The Samsung Galaxy S8 has a unique design when it comes to the screen (known as an infinity screen) – it has a continuous glass surface that spills over the sides, making it look great, but causing a bit of concern when it comes to the thought of accidentally cracking or breaking the screen. Unfortunately since these phones are very fragile, there is a fair amount of room for concern. Should such disaster befall you, we here at City Phones are the first to put our hands up and tell you that there is hope for your beloved S8.

We are here to ease your mind by showing you one example of our many Samsung Galaxy S8 screen repairs.

With this one, the LCD display was working but front glass was broken.

The tools we used to do this Samsung screen replacement were:

iSesame tool

Heat gun

Our fine-tuned technicians use both the heat gun and iSesame tool to gently remove the screen.

Spudger

These nifty tools are used to handle the cables that keep the phone screen in place.

Phillips screwdriver

Screwdrivers help us dislodge any screws we need to remove when repairing your Samsung Galaxy S8.

Magnet pad

Magnet pads are used keep any tiny screws and phone parts together while we are fixing the phone.

B7000 glue

This is the adhesive we use for sealing the phone once we are all done.

Voila! Your phone becomes as good as new.

To find out more about how we can help you with any Samsung, iPhone or other phone repairs of any kind, visit City Phones in Melbourne or book now on our website.