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Camera Sensor Replacement: Estimated Labour Charges and Prices in Nairobi Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The camera sensor — technically the image sensor or CMOS sen…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The front camera — positioned in the notch, punch-hole, or top bezel of the phone — handles selfie photography, video calls, and…
Camera Module Replacement: Estimated Labour Charges and Prices in Nairobi Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The camera module is the complete optical and electronic assembly …
Camera Lens Replacement: Estimated Labour Charges and Prices in Nairobi Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The camera lens — the glass or sapphire optical element coveri…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The vibration motor — also called the haptic motor — provides tactile feedback: the buzz for incoming calls, the pulse for notif…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The rear camera system is among the most technically complex and highest-value assemblies in a modern smartphone. Depending on the device, i…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi "Vibrator" is the term commonly used in the Nairobi repair market to refer to the phone's vibration motor — the same com…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi "Mic" is the commonly used shorthand for microphone in Nairobi's phone repair market and refers to the same component. Mic rep…
In phone repair terminology, "buzzer" typically refers to the loudspeaker or ringer assembly — the component that produces ringtones, notification sounds, and speakerphone audio. On so…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi Modern smartphones contain between two and four microphones, each serving a specific purpose: the primary microphone (usually at the bottom …
