A whole phone can be taken apart here: screens and screen components, batteries, back covers, cameras and camera glass, SIM trays, charging connectors, charging boards and flex cables, plus a section of its own for tools, adhesives and thermal pastes. Most parts state their origin — original, service pack, or used Grade A and Grade B — and that is what tells you what to expect from the part. Parts that look identical often differ from model to model, so it pays to search by the exact model code.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know which part fits my phone?
You need the exact model number, for example Samsung Galaxy S21 SM-G991B. You will find it under Settings > About phone, or on the box. If you are not sure, send us a photo of the phone or the broken part and we will help identify it.
What is the difference between original and aftermarket parts?
Original (OEM) parts come from the phone manufacturer or its partners, so compatibility is certain. Aftermarket parts are made by third parties: they cost less, but quality varies between makers.
Can I replace the screen myself?
Technically yes, but you need the right tools and patience. Done wrong, it is easy to tear a ribbon cable or break Face ID and the fingerprint reader. If this is your first time, start with a simpler model.
How do I know the battery needs replacing?
The usual signs: the phone no longer lasts half a day, it shuts down unexpectedly at 20–30% charge, or the battery has swollen so that the screen or back cover is bulging. A battery lasts roughly 2–3 years or 500 charge cycles.
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