Vimour 2 Pieces OEM Rear Camera Glass Lens Replacement for Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra with Pre-Installed Adhesive and Repair Toolkit

It's exactly what it appears to be, and with a few tricks, it's incredibly simple. Before you begin, make sure your phone is completely turned off. To loosen the old adhesion, use a heat gun on a low setting and only give short blasts. If you touch the back of your phone and it's too hot to hold your fingers on it, take a step back and wait for it to cool down a little before touching it again, and try not to get it that hot. When the glass is warm, I found that if I go to the very seamline edge with the exact knife, I can slice right into the glue, then slowly turn the knife so you're looking at the side profile of the blade, and work my way around the perimeter. You can carefully peel the entire thing off with one more quick blast of the heat gun towards the middle of the glass lens. The old glue residue is easily removed with the help of some tips and a bottle of isopropyl alcohol. I've included photos of my S20 Ultra that have been broken, removed, and replaced in this post, in the hopes that they will be useful. Also, if you're not sure what phones these work with, the advertisement claims that they come in seven different colors. Each of those options refers to which specific model of phone you can get these for, rather than different colors. Oh, and before you put the new lens on, make sure to clean the lenses thoroughly, turn on the phone, and test the camera. Before I could get it to focus, I had to clear all of the debris from my lenses that had accumulated while it was cracked. Put the new lens on after you've gotten it dialed in, and apply light pressure for about 20 seconds. You'll be ready to go in 30 seconds. If you make a mistake, there's a spare lens cover included, or you can keep it as a back-up. in the event that it occurs again 🤘.

Greyson Arnold

| Jul 15, 2021

What a pain, this isn't compatible with the Ultra 20!.

Foster Bradford

| Jul 14, 2021

Some people said it's good that it comes with two because you'll mess up the first, but I didn't have any issues with the first. I did have to heat up the broken on with a hair dryer for longer than I expected to loosen the glue. During the removal process, I had to re-heat it a couple of times. However, it was a success, and the tools were sufficient. One installation tip is to use the stickers to make a tab on the new lense's outside. Stick the stoker on with a decent bubble in the middle that you can use as a tab. This allows you to position the new lens with a clear view of all sides to ensure that it is straight.

Nathalia Ellison

| Jun 28, 2021

The most difficult and time-consuming part was removing the broken glass, which was relatively simple to do.

Everly Bridges

| Aug 23, 2021

The self-adhesive is the issue, and I'd be grateful for a replacement set. The first one came loose only two days after it was installed. I assumed I hadn't thoroughly cleaned it. So, after thoroughly cleaning the area, I installed the second one, which, of course, fell off as well. I'd appreciate it if you could send me a new set. Thank you.

Kevin Kerr

| Dec 07, 2021

When removing the broken glass, make sure the phone is turned upside down (camera side facing down). Otherwise, small shards of glass will fall into the phone and adhere to the adhesive on the glass. This has occurred to me on two occasions.

Blakely Murray

| Sep 16, 2021

It took me no more than 10 minutes, and it was a lot less expensive than going to the phone store.

Ayleen Wilcox

| Feb 28, 2021

It's simple to put together, but make sure you remove all of the broken glass shards.

Angelina Hurst

| Feb 19, 2021