Vivo has used a few different camera approaches across its range over the years — standard front cameras on many models, and pop-up or under-display selfie cameras on others — which means a technician working on a Vivo repair needs to actually know which mechanism your specific model uses before opening it up. Getting this wrong risks damaging a moving part that a generic approach wouldn't account for.
We service the full Vivo range with attention to whichever camera and display design your model actually uses, alongside standard screen, battery and charging port repairs.
Vivo's in-display fingerprint sensors, common across much of the range, also need to be specifically recalibrated after a screen replacement — something a technician unfamiliar with the brand might skip entirely, leaving you with a screen that looks fine but a fingerprint unlock that no longer works reliably.
Vivo repair pricing depends on your exact model, and pop-up camera mechanisms in particular can affect cost on models that use one. Share your model and issue on WhatsApp for an accurate, same-day quote.
Yes — we identify your model's exact camera mechanism before opening the phone and handle pop-up assemblies with the specific care they need.
Most Vivo screen replacements are completed same-day, subject to model and part availability.
On models where it's built into the display, we test and recalibrate the fingerprint sensor as part of the replacement before handing your phone back.
We service most of the Vivo range — message your exact model and issue and we'll confirm part availability before you commit.
Yes, we'd recommend it — unusual noise from a pop-up mechanism often signals early wear that's cheaper and easier to address before it fails completely.