Samsung Galaxy S10 Screen Replacement (Fix Your Broken Display!)

Today I am going to show you how to change the screen on the Samsung Galaxy S10. This is with the frame, but you can replace it the glass and OLED if you find it cheaper somewhere.
Required tools-
PH000
Metal Razor Blade
Plastic Pick
Playing Card
Some Heat
Patience.
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What else should I teardown or fix? Want more Samsung videos? Let me know on here or on Twitter / mattofrwr .

[@divecanuck]

Any recommended sites for purchasing S10+ glass front replacements. The video was incredibly well done. Thank you. My phone is 2yrs old and I will finally take the challenge and attempt this repair.

[@Mr-fe5ng]

Thank you very much, i did this first time i really messed up the tape side so i bought some more and glue for the final part to be rectified but minus that absoulte breaze minus the screws being so tiny and sometimes difficult. I would say laptop repairs are still a step above phone repairs but thats my experience.

[@jocelynrushton9522]

Hello, I am wanting to replace a Samsung S10 phone screen for the first time and I am wondering if you could tell me what screen I should get and what adhesive I should buy?

[@rayy1016]

Hi im currently getting my phone fixed and the screen is fixed now but they said its a little buggy and that they have to call Samsung for something something?? Can you explain to me what is going on with my phone at this moment

[@dukic91]

Hello, I have 2 s10 Galaxy phones, one has a broken screen. Can I just replace the motherboards? I wouldn't play with the screen, it's too sensitive. I only need pictures and videos. And that's all on the motherboard? Am I right? Thanks in advance for the answer.

[@shayplazroblox8528]

Do you know if screen repairs for this model will go down? My dad is waiting for the prices to go down. Do you know of any screen replacements that are a bit cheap but arent faulty. I'm not sure about the aliexpress. They seem to be faulty.

[@RealWorldReview]

They're pretty much as cheap as they're going to get at the $200 range

[@dexthegamer3234]

RWR, i don't have an S10 but i need your help

[@miketaylor7487]

Thank you

[@danielcompton8325]

When you replace the screen, will you still be able to pull up pictures. Or it tied to your old screen.

[@HaxbyHaxby]

Are u that stupid or are you that stupid 😂

[@sitryk3362]

I've read that replacing the OLED display requires a factory reset. Do you know if this is true?

[@RealWorldReview]

No it does not

[@laertistsakas9935]

What other screen can be used oem looks expensive

[@RealWorldReview]

No

[@dianemarshall394]

Do you have to remove everything in the back if you are only replacing the front screen?

[@RealWorldReview]

Yes

[@bwj999]

My understanding is that the "front screen" includes the touch sensitive components, finger print sensor etc so basically IS about half of the phone (it would be nice if the front glass was separate - I don't think it is/or at least it can't be reliably replaced that way retaining phone functionality).

[@psychomaniak666]

Would it be waterproof?

[@RealWorldReview]

Never was

[@chillfinland1065]

@@RealWorldReview samsung galaxy s10 is ip68 sertified waterproof

[@RealWorldReview]

Definitely spelled certified wrong and “water resistant” is not the same as “waterproof”

[@psychomaniak666]

@@RealWorldReview how can i film underwater for 15 minutes with a water "resistant" phone...thats pretty damn resistant 😂. And we can also argue semantics all day long.. 6 months later i still dont know the quality of this repair. But its fixed by a professional by now so never mind 😂

[@RealWorldReview]

@@psychomaniak666 work on a water resistant phone after a year of ownership lol they do not stay water resistant, no way anyone can call it waterproof

[@vickaminski]

You totally skipped the part of installing the new screen

[@RealWorldReview]

Because people shouldn’t do that. Plus parts with frames are easily accessible to the average person

[@vickaminski]

@@RealWorldReview at a cost greater than what you can get a replacement phone for. I have found these phones going for less than the parts to repair them. Time to upgrade to a 22 Ultra