iFixit has published its teardown of the Galaxy S9 Plus and gives the device a repairability score of 4 out of 10, which is the same score offered by the Galaxy Note 8.
JerryRigEverything has published a teardown video of the Nokia 8, showing that it's possible to perform repairs on the device, but things can be a bit tricky.
iFixIt has posted a teardown of the Pixel 2 XL. This gives us a nice look at its construction, how easy it'll be to repair, and some details that we may not have known previously about what's under the hood.
JerryRigEverything has published a new teardown video of the LG V30, showing off how well the camera performs, then showing what the pieces of the device look like.
If you wanted to see inside the Xiaomi Mi Note 3 for some reason, now you can. The phone's first teardown is online so that we can see under its 5.5-inch 1080p screen and into its innards.
JerryRigEverything has published a new durability test on the Sony Xperia XZ Premium and shows that this device offers the most durability found on a Sony device.
As people started to receive their Echo Show pre-orders, iFixit has already started tearing the device down. They gave it a repairability score of 4 out of 10 and cited the following reasons. . .
Final Thoughts
- The Echo show only uses standard T5 and T6 Torx screws.
- While they may not...
My Fix Guide just published their teardown of the OnePlus 5 and with it we learn that the device has a solid build. We even learn that OnePlus has started using some techniques that other companies such as Apple and Samsung use for device corners.
MyFixGuide provided a teardown of the Honor 9 which reveals a rubber seal found around the USB Type-C charging port, despite the device not being listed as waterproof.
When it was revealed that the U11 from HTC would have a squeeze feature, many wondered how HTC was pulling that off. A recent teardown of the device shows the pressure sensor used with its 4 'joints' that it's comprised of.
The Huawei P10 has received a lot of attention lately thanks to the differences in the speed of its hardware. For those looking to open up their smartphones, there's now a step by step teardown of the P10 from Huawei.
iFixIt has posted their teardown of the Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus. They've also figured out how difficult it may be to repair the phone.
Due to Samsung's unique Infinity Display that features a dual curve and almost zero bezel, the company finds that it may be almost impossible to repair...
The website My Fix Guide has just published their teardown of the P10 from Huawei. The teardown shows that Huawei went out of their way to make it relatively repairable thanks to using as few individual components as possible.
The YouTube channel What's Inside just uploaded a physical teardown of the Galaxy S8 to show you what type of components are inside it. The first half seems very typical of a teardown, but then they take a dremel tool to it that ends up making the battery expand.
JerryRigEverything just did a teardown of the HTC U Ultra for anyone who needs to replace certain components in the future. During the teardown, we can also see that there was plenty of room for things like a 3.5mm port, and that HTC cut them simply to save money.
Someone has uploaded an entire teardown video of the HTC U Ultra so that we can get a look at what it takes to repair this device. With the back being made of glass, this does require a hot blow dryer or a heat gun and a pry tool.
FoneArena has published a full teardown video of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 which reveals all the ins and outs of the device, while also showing how easy it can be repaired.
iFixit has published its teardown of Google Home and shows that the device's hardware comes from the 2015 Chromecast. The company also gives it a 8 of 10 in terms of repairability.
iFixIt has released their teardown of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7. The teardown serves to show us what's beneath the hood of the phone, as well as how easy it may be to repair. iFixIt scored the device 4/10, where 10 is the easiest to repair.
iFixIt's latest teardown is here. They took a journey inside the Pixel C to see how easy it is to repair. According to them, it isn't, as Google used some very strong adhesive to keep many parts in place, and this adhesive even holds the display in place which must be removed to access other...
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