Galaxy S23 Ultra Back Glass Replacement for Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra SM-S918B, SM-S918B/DS, SM-S918U Back Cover Glass Housing Door with Camera Lens and Pre-Installed Tapes Phantom Black

Very nice replacement screen, I'm very impressed with the product and it's easy to apply.

The back cover was too big, it didn’t fit snug on the phone. Disappointing.

This look same as OEM.

To be honest, this was my third brand and try at finding a real glass replacement for the back of my S23 Ultra, I got lucky that all were actual glass but every one of them had the same issue, they just didn't quite fit the curves of the S23 Ultra so in under 48 hours the other two that I tried had already lifted in various spots. This one, while it still had not perfect fitment, it did fit the best of the three so it's what I stuck with and I also used some b7000 clear waterproof adhesive glue and put a very very thin layer on the frame of the phone then stuck the glass on with its pre-applied adhesive. This combination seems to have worked out well as far as nothing has lifted at all even now that it's been 2 months since I've installed it. A really annoying issue with these replacement glass panels is that I have yet to hear of or see for myself even one manufacturer that actually puts any oleophobic coating on the camera lenses. This leads to your camera looking like the lenses are 2 years old when really the lenses are about 2 weeks old, it makes an enormous difference and I know that these brands can put oleophobic coating on the lenses as it's not expensive at all if ordered from China I know this because I have done just that and got 30 ml of really nice high quality oleophobic fluid that cures via UV light and lasts about 3 months per application. The bottle I have will last me probably 200 applications and only set me back six bucks. The OEM glass has a coating on it to eliminate this issue. To summarize, this was the best fitting glass that I could find but beware none of them have any oleophobic coating on the lenses so you can either transfer your OEM camera lenses (very hard to do because of the strength of the adhesive used by a Samsung I only got it off with 99% lap grade isopropyl alcohol but that also instantly vaporizes the oleophobic coating defeating the purpose) or you have to invest in some of your own fluid to apply. Don't be afraid to use a very thin layer of electronics waterproof glue in conjunction with the adhesive. I can't stress enough that you must use a thin thin layer less the glue will push the glass up off the frame once cured. My phone has retained its waterproofing with the glue method, Yes I have fully submerged it in water but only after my S24 Ultra came so I didn't really care as much plus if I would have seen the slightest bubble I would have pulled out the phone immediately so I didn't feel like there was any danger of killing the phone but now I can confirm through experience that using this glass and some b7000 will keep your phone at least somewhat waterproof since I only went about 16in underwater.

My sister broke back glass on her Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra and decided to get it fixed through manufacturer. She was surprized to know price of the original replacement glass and gave her phone to me to fix. I bought this back glass and fixed it in no time. It comes in plenty of colors to chose from. Also comes with tape preinstalled so that you do not have to worry about the back glass coming off. This glass is little thin and not as strong when compared to the original one but should be enough to make the phone look as good as new.