Samsung Galaxy S25+ Parts

This collection covers replacement parts for the Samsung Galaxy S25+. The S25+ mostly lists SIM trays and flex cables, several of which are shared with the standard S25. At the moment the Galaxy S25+ range lists seven SIM card trays and two flex cables, all sourced from specialist suppliers for DIY repairers and repair shops. Some Galaxy S25+ listings are shared with neighbouring models, so read the model names in each title.

The quickest check on a Galaxy S25+ is the model number under Settings, then About phone; similar names from the same range carry different parts. Both DIY buyers and repair shops use this page when they need something for a Galaxy S25+. Orders with cleared payment before 4pm Monday to Friday are dispatched the same working day, and you can email support@etech61.com if you are unsure whether a Galaxy S25+ part fits.

Galaxy S25+ Replacement Parts: Frequently Asked Questions

Why do some Galaxy S25+ listings name other models too?

Some parts are common to several handsets, so one listing covers them all. That is useful for shops, but check that your exact model appears in the title and compare the connector before fitting.

How do I check the exact model of my Galaxy S25+?

Open Settings, then About phone and read the model number. Manufacturers often sell close cousins in the same range, so the number matters more than the marketing name. If the phone will not start, the retail box or an old invoice usually shows it.

Which Galaxy S25+ parts are listed at the moment?

The current range covers seven SIM card trays and two flex cables. Stock changes as new lines arrive, so if the part you need is not shown, email support@etech61.com with your model number and we will check whether it can be sourced.

What tools do I need to repair a Galaxy S25+?

A typical Galaxy S25+ repair calls for a set of precision screwdrivers, plastic opening picks and a heat source such as a heat gun or hot plate to soften adhesive. Disconnect power before touching internal connectors, keep screws sorted by location, and take photos as you go so nothing ends up in the wrong place.