Very good glue even though I received it almost empty and dry. Honestly, how irresponsible are the people selling this? They probably saw it like that and still put it up for sale instead of throwing it away.

I opened it the same day it arrived, it didn't last even a day. I had to press with all my strength to get even a small amount out because it arrived dried out

This is the second one I buy and I use it exclusively for mobiles.. it sticks perfectly.. very easily and when needed again, with a little heat it also comes off easily.. I never had an issue with a screen coming off after a repair..

Excellent glue. I bought it for bonding a mobile phone back, but I ended up using it for a variety of repairs, such as bonding plastics, metal, leather, wood, ceramics, etc. I believe it is the best choice among super glue types, firstly because it does not damage surfaces and secondly due to its elasticity. The thin nozzle helps with precision in bonding, especially in mobile phone repairs.

In summary, if you want an "all-in-one" glue, B-7000 is the ideal solution.

The glue is ideal for everyday tasks. It is not instant bonding and needs its time.

During a mobile phone repair, I glued the back glass cover after changing the battery. It did its job perfectly after cleaning the surface from the old adhesives and cleaning with isopropyl alcohol

Used for gluing the back of a mobile phone after changing the battery. It sticks quite strongly and the small nozzle at the tip is very convenient for such tasks.

It is perfect for sticking screens to mobile frames as it has a very small nozzle. It leaves the amount of glue needed on very small surfaces.

I initially needed it to glue a new replacement screen for a SAMSUNG GALAXY J5 mobile phone. The glueing was done easily, effectively, and quickly as the nozzle of the tube is extremely thin, so the glue does not run uncontrollably. It also served me well for other small repairs with the same good result. I hope it will hold up over time.

I used it to stick a screen on the frame of my phone (replacement). I had to unstick it twice and stick the screen again due to proximity sensor malfunction. The detachment of the screen was done gradually and relatively easily with a suction cup, even though the screen was firmly and tightly glued. The residue of the glue on the frame was easily removed with a little alcohol and a thin cloth. Then, using controlled flow due to the small nozzle of the tube, I stuck the screen again after completing my tasks (and the back of the phone), and the phone is now like new. It is ideal for sticking screens on mobile phone frames.