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iFixit tears down the Samsung Galaxy Note FE to confirm if it actually has a new battery

iFixit tears down the Samsung Galaxy Note FE to confirm if it actually has a new battery

Posted on July 15, 2017January 26, 2019 By Jarvis

Well, after the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 debacle, it is no wonder that people are still a bit touchy about its refurbished version, the Samsung Galaxy Note FE or Fan Edition.

Samsung Galaxy FE teardown 1.jpg

The folks at iFixithave teared down the Galaxy Note FE to confirm if there actually is a new battery in there. The short answer is yes but read on for the slightly longer answer.

The slightly longer answer or the numbers involved is that the new battery in the Galaxy Note FE is actually smaller (12.32 Wh, 37.4 x 97.2 x ~5.0mm, 45.4g) compared to the Galaxy Note 7’s battery (13.48 Wh, 37.9 x 97.8 x 4.9mm, 47.7g).
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Phones Tags:4g, galaxy, Galaxy note, Galaxy Note 7, ifixit, Note 7, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy, Samsung Galaxy Note, Samsung Galaxy Note 7

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