it was fairly easy actually; I've done iPhone screens in the past and this seemed super complicated until I actually dove into it. as long as you have the necessary tools and a steady hand it's pretty easy and straightforward.
I had the same question? He never showed a new screen. It was like he took out parts and turned around to put it back together. There were still patrst connected he never removed?
No. He has a point it's a misleading video title. Most of them for N20U are like this. These are frame replacement, frame also happens to have the screen attached. Look for screen replacement NO FRAME to see how the screen replacement is done completely different process to remove and apply the OLED. And I think all these videos should be called frame replacement instead or at the very least specify frame in the title of the video many don't mention it anywhere at all
It's because it's a frame replacement not a screen replacement. These video titles don't specify which and its irritating. You can actually replace just the screen a keep the old frame, it's a completely different process and you will apply the OLED screen directly. Search 'no frame' with screen replacement you'll see. Majority of the videos say screen replacement when in fact they are frame replacements that come with a screen. They don't even specify the fact that the frame is being replaced in the title. Super irritating
there were some steps/screws that you missed in the video and I messed up my board a little in doing so but nothing is wrong with the phone as of right now it powers on has sound, screen is fully functioning and the s pen is even synced. phone is back to 100% basically, other than one little spot on the board. I used gorilla glue clear grip waterproof adhesive. worked great dried in minutes. still left for an hour to dry. and cleaned up the adhesive and put it back in my case.. was pretty detailed video, just missed a step or two and a couple screws. KEEP UO THE GOOD WORK!!
Thanks for this video it was very helpful. Those screws kicked my butt, had two strip on me, everything else went smoothly, I didn't reuse the s pen strip because it actually cracked when I removed it but my s pen synced fine anyways. I added a few drops of isopropyl to help remove the battery.
cheers buddy thanks to you i did my owm note 20 uykltra only to find theres not signal antennas, wtf i got ripped off now i have to buy the antennas myself and install them
great video how to know if the screen replacement is authentic or fake?? I'm getting my phone fixed tomorrow and don't know how to tell the difference thank you
There’s no fakes out there. The only thing is it could be refurbished, but that’s just the glass. Either way the parts are very expensive. So if they’re under $300 for the repair it’s somehow aftermarket or a Samsung Repair center.
I know in the past on other phones I could buy just the glass or glass with a digitizer. How do I know what screen I need? I found a replacement kit on Amazon for $40 and wanted to be safe
You're not doing just digitizer(glass) on these like an old s3 lol you can with proper machines but at that point you might as well buy a new phone if you're not doing these every day. Trust me I wish it were like the old days
You went strait from taking the battery out and the immediately to putting it back in. You also said you used the old screen? At what point did you actually change the screen or start with everything removed? The whole point was to know how to REPLACE the screen?
Wow! That's possibly the biggest douchebag response I've seen on an instructional video. Kudos. Way to be a dick. Then you liked the legitimate response. Classy. @@RealWorldReview
Random addition of adhesive tape with no obvious placement camera footage of your hands for half a second, what purpose of the tape if you use so much glue
I had the same question? He never showed a new screen. It was like he took out parts and turned around to put it back together. There were still parts connected he never removed? I thought he already removed the glass until I saw the rear cameras. Something isn't right?
Is there would be any changes after changing the screen? I mean is the phone works perfectly like nothing happened? :) thanks my english is not good enough!!!
Hello there Where I can buy some parts for note29 ultra 5G phone. My brother drop his phone cracked the both sides get PISS off took it on his phone mad at me. So could you tell me where I can find fornt cover & back cover too I'm calling from Houston TX My name is Michael
Suggestion for getting the screws out. I've tried the standard size screwdriver as well as others. As well as some of the basics; rubber band and glue trick but they just won't budge, they aren't stripped either. 5/18 came out easy and the rest are loctited in pretty good.
I almost got every screw out until my bit started to bend and I ended up having to ordering a nicer set of bits when I got to the last 2 screws, crossing my fingers lol
Hello sir, is this snapdragon version? The Samsung service center in my country refused to fix mine because they only sell the exynos version and they say its incompatible with snapdragon version. Is this true?
How would you source / find out screens that are perfectly 1-1 to the original screen from the manufacturer? Because im scared to purchase poor quality screens from online.
@@RealWorldReview I noticed the replacements you linked are "currently unavailable". Do you have one from another site you can recommend, or are most generally safe?
I have a new Note 20 Ultra 5G that is in perfect condition but network locked. I have another Note 20 Ultra 5G that has a cracked front screen that is active and unlocked. Is the IMEI on the logic board only? Can I take the logic board out of the locked one and put the one from the cracked screen one and leave all other parts in the locked one and will that switch it so I will have a working phone with the unlocked IMEI in the new unbroken case?
So basically you're replacing the whole shell of the phone, not just the front screen. The replacement screen that I got doesn't come with a new shell.
I bought note 20 ultra few months back , but now ai have noticed 5 tiny reddish black dots on the right marginal side of my display screen, making the right end margin a bit uneven. Whats this and how can i fix it . Plz help me. Thanks
Yes, leaving the owner with the option of replacing it one's self or sending it out. At some point, and it won't be too long from now, it's no longer cost effective unless one has a real sentimental attachment to the phone. I just replaced the camera glass on my Note20 Ultra and that went well enough. Were I to destroy the screen on this phone I'd have to really think about replacing it myself but I would definitely use _this_ video as an instructive reference.
Thanks very interesting..my note 20 ultra 5g screen wentout 2 days ago(note20 black screen of death).my phone was only 3 months old and out of nowhere the LCD display was black..fortunately it was repaired the same day with a new screen under samsungs limited 1 year warranty..unfortunately,the phone was only 3 months old,how in the world does a $1,100 phones screen goes out only after 3 months?..
Has this happen to me a couple days ago with the same phone. Unfortunately, I'm past the 1 year limited warranty and my carrier's insurance won't cover manufacturer's defects.
It seems Samsung has fixed this (or not because they stopped selling the Note20 Ultra lol) but this should definitely be a class action lawsuit if Samsung doesn’t do a recall. This is definitely a defect on their side seeing that it’s become wide spread. Similar to what happened with the S7 Edge with the pink line, but later revisions fixed this issue.
For the price, they’re $15-$20 and good to just own. But I guess a hear dryer would work, but might not heat up the adhesive how you’d like . Just don’t use an oven lol
