
10MP Telephoto Rear Camera Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra (Service Pack)
10MP Telephoto Rear Camera for Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, supplied as a Service Pack: an original manufacturer part, in Samsung repair packaging, with no repair or replacement carried out on it. The 10MP sensor restores the device's original telephoto function, for zoom true to the initial rendering. Manufacturer reference GH96-20557A, to be checked before ordering to make sure it matches the camera to be replaced.
Each part is tested before shipping, and the shop backs it with a 2-year warranty.
Blurry zoom, focus failing: is the telephoto camera to blame?
On the Galaxy S26 Ultra, the telephoto module handles optical zoom and getting closer to distant subjects. When zoomed photos come out blurry, autofocus won't stabilize, or the camera app shows an error when launching telephoto mode, this module is generally the cause, not the main sensor.
This camera delivers a resolution of 10MP in telephoto mode, the same one fitted at the factory on this device.
A Service Pack part, not a refurbished part
Reference GH96-20557A designates an original manufacturer part, supplied as a Service Pack: it comes new from Samsung's repair packaging, with no prior repair or replacement. No glass has been re-glued onto it, no element has been regenerated.
Checking this reference before ordering avoids any part mismatch: it's the one found on the disassembled original module, and the one the repairer looks for to confirm their order.
Compatible with which Galaxy S26 Ultra?
This telephoto camera is designed for the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, and for this model only. It fits in place of the original telephoto module, in the same location, with the same connector.
It's the exact device model, not a broad compatibility claim announced without data, that guarantees trouble-free installation.
Warranty and pre-shipment inspection
The part comes with a 2-year warranty. Each module is inspected before shipping to verify its operation: focus, stabilization, taking photos in telephoto mode.
An original defect remains covered; damage occurring from improper installation is not, as with any work on an optical module.







