagation points were observed throughout the device exterior.
Internal connectors, camera mounting areas, charging components, and frame integrity were inspected carefully for secondary damage caused by the impact. The device remained structurally repairable, allowing restoration work to proceed.
The damaged display assembly and shattered rear glass components were carefully removed using controlled disassembly procedures to prevent additional stress on internal components. Residual adhesive, fragmented glass material, and damaged sealing areas were cleaned from the housing before restoration work began.
Replacement components were then installed, followed by internal alignment verification, connector inspection, adhesive application, and housing reassembly. The device was prepared for full functionality testing after restoration.
After reassembly, the iPhone 13 underwent complete testing to verify display functionality, charging performance, wireless charging operation, camera functionality, and overall device stability. Internal connectors and housing alignment were rechecked during the final quality control process.
The device powered on successfully after service completion, with restored display clarity, repaired rear housing structure, and stable device functionality. Final inspection procedures were completed before the device was cleared for handover.