$48.00
Choose Mister Mobile for Samsung S20 Ultra Front 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 labour 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 S20 Ultra camera shows a blurry selfie even though the lens is clean.
• Samsung S20 Ultra camera displays unusual lighting in selfie even when the Samsung is held with a stabilizer and no effect was added.
• The Samsung S20 Ultra camera app freezes and shuts down by itself after you snap a selfie.
• Samsung S20 Ultra camera is unable to focus.
• The camera apps display a black screen only on the front camera. When switched to the back camera the camera displays normally.
• There are signs of water damage on your Samsung S20 Ultra.
• Your Samsung is still under warranty. You can check your warranty coverage here.
• Your back camera is faulty. Try force closing the camera apps and restarting your phone. This might be due to a software error instead of a faulty camera module.If the issue still persists, you can check out my products for Samsung back 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.
• Wrong Samsung repair? Read up and find all of my Samsung prices and descriptions here
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.