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The Galaxy S9 features a 5.8-inch Quad HD+ Super AMOLED curved display. A screen replacement restores touch sensitivity, display clarity, and curved-edge performance using a new OLED assembly.
If only the outer glass is broken and the display is intact, a glass-only repair is cheaper. But if the display has black spots, lines, or touch issues, a full AMOLED screen replacement is necessary.
Genuine Samsung AMOLED screens offer vibrant color, accurate touch, and curved edge compatibility. Aftermarket LCDs are cheaper but result in poor quality, brightness, and responsiveness.
At authorized Samsung repair centers, Galaxy S9 screen replacement typically costs $200–$250 USD, including waterproof sealing and warranty protection.
In Nairobi, Galaxy S9 screen replacements cost around KSh 10,000–14,500, depending on whether OEM or aftermarket parts are used. Most local shops complete the repair in under an hour.
DIY kits with tools, adhesive, and the AMOLED screen are available online for $110–$150 USD. Users should be cautious with the curved display, as it's delicate and hard to remove without damage.
A professional technician can complete an S9 screen replacement in 45 minutes to 2 hours, including reassembly and adhesive curing time.
With OEM parts, touch response, swipe gestures, and edge panel features are fully restored. Fingerprint and face unlock features remain unaffected if done properly.
The Galaxy S9 is IP68 certified, but water resistance is lost if the screen is replaced without proper sealing adhesives and pressurization equipment.
Samsung authorized repairs usually include a 90-day to 1-year warranty. Third-party shops may offer 3–6 months of warranty, depending on part quality and service standards.
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