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iFixit Galaxy S10 teardown has great news for folks who love a challenge

iFixit Galaxy S10 teardown has great news for folks who love a challenge

Posted on March 7, 2019 By Jarvis

In this era of super expensive flagship phones, questions of repairability are more relevant than ever. After all, if you’re going to shell out $900, $1000, or more on these phones, you want them to last as long as possible, which means you might need to make some repairs along the way. A couple of days before the Galaxy S10 is slated to begin shipping out, iFixit has disassembled both it and the Galaxy S10e to determine how repairable each device is. If you’ve been following iFixit’s teardowns of recent flagship devices, you probably already know where this is heading.
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