Ubrokeifixit Galaxy S20 Ultra Back Rear Camera Glass Lens Cover Replacement with Pre-Cut Tape for Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 6.9" SM-G988(NOT for S20+ 6.7",NOT for S20 6.2") (S20 Ultra/2pcs)

Well I am very happy, not sure how I broke my lens? Complete mystery was in car made call no issues, 2 hours latter used phone still in car broken lens. Best of my knowledge having the phone on my belt in the otter box case the seat belt must of been putting pressure on it? Unfortunately the otter box cases do not protect these camera lenses. I have been a otter box user from many manufacturers years. First time a phone of mine got damaged while using it. Anyway replacing the lens is pretty straight fwd if you have any common sense! If not watch the you tube videos then take you phone to repair place! Seriously this is a easy 15 minute fix! The kit comes with everything, except the hair dryer! Turn your phone off, put it face down on something to protect it, remove it from any case. Slowly start heating the broken camera lens especially around the break as this is where you will start to peel/break away the old lens. NOTE! you will not get the broken lens off in 1 or 4 or 5 pieces its glass its already broken, just start working it with the included tweezers etc. While keeping the heat applied it took me about 5 to 7 minutes of high angled heat to soften the glue, once you get it soft the rest will come up. Use the included scrapper to ensure all remains are out if the area. BE CAREFUL NOT TO HIT THE ZOOM! OR YOU WILL HAVE BLURRY PICS! once you have it all removed and cleaned up. Turn your phone on check you camera ensure its clear and not blurry, DO NOT FOCUS OR ZOOM! If you have a clear screen on the camera turn phone back off. Use the cleaning pads and clean the area for the new lens. Look at the back of the pull tab to expose the adhesive side you will see which way to remove it so you do not touch the lens! Simply line it up and angle it down press gently around the edges of the lens, DO NOT PUSH HARD OR DIRECTLY ON THE CENTER OF THE LENS OR YOU WILL SCREW UP YOUR ZOOM HOME SETTING AND END UP WITH BLURRY PICS.Turn your phone back on and again check your camera clarity. Your base zoom should be clear. If not you screwed up! You will have to remove it and try again. The zoom on these cameras are very very delicate and can easily be knocked out of the home position. If you can not follow the steps correctly you will screw it up. It us not a issue with the replacement lens but a user issue. You might consider raking it to a professional for repair.

Worked perfectly on my s20+Was easy, though careful because it does loosen the glue for screen as well, so pull carefully.

I was able to fix the broken camera glass with this kit

Simple to install - once you get the old glass and all the OEM tape off. Once it was clean, it fit perfectly, just put the included tape down using the tweezers and align it correctly, then place the new cover down (again aligned correctly). It looks great and fits flush so it should protect the lenses well. There are a lot of scratches on the lens body that were there before I installed this - it's not an issue with the replacement cover. The best part is, there are two of them so you can mess one up :-).One thing I learned, make sure the lenses are clean and clear of debris before you put on the new cover. I didn't and my micro lens is blurry (other lenses are fine). This was entirely my fault not a reflection on this product.

This kit was perfect! Way better than spending the $150 i was quoted to get my phone repaired!It was super easy to do as well! Looks brand new!!!

Replacement wasn't to bad. Fixed my broken camera's glass panel like a professional.

Adhesive and lens protector are separate so you need to put the Adhesive on first then the lens protector. Real difficulty to do. I would buy a different product if I could do it again.

They adhere really well. Maybe too well? My lens cover is cracked and its distorting my photos and now I cant get it removed. Holy cow its on there for life. Its better that this cracked than my camera for sure but now I am investigating removal ideas.