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Galaxy S20 Ultra teardown reveals why that camera bump is so big

Galaxy S20 Ultra teardown reveals why that camera bump is so big

Posted on March 5, 2020 By Jarvis

DIY tech repair website iFixIt has got hold of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, and torn it to pieces in an effort to see exactly how hard it is to repair.

The answer to that question is ‘hard, but not much harder than past Galaxy handsets.’ But what’s more interesting is just how Samsung has managed to fit so many goodies into a handset that promises not only the latest chipset, but a 5000mAh battery and a triple-camera array.
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