A Samsung Galaxy S10 teardown by iFixit lays bare the secrets under the punch-hole display.
Pre-orders for the latest Samsung Galaxy S10 range end are coming to a close, and if you’re one of the many awaiting their new handsets, or planning on buying one soon, you’ll want to know how easy it is to repair the expensive Android smartphones if they break.
Teardown experts iFixit got their hands on the Samsung Galaxy S10, the bigger Galaxy S10 Plus and the more affordable Galaxy S10e, and gave all three the traditional treatment. While they used the Galaxy S10 and the S10e for the step-by-step photo teardown, the S10 Plus received a video disassembly.
Like most modern smartphones, iFixit found a lot of adhesive holding the parts of the Samsung flagships together, but once you get past the glue, the rest is quite modular.
