$230 Galaxy Z Flip 3 Restoration

[@MvsG18]

I learnt to repair my iphones through your videos and I'm simply amazed on how great of a worker you are Hugh, you're simply amazing and I can't imagine myself taking on that venture even if i had the money and the tools, but you inspire me to keep practicing!

[@MartyKay]

That's how we imagine how every repair should look. Sadly, it's not the case...

[@catfraud]

hahahaha no

[@rexyoshimoto4278]

@@MartyKay Haw, haw! Sometimes it's like that.🙂

[@RicoGalassi]

Time and time again, I am stunned just how unrepairable modern devices are. It's pretty sickening actually, but nonetheless, great fix!!

[@thetechfromheaven]

But he actually repaired it tho. You might mean they are more fragile and built with planned obsolesence, because Samsungs are very easy to repair, they were the first ones who started offering original replacement parts, and almost all their devices use the same type of screw unlike Apple who used like 10 diferent types and makes repairs a pain.

[@RicoGalassi]

@@thetechfromheaven what I meant is repairs are not user friendly. They require tools and in some cases like this one, they require entirely new chassis that cost a few hundred dollars. 👍🏼

[@thetechfromheaven]

@@RicoGalassi yup, repairs will always scare away the average user. But if you have $1000 burning in a hole, it's a very good idea to invest in repair tools.

[@Kalvinjj]

@@RicoGalassi That glue hell makes me sad every time I see it. Not Hugh's job with the glue, no the mere need for it. My Z5 Compact too is fully glued shut and I really hate this crappy trend. I came to the video wondering how in heck you separate the screen and reattach it properly, and then he just goes "Nope, DON'T". And... yes, fully understand why.

[@chachaboy2]

@@thetechfromheaven If you have a thousand dollars to burn though, you'd be better off just buying a new phone. Unless you're a repair shop, spending a thousand dollars isn't exactly worth it for a 230 dollar phone.

[@MrREDSTAR20]

This proves that company’s can repair folding phones but choose not to. Love the videos Hugh

[@MrREDSTAR20]

I wonder can you scrape off the paint of the phone to make a clear version it looks awesome on the inside

[@TheCoolDave]

This a factor because of cost. Think of a repair shop. This display cost $350, the shop has to mark it up for a profit, so lets say $50, so now the screen costs $400, then their is labor costs. This is not just heat removing a display and replacing (iPhone and most Android devices), your completely disassembling the phone. This could cost $150+ in labor, so now a $1500 phone is going to cost $550-650 to repair. Most people would just buy a new phone.... When display prices come down so a shop could replace it for $300-$400 it might be an option for them to repair...

[@bosenngantor9160]

@@TheCoolDave the thing is...sparepart price tends to stay the same almost forever, the price of secondhand/ preloved smartphone would simply be 1/2 or 1/3 of the display sparepart itself after 2-3 years after its released

[@Windows98R]

Companies don’t really care for IF they can, it’s a matter of SHOULD they. If I was running a business I’d rather take the decision that consumes less time and money for the same general outcome. And a replacement is more viable as a option. Labor (people) aren’t cheap, they are in fact often the most expensive part of a company expense.

[@TheCoolDave]

@@Windows98R Nah, the first fold phones that came out were canceled because of even the display models cracked very quickly. They were very poor design, and they redid it and with a few revisions they felt it was good. Still the tech is not even close to being ready for everyone. I know people who have had problems with them after a few months and by then the warranty was up. I feel the tech is not ready for the consumer pocket but, to each their own... It's devices like this that keep repair places open and making a profit...

[@TheSpotify95]

Nice repair and restoration, and I'm glad to hear it worked out OK for you! Having said that, due to the fragile nature of these phones, I wouldn't be getting one anytime soon. If I want a phone with two screens, I'll get a proper dual screen phone, like the LG G8X.

[@f1ndGeo.]

rip lg

[@mehshutup3041]

Too bad LG is dead

[@RexDC]

The phones are good tho, you just need to be less careless.

