YUYOND2 Pieces OEM Black Rear Camera Glass Lens Replacement for Samsung Galaxy S10e (All Carriers) with Adhesive Preinstalled with Tools Kit (2pcs Black)

Exactly what I needed, was a great deal with good quality items. Want to start off by saying that the exacto knife alone would cost about as much as the entire package did and was great quality. It being provided wasn't the reason I picked it but worked out for me causes I needed a new one. The tweezers are also really good quality. I've had to replaces lens before and have used other companies but these items have been the best quality. The wet wipes were dried out but that wasn't an issue for me since I didn't really need them so I'm not deducted a star for itIts very easy to replace lens and have had to do it a few times. It doesn't come with instructions in the packaging so make sure you either watch a video or follow the instructions here if needed, but its really simple and only took a few minutes.A few tips:1) If you are worried about little glass shards I recommend getting a little tape and sticking it to the broken lens this will help to prevent tiny pieces getting all over your table.2) Make sure you clean the camera lens very well before replacing the glass. I checked by turning the camera on before putting the lens on.

After a drop, the glass over my s10e's rear facing camera shattered. The kit included everything I needed to repair it. I was nervous about the repair and watched a few YouTube videos a bunch of times; but once I opened up the kit and got to work, everything went super smoothly. Great value for the price.

The kit came with the tool needed for the job. Follow the instructions and don't touch the back of the lens and it'll work perfect.Con: kit did not come with instructions; had to go to the item page on Amazon to see them.

My wife broke hers awhile ago. I saw that these replacements work well and they really do! There aren't alot of issues with the process as long as you take your time. Using my wife's hair drier for a heat gun worked well to soften the adhesive.She can now go back to taking photos with her phone. She has had it on a few weeks without any issue. It is still well adhered and lacks scratches. It's like factory again.

Replaced my shattered camera cover on my Galaxy S10e. The quality and fit is top notch, was a little difficult getting all the tiny shards of glass picked out, the old adhesive was strong and stretchy enough to pull it off with most of the glass removed first. Installation is easy, for those of you having trouble with getting the plastic off the adhesive, it's the side with the green holes, use the tip of the incl exacto knife was the trick to get it started.The most surprising part of this item is the top notch quality of the tweezers, and the exacto knife. The knife has a nice blue anodized aluminum handle, not some cheap plastic. The tweezers are awesome, and worth the $11 alone. They are so fine, the tips are very sharp, so be careful not to poke your finger with them, and the fit is so good, I was able to pick up and firmly hold a single dog hair... which is much thinner than my own. Maybe I just got lucky, but they're by far one of the best pair of tweezers for tiny objects I've had yet. They did away with the screwdriver that someone else posted in the review that was useless, and instead they have a little plastic scraper tool, which is a little helpful for removing any remaining adhesive from the old glass. It's just a small plastic scraper, but the edge was straight and fairly sharp, so it also was quite good quality. Definitely keeping the tweezers, and the exacto knife too, can always use an extra one of those. All in all this exceeded my expectations, I'd give this 6 stars.

Pulled off the broken glass and adhesive. Got in the crease with the exacto knife. Pulled off the backing of the adhesive and popped it in place. Good as new.

This was one of the scariest things I've done in a while but it took somewhere around 20 mins and was fairly easy.My glass in front of the cameras had broken but hadn't yet hurt the cameras themselves.I didn't need to open the phone!1. I used the tweezers to pull back all the glass being careful not to touch the cameras or flash and reader on the other side ( the glass shattered in to a lot of little peices so be sure to keep flipping your phone to dump these peices and keep all in a contained area)2. While I was doing that I began pulling back the black layer of adhesive with the flat of the tweezers. Then when I got enough pushed up I pulled it away and repeatedly did this until all glass and black adhesive was pulled up revealing the phone color underneath.3. I carefully scraped the rest of the stick adhesive away so there was no uneven surface for the new part to be put on.4. I turned on my phone camera to make sure the picture was clear and the zoom was functioning properly.5. I carefully flipped over the new part to pull off the backer to cover the adhesive then gently picked up the part and taking consideration of the orientation of the part I placed it close to in place and with my finger pushed it over the edge in to place.6. Using the cloth provided and the blue tool I carefully press down only in the places where it contacts the phone base( not over the cameras or flash because you could break the new one)

No complaints, works as advertised!