A cracked Samsung Galaxy screen can be replaced from as little as £9.99 for a budget A-series part, up to around £85 for an S22 Ultra OLED — almost always far cheaper than a new phone. Most Galaxy screens are sold as a complete assembly with the frame, which makes fitting much easier than a bare panel. This guide gives real UK prices for the most popular Galaxy A and S models and helps you choose the right part.
Samsung Galaxy screen replacement cost by model (UK)
Prices below are for the replacement screen part. Fitting it yourself is free; a repair shop adds labour on top.
| Model | Replacement screen from | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Galaxy A23 4G | £9.99 | LCD with frame |
| Galaxy A04s | £12.99 | LCD with frame |
| Galaxy A13 5G | £16.25 | LCD with frame |
| Galaxy A12 | £16.60 | LCD with frame |
| Galaxy A03 | £18.69 | LCD with frame |
| Galaxy A23 5G | £18.95 | LCD with frame |
| Galaxy A15 4G | £18.98 | Display with frame |
| Galaxy A16 | £18.98 | Screen with frame |
| Galaxy A32 5G | £20.09 | Digitiser with frame |
| Galaxy A06 5G | £20.59 | LCD with frame |
| Galaxy A15 5G | £49.49 | LCD with frame |
| Galaxy S22 Plus | £79.98 | OLED with frame |
| Galaxy S22 Ultra | £79.98 | OLED with frame |
Check the live product page for current stock and price before ordering.
Why most Galaxy A screens come “with frame”
On budget and mid-range Galaxy A models, the replacement screen is usually supplied already mounted in its metal frame. That’s good news for repairs: you don’t have to transfer the old frame or heat-separate the panel, which is the trickiest part of a screen swap. You simply move your internals across into the new framed assembly, making it one of the more DIY-friendly repairs.
Does replacing the screen affect the fingerprint sensor?
Direct answer: on most budget Galaxy A models the fingerprint sensor is side-mounted in the power button, not under the display — so a screen replacement doesn’t disturb fingerprint unlock at all. That makes them simpler to repair than flagships with an under-display sensor. Higher-end models (such as the S22 Ultra) do use an under-display sensor, so check your specific model.
Should you repair the screen or replace the phone?
For a Galaxy A phone, a screen part under £20 against a working handset makes repair the obvious choice when the screen is the only fault. For flagships like the S22 Ultra, an £80 OLED still costs a fraction of a replacement phone. Only weigh up upgrading if the device also has battery, charging or water-damage issues.
Model guides
- Galaxy A16 screen replacement
- Galaxy A15 (4G & 5G) screen replacement
- Galaxy A13 & A12 screen replacement
- Galaxy A23 (4G & 5G) screen replacement
- Galaxy S22 Ultra screen replacement
Repairing a Google phone instead? See our Pixel screen replacement guide.
Delivery & returns
- Same working-day dispatch on orders placed before 4:00pm, Monday to Friday.
- 30-day returns if an item arrives faulty.
- UK-based customer service, 10:00am to 6:00pm.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a Samsung Galaxy screen replacement in the UK?
Budget Galaxy A screens start from £9.99 as a part; mid-range models are around £16–£50, and flagship S22 Ultra OLEDs are about £80. Fitting is extra if a shop does it.
Do Samsung Galaxy screens come with the frame?
Most Galaxy A screens are supplied as a full assembly with the frame, which makes fitting easier because you don’t need to separate and transfer the old panel.
Will a screen replacement break my fingerprint sensor?
On most budget Galaxy A models the fingerprint sensor is side-mounted in the power button, so a screen swap doesn’t affect it. Flagships with under-display sensors are the exception.
Is it worth replacing a Samsung Galaxy screen?
Yes, when the screen is the only fault — the part costs a fraction of a new phone. Reconsider only if the device also has battery, charging or water damage.