Recently, Samsung unveiled the latest iteration of its popular Galaxy series, the Galaxy S25 FE. This new model boasts several upgrades, including a full Exynos 2400 chipset, a larger vapor chamber, and a 4,900mAh battery with faster 45W charging capabilities.
A teardown video by PBKreviews provides an in-depth look at the internal components of the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE and compares them to its predecessor, the S24 FE.
Comparing photos from the teardown of the S25 FE and S24 FE, it is evident that Samsung has made significant improvements to the interior of the device. These enhancements have resulted in a higher repairability score of 9/10 for the S25 FE, compared to the 8.5/10 score of the S24 FE.
One notable area of improvement is the ease of replacing miscellaneous parts such as the charger port and other smaller components. This increased repairability is a welcome change for users who may need to repair or replace certain parts of their device in the future.
Overall, the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE shows promise in terms of repairability and performance, with early impressions being positive. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to put the S25 FE through rigorous testing in our office.
Samsung Galaxy S25 FE 5G
| 128GB 8GB RAM |
$ 649.99
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€ 749.00
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| 256GB 8GB RAM |
$ 649.99
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€ 749.00
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