Tape around camera or glue it with B7000 works on all mine repaired mobiles

ever heard of water resistance?, yeah they need glue

@@ajemajh water resistance doesn't need glue, waterproof does.

@@ajemajh iPhone are the same water resistant rating as Samsung’s. Screens still come off first. He makes a good point. Screen is most damaged part of a phone. But hey Samsung took a different approach. I enjoy working on Samsung’s.

@@ajemajh samsung s5? it doesn't hold the battery in with glue yet it's waterproof

Probably to make it as difficult as possible to repair and to discourage repair attempts

Benefit of the doubt: water resistance Probably the actual answer: what the other guy said.

Do you want a screw on your display?

@@kieronalder5264 Yeah, Steve Jobs. He was a control freak and Apple started making it difficult to repair and the industry as always copied them blindly

but you will need to completely disassemble the phone

@@iker4059 yes

@@iker4059 the phone is already disassembled here. Removing the logic board and battery to transfer to a new service pack with frame takes 2 minutes. Better results and less chance of returns. Doing the display only, if there is the slightest bit of glass or dirt on the frame you will get a return within a week when the screen breaks or fails.

@@gtmobile2420 exactly not to mention doing Ingram refurbishing is way easier the having to separate the OLED from the frame

iPhone screen replacements are expensive but you can replace them and they're easier to take a part but don't slice too deep like I did or you will RIP the screen ribbons and you will have to get a new screen digitizer

As someone who is in consumer electronics repair, samsung screen replacements are very easy, longest part is removing the back glass. The Samsung replacement service packs come as a display and fame so all you are really doing is transplanting the motherboard and battery to a new fame, plus all the screws are the same so super easy to keep track off. Plus you wont lose any features or receive any warnings by replacing the screen on a Samsung

n now the display is the last thing lol

But by doing it that way, you have to remove all of the internal components, including the battery. Batteries in the Samsung S and Note series are known for being heavily glued in - it's probably less work and less hassle to just do a display only replacement.

@@TheSpotify95 ive done it both ways, isopropanol under the battery for 2-3 mins and it pops right out, the job takes 10 mins and its then like new from factory.

You couldn't be more wrong. Batteries are easy to remove with 99% alcohol, a little heat, and a wide spudger. There's a reason Samsung service packs are screen/frame combos.

@@ljessecusterl im wrong?

@@paulcanning21 it looks to me like you guys said the same thing

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Ebay

yes, a new back glass with adhesive

I don't think you'll need a new back glass, but you will ideally need to remove the glass similarly to how they did here. Then you should clean the adhesive off both glass and phone with isopropyl alcohol and replace it

@@Zulf85 i was making the assumption that the back glass was broken and therefor peeling, if not new adhesive still needs to be applied. your point is valid anyhow!

U can but it's much harder and way more room for error

if it has the frame and screen as one assembly, just swap over the motherboard, charge port and any other components like the camera, vibrator motor, 5g antennas over to the new screen assembly, install a new adhesive onto the back glass and you should be good

Happens on iphone XS, XR and up

Yes, they can be replaced for around £10 if you buy the back glass on ebay

Probably not that's just a redundant step

@@weebrandon1711 yeah that where you unplug the display cable....

Bro I'm thinking the same thing. Then if you make a mistake. Unless you get all these tools plus the screen way cheaper or/and want to do multiple repairs. I dont see how this worth the risk or effort.

Lol

I believe so

Get done from a repair shop

You need to replace the entire thing unless you have highly specialised equipment that can separate the two. The digitiser is the glass in front of the screen, but generally this will be sold attached to the screen as a replacement screen.

@@Zulf85 thank you

@@kookid1855 no problem - best of luck on your first repair journey! I would recommend looking for a screen already attached to a phone frame instead so you can just screw in the other parts. Samsung do those and it's saved me so much time and stress. Also the glass on the back is often just called the "back glass" if you need to replace that too

No

AliExpress

Ebay

Me too

It gonna be cheaper if u buy a used s10 plus

Congratulations

You win nothing