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Posted by Frank Frive
 - March 07, 2022, 16:17:24
That teardown is a joke from the obnoxious person documenting it on the video to whoever was doing the job and breaking the glass. I have taken dozens of glass phones apart and NEVER broken a back glass. Poor planning and too much pressure from a newby who knows nothing will do that.
Second the front glass is replaceable by removing the back cover/glass, the wireless charging pad (peels off) the lower circuit board/speaker assm, and disconnecting the front glass connector. Turn it over and remove the front glass...reverse to assemble.
This company does this so they can add more to the price of repair and when their incompetent employees break a glass back; it is the phone's fault; not their fault.
Just do a search online for PBK reviews, they did one, they did not break a thing they also noted how to replace the front glass.
And to say a iPhone is easier? Really. Shows, they are biased, ignorant or just want to charge more.
Posted by Redaktion
 - March 06, 2022, 23:06:06
According to a teardown done by iFixit, Samsung's newest Galaxy S-series flagships are not repair-friendly. For instance, Samsung uses a lot of adhesive to hold down components. Unfortunately, the adhesive is strong and ends up making the repair process a lot difficult.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/The-Samsung-Galaxy-S22-and-the-S22-Ultra-get-a-mediocre-score-in-iFixit-s-teardown.606561.0.html