Galaxy Z Fold 3 teardown is as tedious as you might imagine

The Galaxy Z Fold 3 is probably one of the most complex smartphones on the market today. In addition to the flexible screen and the hinge that keeps it together, this year’s folding device also introduces the IPX8 waterproof rating and a display chamber (or below the panel panel). All these contribute to a device that needs to be packed firmly and safely, which, unfortunately, it also means that it will be a pain disappear and repair.

Samsung’s folding phones have always been more complex than normal phones. That was true even for the fold of Galaxy First-gene that did not have an advanced hinge or any rating of water resistance. With more features packed in the Galaxy Z Fold 3, there is less space for CRAM all the hardware that allows those functions, resulting in a more complicated disposal of screws and cables.

PBKREVIEWS took the first step to try to take the separated double z galaxy z while ensuring that it will still work when it is reassembled. Since the exit, it was already a tedious process, since it has to delete the screen from the outer cover first, something that is usually caused with normal and screen unique phones. And then, there are a lot of screws that make it even more tedious to knock down and replace the phone.

Fortunately, there are no surprises and hidden traps inside, and the components of the Galaxy Z fold 3 are more or less exactly as advertised. The rear does not enter the hinge or the main internal screen, which could completely destroy the phone.

PBKREVIEWS gives the Galaxy Z double 3 a rather low score of 2 out of 10 when it comes to repair ability, which is not surprising. The greatest durability of the folding device and the IPX8 rating, at least, could help you survive a little more, but accidents occur. Hopefully, your purchase will come with a case and some special guarantee for your peace of mind.