Samsung Galaxy S8+ Screen Replacement
This price is for the SM-G955F and SM-G955FD. To find your model number, open Settings, scroll down and tap About phone. The model number is on that screen.
Three months warranty on the part and the work. Installed in under three working days.
- Samsung authorised service centre
- Original Samsung parts
- Listed on samsung.com as the Durban repair partner
- Serving Umhlanga and Durban since 2007
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The S8+ screen curves over both edges, which looks good but takes the hit first when the phone lands on its side. Once the glass is cracked, pressure or moisture can spread the damage into the AMOLED panel underneath, so it pays not to leave it.
We fit an original Samsung screen calibrated for the SM-G955F, so colour, brightness and edge touch behave the way they should. The part and the fitting are included in the price shown.
Signs you need this repair
- Cracked glass down the curved edge
- Screen stays black but the phone still rings
- Purple or green blotches spreading across the display
- Touch misses taps near the edges
Samsung Galaxy S8+ at a glance
| Display | 6.2 inch Super AMOLED, Quad HD+ |
| Battery | 3500mAh |
| Released | April 2017 |
Common questions
Is it worth replacing the screen on a phone this old?
That depends on the condition of the rest of the phone. If the battery holds up and the phone does what you need, a new screen can keep it going for a long time. Bring it in and we will give you an honest opinion before you commit.
My glass is cracked but the display still works. Do I need the full screen?
On the S8+ the glass and the AMOLED panel are bonded together as one part, so a cracked screen is replaced as a complete unit. That is also why the repair restores both the glass and the display quality in one go.
Will my photos and apps still be there after the repair?
Yes. A screen replacement does not touch your storage, so photos, apps and messages stay as they are. We still recommend keeping a backup as a general habit, because any phone with physical damage can develop further faults later.
Other repairs for this device
Working out what is wrong
Not every screen fault needs a new screen.