$48.00
Choose Mister Mobile for Samsung Note 10 Rear Camera Replacement. Because I do it better, because I do it safer, because I do it with a smile!
My listed prices are nett and inclusive of repair fee.
Upon handing over your phone, my technician will run a few tests and inform you of the misbehaving parts. Once confirmed, my technician will then proceed with the repair.
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• There are black spots appearing on the images taken.
• Samsung Note 10 camera shows a blurry image even though the lens is clean.
• Samsung Note 10 camera displays unusual images even when the Samsung is held with a stabilizer.
• The Samsung Note 10 camera app freezes and shuts down by itself after you snap a photo.
• Samsung Note 10 camera unable to focus.
• The camera apps display a black screen only on the back camera. When switched to the front camera a display still shows.
• There are signs of water damage on your Samsung Note 10.
• Your Samsung is still under warranty. You can check your warranty coverage here.
• Your Samsung Note 10 front camera is faulty. Try using apps which support video calling such as Skype, facetime etc. If the video doesn’t show but the back camera can be used, most likely you will need a front camera replacement. You can check out my products for Samsung front camera here.
• Both the front and the rear camera show a black screen on camera apps.
• The exterior camera lens shows drop damage.
• The interior of the lens shows signs of water vapor.
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To determine if your device is a local set, check the back of the original box of your Apple device. Look for the Model Nummber (e.g. MRY92ZP/A). All local sets have a Model Number ending with "ZP/A." If your Model Number does not end with "ZP/A," it is an export set.

Samsung
To determine if your device is a local set, check the back of the original box of your Samsung device. Look for the sentence “Complies with IMDA Standards [Dealer’s License No.]”. All local sets will have this verification statement. If this statement is not present on your device box, it is an export set.