BakewellBack Rear Camera Glass Lens Cover Replacement for Samsung Galaxy S7 S7 Edge(2Pcs)

Replaced lens on Samsung Galaxy 7 phone that had cracked all over. Following directions I turned off the phone, heated up the existing lens on the phone and used the tweezers to removed the cracked lens/glue. I then turned on the phone and verified the camera cleanly worked. I then used the tweezers to install the new lens. And then used the cleaning cloth to clean the lens. Everything worked fine. Was an easy process to do and only took about 15 minutes. Didn't need the rest of the kit but will keep in case I have further problems with the lens. Plus it gives me other tools that I can use for working with mobile devices, laptops, tablets, etc.

Drop my phone and broke the camera glass. This kit was super easy to use. Good instructions. All the tools you'll need. Worked perfectly. Adhesive is really good. Seriously no issues.

The lens cover is 12mm across. I needed 9mm x 27mm. A sharpening stone helped hone the lens to 9mm, a cotton swab dipped in alcohol helped clean the dust from the adhesive surface before applying it over the camera lens. It didn't adhere well at first, but it covers the lens and has survived a week of use and abuse so far! A good fix for an old, off-brand phone camera, and the tools for DIY phone repair are a nice bonus.

Product was received quickly and in great condition. Easy to install

I purchased this kit because of cost and the fact that I had tried another kit that did not work for me. THIS KIT IS AWESOME!It comes with a whole tool kit. Not sure why, but it does. It has 2 lenses, which is nice for future repairs or if you blow it the first time.The instructions get lost in translation, but it's fairly simple. Here's how I did it:Turn the phone offHair dryer to heat the adhesive from old lens. Use the supplied tweezers to pull it off. If it's coming off in pieces, be careful not to get it in the lens hole. I turned mine upside down. Just watch your eyes! It's glass!I used canned air to GENTLY blow it off around the holeNOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE SURE YOUR CAMERA WILL FOCUS!Take off the BLUE plastic with the tweezers. This is the adhesive side that goes down. I also took off the CLEAR plastic as it made it easier to judge the edges before placing it on the phoneUse the tweezers to apply the lens to the phoneDO NOT APPLY PRESSURE TO THE LENS! LIGHT PRESSURE IS ALL IT NEEDS FOR ADHESION. If you apply too much pressure you may crack the lens or push it too far down and it may contact the actual lens of the camera and if this is the case, the camera will not focus!Put your things away and be more careful next time!

I used a blow dryer to remove the old glass and adhesive. It took some time but I wanted to make sure that I didn't scratch anything and removed all the glass. It took me about twenty to twenty five minutes. If you do use a blow dryer. Make sure to use it on medium to low settings. And take your time remove the glass.

the pictures are blurry almost as bad as before i changed itnot

Liked the fact that it was a whole kit. Instructions aren't the best. However, between a YouTube video by JerryRigEverything and the instructions included with the review on Amazon by Jacknard I was able to replace the lens with no problems. Taking great pictures again. Yay!!