YouTube expert PBKreviews has learned how repairable the flagship smartphone Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is. In other words, how easy it will be to fix if it fails. To do this, the specialist completely disassembled the device.
After removing the back panel, you have to unscrew the 17 screws to access the remaining internal parts of the device.
To replace the screen, you need to remove the back cover of the smartphone, then unscrew all the screws, disconnect the screen flex cable. Next, you need to warm up the front of the Galaxy S23 Ultra (i.e. the screen itself) and replace the screen with a new one.
Removing the battery from the S23 Ultra is quite simple. All this – thanks to a special “language”.
Overall, for sustainability the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra received 9 points out of 10. 1.5 points out of 2 for this device are just two points: component location and time spent on repairs; ease of replacement of other spare parts (in addition to the screen and battery).
In other versions on the same YouTube channel, the Samsung Galaxy M23 5G and M53 5G received 6 points out of 10, 6.5 points out of Galaxy A03 10, and Galaxy A73 5G 8 points out of 10.
Source: Ferra
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