Phone Medics Plus Repairs iPhone 8 Backs

Apple's made lots of changes to their iPhone line over the years, some changes have been great, others have been not so great. Some of those changes, though, have been a bit of a mixed blessing. For example, beginning with the iPhone 8 and iPhone X in 2017, the newest iPhone models all have a glass panel on the back. While this glass makes the phone look fantastic from an aesthetic standpoint, it also means that now there's one more thing on your phone that can break.

Fortunately, back glass repair is one more service we offer at Phone Medics Plus. Our experienced repair technicians have the skills and the knowledge to handle even a tricky repair like this one.

So when disaster strikes and you find that your shiny new phone's beautiful glass back is broken, bring it to the phone repair experts at Phone Medics Plus. You can give us a call, book online, or visit our repair facility at 91 E. Merritt Island Causeway in Merritt Island.

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