Due to supply and demand, the resale value of a broken Samsung display is very high, which in turn bumps up the price of recycled displays.
Official Samsung screens are also available via recycling, having been taken from handsets and refurbished in factories in China. (See the images below for an example of a service pack). Official screens are available via Service Packs that are sold by Samsung to distributors, but stock of these is usually limited, especially for newer models. While “copy” screens for older Samsung phones (like the S4 and S5) are available from China, they aren’t very reliable and use LCD technology instead of AMOLED. In general, there are three options for replacement of Samsung screens:. Manufacturers of compatible third-party displays (mainly based in China) have not yet succeeded in making their own equivalent. The reason for this is that the manufacturing cost is high- most Samsung screens use AMOLED (active matrix organic LED) technology and are made by Samsung themselves. Samsung mobile phone screens are notoriously expensive, and often the cost of a replacement is nearly as much as a second-hand phone. 
We’ve written this article to explain why. Unfortunately, the bad news is that we can’t. On hearing this, many people understandably point out that it’s only the glass that’s damaged- not the AMOLED screen itself- and want to know whether we can replace that alone. Unfortunately- for reasons we’ll go into later- replacement AMOLED display units are very expensive, and this has to be reflected in the price we charge.
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We get a lot of people asking us for the cost of a screen repair for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge, Galaxy S7 Edge, Galaxy S8 or Galaxy S8 Plus phones.
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