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Galaxy S20 5G teardown is thankfully boring but has one big problem

Galaxy S20 5G teardown is thankfully boring but has one big problem

Posted on February 24, 2020 By Jarvis

After the Motorola Razr and then the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip hit the market, they were naturally subjected to the rough treatment that only durability tests and teardowns could give. Considering their novelty, it was also no surprise that both foldable phones weren’t exactly that easy to properly pry open. In contrast, the Galaxy S20 seems to be a walk in the park which bodes well for repairs. Except it actually isn’t for the one component that may matter the most.
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