Exactly! Wish these features would return.

Screw headphone jack but micro SD card is a must

They know that if they did add one slot for a SD card, the ultra would be perfect. And you wouldn't have to buy another phone ever. It's all about money. They want to keep selling the phones, that's it.

Courage

Screw Micro SD, headphone jack is where it's at.

But I'm liking it

Seriously underrated comment. If it doesn’t work as intended after replacing parts - then it isn’t really repaired

Yeah but after mrwhosetheboss posted the video about batteries on Samsung expanding idk it will matter because Samsung going boom boom again

@@iustin1658 watched that and personally not the biggest issue in the world because it only seems to affect stored devices that have dropped to 0% charge for a long period of time. As long as you keep the phone with a 50% charge while stored the lithium barrier won’t break down and inflate the battery.

@@CommanderCodey that’s not always going to be the case, it’s not a big problem, it’s massive, because that means they are just weaker and will cause problems

Lmfao so true ifixit is so bad at this

True!

3out10 Is not right at least 7 out 10 it Is deserved

@@fippo717 Compared to other flagship phones, I agree.

@@filip9587. . . .,?

​@@michaelpeah6628He was right and logical. Glue should never ever drop a score to a 3.

It would also help if they moved the music from midground to background.

dork

Nokia's been cookin' something up Or check out the iFixit video, Your Smartphone Doesn’t Have To Be Glued Shut!

@@acivilizedhuman Have to check out the Nokia, thanks for the info! :)

Useless

My Note 3 is on it's third battery, phone company's have realised that people keep phones to long and have built in a failure mode with batteries that cannot be easy renewed, treat customers like mugs.

The EU is planning with laws to force the manufacturers to do that, but still no ETA. The uni connector(TypeC) is finally set in stone with laws, so no escape or tricks for Apple this time.

iFixIt has a hard on for hating Samsung for some reason. Have been that way for a few years now.

Should have gotten at least an extra point for the software being completely open to component replacements, something that cant be said about some other brands

@@spacebound1969 Because Samsung stubbornly refuses to stop using super adhesive on a freaking battery for crying out loud. This guide depicts it being way easier to remove than they actually are. Not saying Crapple is any better for their countless shenanigans either.

And especially Apple probably does not know about that with their much more powerful A15 and basically no cooling whatsoever.

@@Raja995mh33 yea and then apples chips overheat after 30min of gaming and throttle to half of their performance. Good job apple!

@@propersod2390 android doesnt even go 5 minutes before throttling, and i wont have an iphone.

@@bradhaines3142 you sure about that? 😂

@@propersod2390 Do some research. I just looked at a review/benchmark between the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 in a S22 Ultra and Apple A15 Bionic in iPhone 13 Pro. One of the things they measured was thermal throttling by running one of 3D Marks benchmarks over and over and until they managed to get a similar score multiple times in a row. The S22 Ultra with the Snapdragon throttles MUCH faster and MUCH harder. The Iphone 13 Pro with the A15 Bionic dose throttle but not by a lot and once it hits its sustained performance it's nowhere near as big of a difference compared to it's performance for the first run through the 3D Mark benchmark

Yeah that's weird. This phone is very repairable. Other teardown videos show you can even swap parts between phones without getting errors like the iPhone. Everything still works and mostly all parts in the phone are modular and easy to access. Not sure what their angle is here.

they really didn't like the glue

@@bradhaines3142 😂

iFixit seems to have some very awkward relationship with Samsung. They scoring system isnt very reliable. They seem to constantly score Samsung stuff very low even if it is kinda repairable sometimes compared to other brands that got the same score. Lets not even mention that Samsung doesnt lock hardware to the motherboard or to the software like other brands. And still, they got only 3/10... oh well

Tactile*

It's great

Maybe popped the grille on the mic, but the mic should still work. Phone will not be liquid resistant going forward

needs less glue. better ways to put things together

@@bradhaines3142 Or no glue at all. There's absolutely no point when it's crammed in there tightly as it is.

Tecno boomer

no charger too

@@kingdelledroghe1957 It's not called "Techno boomer", it's called being able to repair or use things easily without either having to battle through an unremovable, sticky battery , or waste hundreds of dollars just to listen to your music privately.

No, modern phones have their seals at a right angle to the direction of the mic hole

Conduction?

Magic

they part that makes heat is at the top. the vapor chamber is attached to a piece that also conduct heat well. it would spread from the source

dont play fortnite, solved

@@bradhaines3142 wow 😐, tnx dude 👍

She's not repairing the phone, she's tearing it down. Do you get mad at JerryRigEverything for doing the same thing?

also makes it easier to hold

The Non+ is just trash, if you want to get a up to date flagship you have to go with the + or ultra

It's literally just like the S22 but a bit bigger... there's nothing special about that.

They should just ditch the Plus model imo. There's already the Ultra for the bigger screen.

What screen size do you have

@@ShowXTech love my 22 non +, it fits one handed and works great most of the time

because they're top notch quality

OLED screens are expensive. if you look at prices of Refurb Apple OLEDs vs Samsung Service Pack OLEDs, they're fairly close to each other. The Samsung service packs also have the entire metal frame with them which is why they're usually a bit more expensive. A screen repaired Samsung will end up looking brand new as where a screen repaired iPhone will usually end up having dings in the metal or even worse, a cracked back glass.

@@the_real_treezus i agree with that and understand it. I just hate the pricing, one display costs about the same as second hand working device of the same model. I hope this will change with time and get cheeper , then I’m sure more people will go for repair than just buying new device.

Samsung OLEDs looks best but are known to bite the dust faster than other makers who also use samsung oled panels. Samsung likes to push a lot of power burning the oleds faster.

@@Ezio470 this is really interesting observation, never crossed my mind. Respect!

They aren't coming back

They're trying to force people into subscriptions for cloud storage

@@lucasokeefe7935 I don't think there's nothing wrong with that I use a cloud service and you can also get a external hard drive or a USB drive

type c flash drive works great in phones. i can live without sd slot. definitely miss headphone jack and removable batteries though

@@jeffreyfricke2304 So you will need a $$$ mobile plan to go with that $$$ phone just to have acess to your data (provided you never travel somewhere without coverage) which you've entrusted to a corporation for safekeeping. Or you need to lug around yet another device just to make up for the stuff thats been taken out. It all makes good sense.

I definitely prefer the feedback for the haptic motor of the S22 Ultra over my Note 20 Ultra. I can still feel the vibrations in my pocket for calls and notifications no problem, but the real benefit, to me, is feedback throughout the OS. Everything just has the right amount of punch, especially typing.

This heat pipe is cancer for the battery!

Dude that's just hands down bullshit. iPhones - especially when it comes to screen and battery replacements - are a MILLION times easier repairable than Samsung phones. All you need for the iPhones are TWO screwdrivers and a suction cup. That's literally it. And you get the "proprietary" screwdrivers literally everywhere these days. People make this way too big of an problem. But a hefty glued in battery and screen? THAT is in fact a real issue.

Don't forget that Samsung in their flagships doesn't pair their parts to the logic board (either stopping the components from working or placing nagging messages about non-genuine parts) unlike the fruit phone.

@@peterthepanda Samsung actually has done that too.

How so?