Galaxy Z Flip 7 Teardown: Assessing the Foldable's Weak Points
I recently watched a teardown of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 by JerryRigEverything, and it's pretty eye-opening. We always hear about the fancy features and sleek designs, but these teardowns show us what's really going on inside a phone. I think it's important to know about a phone's durability, even if it's just for peace of mind. After all, these devices aren't cheap, and we expect them to last.
The video highlighted some of the potential weak points in the design. Folding phones have always had a tricky balance to strike. On one hand, they need to be flexible enough to fold without breaking. On the other, they need to be sturdy enough to withstand daily wear and tear. I wonder how Samsung plans to address these concerns in future iterations of the Flip series? It’s something I will keep my eye on.
Specifically, the hinge and the foldable display itself seem to be the most vulnerable components. While Samsung has made improvements over the years, there's still room for enhancement. It's a challenge to protect the display from dust and debris. I have seen some people online complaining about this, and I can understand the frustration. If something gets under the screen, you will probably damage it.
Source: Android Central