The launch of Samsung’s latest flagship smartphone series has brought with it new topics. One of them is the extra-protected structure that Samsung claims for phones, while the other is undoubtedly how successful the phone is at the point of repair. According to the tests that have emerged to date, Samsung’s Galaxy S22 series is not as solid as the South Korean company has mentioned. While the Galaxy S22 and other models were seen to be easily broken in drop tests, the result on repairability came from the iFixit team.
According to iFixit’s statement, the Galaxy S22 Ultra is not easy to repair. In fact, the iFixit team, who described it as a “nightmare”, found it very difficult to leave the safe. The inner surface, which is covered with a hard adhesive rather than screws, makes it very difficult to open the phone.
As a result, iFixit, which gave the Galaxy S22 Ultra 3 points out of 10, gave the Galaxy S21 4 points out of 10 last year. Looks like Samsung still needs to work on this issue. You can watch the video of the Galaxy S22 Ultra being disassembled right above.
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