iPhone 18 Pro Max glass replacement
Only the glass is replaced — your original display stays in place.
€ 399
Only the cracked glass is replaced; your original display is retained. Suitable when image and touch still work properly, without spots or lines.
When is glass replacement enough?
- The glass is cracked or scratched, but the display itself shows no black spots or lines.
- Touch response still works perfectly across the whole screen.
- No lines, spots or dead pixels are visible in the image.
What does this repair involve?
Original display staysBest for: Only the glass is cracked — image and touch still work perfectly.
- Your original Apple display is kept
- Same image quality as before
- More affordable than a full screen
Only the glass is cracked, OLED panel still fine?
This repair is possible as long as the OLED panel in your iPhone 18 Pro Max is itself still intact: the display and touch continue to work normally, only the glass on top is damaged. The original OLED panel stays in place, and only the glass layer is replaced. This means the whole module does not need to be swapped.
Glass replacement or full screen?
Glass only
from€ 399
Only the glass is cracked — image and touch still work perfectly.
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Frequently asked questions
Will my iPhone 18 Pro Max screen work like original afterwards?
Yes — the original display stays in place, only the outer glass is replaced. You keep the original image quality and touch sensitivity.
What if my display is damaged too?
Then glass replacement alone is not enough and a full screen replacement is needed. Our technician checks this for free beforehand and gives you an honest recommendation.
Is glass replacement cheaper than a full screen?
The glass replacement price is shown above; a full screen for this model starts at € 609. Which option is more affordable depends on the damage to your device.
Not nearby? Send in your device
You receive a shipping label by e-mail, insured shipping is available and you only pay after the repair. Available from Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Germany and Luxembourg.