AMOLED For Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G Screen Replacement Kit - LCD Display Touch Screen Digitizer - SM-G781U1/DS G781A G781W G781V - 6.5 inch (Black With Frame)

Great quality replacement

Avec l'aide d'un tutorat sur internet, j'ai réussi à changer mon écran de mon cellulaire avec des outils de bonne qualité inclus. L'envoie était soigneusement emballé et il est arrivé dans les délais indiqués. Merci

Debes estar consiente que esto no es definitivo ni una solución a largo plazo, me duró 4 meses solamente.Desde el inicia en la calidad no es buena y de vez en cuanto se apreciarían algunas líneas le tenía paciencia lo bloqueaba y desbloqueaba y listo dejaban de verse , pero Como cualquier otro día mandé algunos mensajes, lo bloque y enseguida quise desbloquear otra vez y ya así de la nada no encendió más y no respondió a nada, el celular seguí encendido puesto que recibía mensajes y llamadas así que claramente era la pantalla

Busted my original S20 screen from too many falls from my pocket to concrete and finally started getting those vertical green streak lines across the display so it was time for some help, originally purchased a simple replacement glass screen but after much struggling with getting the old glass screen separated from the frame and getting tons of little glass slivers everywhere, I just gave up and considered myself defeated on that, and opted to come back to Amazon and purchase a replacement screen with the frame already included - and that straight up made all the difference, haha.Just to note, this replacement kit does NOT come with a fingerprint screen sensor, so if you're having issues with that fingerprint sensor you'll need to seek that out separately; if your current one work just fine, you can just transfer it over to this replacement screen, but as always be very careful as to not bend or damage any of the ports or prongs during the process. I've noticed that the only kind of wonky behavior since replacing the screen is that the fingerprint sensor is either much less sensitive/needs a longer time to sense a match, or it sometimes just will not recognize my fingerprint, but it's a minor inconvenience at most and it might just be my own user error during the installation process that caused it.All in all, I followed along with the Galaxy S20 FE 5g video from iDoctor UK on YouTube and all things considered it was a breeze to install --- just (1.) make sure you get a magnet or a tiny container or something to hold onto all the tiny little screws during disassembly so you don't have a huge headache afterwards trying to find them all during reassembly, and (2.) be very mindful about the thin little receiver cables that are critical for signal reception, ie. those white, red and blue/green cables (colors can differ depending to phone model according to YouTube) that run along the channel on the sides of your phone, because if you damage those during the process you'll find yourself in an even more annoying headache; if you don't have to disconnect them from the port, then I suggest you don't! I was able to leave them attached as I lifted the hardware out during the disassembly process so I was very fortunate on that, as I've accidentally damaged those lines in previous repairs I've done with other phones... you live long enough and you'll learn that lesson for sure, haha. Also, I had to transfer over the 2 metal bracket components that run along the outer edges that seem to be related to those receiver wires from my damaged screen to this new replacement one since the replacement didn't include them; just mentioning them in case it's useful for someone to know that before jumping in.Only thing I'd suggest for this kit is including a suction cup tool for helping to safely separate the battery from its compartment, and maybe a little bit of finely nozzled isopropyl alcohol for helping to dissolve the bonds of the adhesive that hold the battery in place and the back cover down. I ended up using a hair dryer to heat up the edges of the back cover and a fine razor blade to initially break into the sealant, so if you do the same just be *very* careful as to not hurt yourself.Other than that? Take it slow, TAKE BEFORE PICTURES AND PROGRESS SHOTS AS YOU GO (with another phone/camera, obviously) so you'll have reference points to look back to during reassembly, stop to ask questions and watch those how-to videos online as many times as you have to until it makes clear sense, and travel lightly as you lift and separate the components - with all those precautions taken, you should be good to go!And, last but not least - I also really appreciated the screen protector that came complimentary with the kit! Very nice touch that made it all feel like a job well done for this novice over here, so thank you!

I'm I was very impressed. Everything went exactly the way it was supposed to and looked the way it was supposed to. It was real and authentic. I would definitely buy again and again and again. Well, worth ithank, you Marcella.It's very much a must if you don't know what you're doing to make sure number one.Watch the video call disassemble.Samsung S 20 fe 781U Was is my model numberCheck your phone in settings./[about phone] What is the suggestion would be to use YouTube PBK Samsung galaxy s twenty f e 5G Disassembly. I watched that video at least 5 times maybe 10. And I'm not a pro by any means bionic, but I got it and my phone works great. PS Be precise on where you put the wires and where they click to the buttons. They're very small tiny. Check it again before you put the back cover on to make sure everything is clicked and pressed together GO Very slow I put pbk video on play back extra slow an took snapshots .