2pcs OEM Original Back Rear Camera Glass Lens Replacement for Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus (All Carriers) with Adhesive Preinstalled with Repair Tools

I am not a guru in electronics, and I broke it in the most silly way possible, leaning on the desk with the phone in my back pocket. Dumb, right? My husband smiled and said he would not fix it this time. I love my phone, and I am so used to it that I decided to fix it on my own. And this product made it possible. I researched, found the product, bought it, came in two days, and fixed it. They provide everything, and I love the 2 pcs camera glass, just in case you do it again. All the tools are useful, and the video is so easy to follow that a child can do it. I would give it ten stars for how good it made me feel. The picture was taken with my phone repaired. And you should have seen the smug on my face telling and showing my man I did it. :)

Very good kit, but keep in mind that you must be careful with sharp objects near your camera sensors. I did end up scratching some of the metal because I'm kind of an amateur and the glass was tough to remove, but once I got past that the new one was straight forward to install. I see many reviews claiming the kid is faulty because it causes camera blur. The reason for this is because they aren't cleaning the sensors and the glass before installing it, so do keep that in mind when reading the reviews or installing it yourself. Clean the lenses and the glass on both sides and make sure you grab the glass piece by the sides so that you don't smudge it up again causing the camera blur.

This is a full kit with everything you need. I cut out the old glass, cleaned the housing with the cloths they supplied, and stuck in the new glass. Works perfectly, focus and all. The tools they provide are really nice too, they might be worth the price alone.A few tips to help you avoid the issues in the negative reviews:- Be very gentle and careful with everything, especially while using the xacto knife around the cameras.- Clean everything thoroughly, making sure theres no left over glue, glass dust, or even a stray spec of regular dust.- Hold up the new glass to the light before you peel the adhesive and make sure it's clean and clear.- If you have issues, it may not necessarily be due to this glass. When your old glass broke, there's a good chance it damaged one of your cameras. My close zoom lens got scratched (I tested it with no glass on), but regular zoom is fine, no difference glass on vs glass off.Ultimately, I think this is a high quality product, we'll see how it holds up.Update after a week:This glass actually does make the camera take a little longer to focus, I'd say up to 5 seconds longer in some light. But with some patience, it's still much better than having cracked glass or paying a fortune to get the actual housing replaced.

It's exactly what I was hoping it would be. Looks factory and is easy to replace. Just take your time cleaning all the old glue off and getting rid of any dust and other junk that you might have in there. Clean is the name of the game. I'd post a pic but my phone can't take a picture of itself. 😁 If you want to know what it looks like installed just look at a new phone because it really does look original.

I cracked my glass at work and was delighted to find that I could buy the part with tools for about $10. Having just completed the repair, I would recommend anyone comfortable working with a heat gun do the same.I used a hot air rework gun for soldering set to about 150C to soften the adhesive, making short passes every so often so as not to overheat my phone. I found the spudger to be kind of ineffective, but the included Xacto knife was well-suited to the task, and the tweezers helped with the fine work.Reinstallation was easy, using the tweezers to reposition the glass and then holding it in place for a time. Total work time was about 10 minutes, and this was 10 minutes and $10 well spent. If you're comfortable with a heat gun and an Xacto knife, you should make short work of this one.

Watched a few videos before purchasing and was skeptical of how easy the repair process was portrayed, so I called uBreakiFix, which is an authorized Samsung repair shop. I was initially quoted $90 for replacing the glass, however, when they saw that part of the glass was missing, they informed me that Samsung recommended replacing the camera array as well, bumping the estimate to over $400. At that point, I decided to try the repair myself.It was just as easy as the videos had portrayed. I did use some additional alcohol to remove the old adhesive, being careful not to get anything on the cameras. The tools provided were very helpful and well made. Excellent experience and my camera works like new.

Okay, so...this was a MAJOR lifesaver! This is the first time I've ever broken something on my phone, and I was 100% devastated. I found this and decided to give it a try.Well. Just let the pictures show you how WELL this works! The blurry shot is with broken lens; the clear shot is with the replacement installed!Aside from the major surgery that entailed when prying off the shattered glass (which was because the thing had shattered into such tiny pieces), this was super easy to install and came with all the tools I needed to fix it! I'm so happy that it was such a simple repair and that I can go on taking photos like I had been!

This product was amazing. I absolutely loved the extra tools it gave and even an extra lens! For such a great price! I didn't have to replace my qhile phone to look just as new. The tweezers were my favorite part because I could scrape all the gunk out of the creases that gor in there while the glass was broken.

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