[@rezer1st]

These are not that fragile. I bought one for my mom. 6 months and several drops later and still no issues. Plus samsung has a policy for the first year. If the display is cracked for any reason, they only charge you ~100dollars for the repair.

[@MissFoxification]

The constant failures and short lifespan of these screens keeps me away from them as well.

[@TechOut]

Seller be like "was in great condition then all the sudden i dropped it and it wasn't" lmao

[@simonro9168]

I'm assuming that was meant to describe the general condition of the case, etc. apart from the damage caused by the drop.

[@TechOut]

@@simonro9168 I know it was a joke

[@FrownyMascot]

4:06 alcohol and guitar picks are also good for prying free emotions too 😂

[@CrissNSA]

You're an absolute boss, sir. Came across your channel few weeks ago and I choose to stay. Much love to you ✌️

[@HughJeffreys]

Thanks and welcome

[@myboah4764]

Noice

[@cesariojpn]

Oh no, did Mr. Mobile break his flip phone again?

[@jggard1372]

Great repair. I ditched my z3 flip that i bought in October 21 for the s22 ultra in March 22 due to the screen cracking on the hinge. Tbh it is the best phone i ever had, but is a shame about the screen cracking after being meticulously looked after!

[@xbrandon2252]

Same dude but I’m returning mine after a couple days because of how fragile it is, and summers coming up and this phone is not good for summer, especially going to the lake or beach

[@angryviper1]

My z flip 3 also broke so i got the s23 plus

[@newchangeunlisted_viewer5594]

Same here except I got a s23 ultra So disappointed samsung released the flip 3 as such a fragile device

[@DeanVarney]

I work on Samsung phones on a daily basis, mostly OEM repairs. And my least favorite part of working on them is dealing with adhesive. It really is an art to get it just right. I am lucky that I have access to Samsung's adhesive so I don't have to use the liquid stuff but still it is very annoying!

[@joycekaps]

please tellme wer to get lvd

[@hummerfan100]

i personally dont get why people dont just get the pre cut adhesives. It costs maybe 2,50 more but spares you time and more importantly: the next person opening the phone won't suffer

[@voteDC]

As someone who just a month ago bought a Flip 3 this video is really interesting. The phone looks surprisingly easy, if somewhat expensive, to repair and a battery replacement looks doable.

[@BaconFaceMcGee]

As usual, you are stunning! I’ll grateful you care enough to fix these contraptions!

[@Matthewv1998]

i own a flip 3, and so far its been about as durable as any other phone ive owned personally. its been dropped closed and open. only issue ive had is that the screen protectors just, keep unsticking. but besides that, its been a great phone, and i love its folding aspect

[@LamoidZombieDog]

and then the useless display ratio

[@Matthewv1998]

@@LamoidZombieDog its not useless. yeah its not 16:9, but anything i watch doesnt get obstructed by my thumbs, cinematic movies have hardly any cutoff. any photos i take are fine. ive had 0 issues with any of the apps i use. plus i much prefer how narrow this phone is vs my iphone 11 i had before

[@LamoidZombieDog]

@@Matthewv1998 it is, the ratios are both dumb and useless. If the outside was a normal note ratio the inside would be like a mini tab s8, and it could be a good device. I have a food 3 512gb, it collects dust on my shelf.

[@Matthewv1998]

@@LamoidZombieDog skinnier phones arent a crime. i can use this phone with one hand. i cant do that on my old iphone. or the S series when i've handled them. not everything needs to be a giant, wide fablet. i think its perfect honestly. i love this phone.

[@LamoidZombieDog]

@@Matthewv1998 iPhone is uncomfortable and to wide in general. I one handed a note 20 ultra since launch and just downgraded to this shit22notultra. And my hands aren't big.

[@Purple431]

It's amazing how complex the internals are!

[@PeterdaPanda]

I’ve had one of those in the same color. Promptly sold it to a friend after a few weeks (it had complimentary Care+), especially after reports of the screen spontaneously cracking at the crease and getting scruffs at the hinge from normal use. Repairing the screen is expensive if you didn’t get Care+. If you pre-ordered one, you’re one of the lucky ones that get complementary Care+ protection for 1 year and a 25W charger. Right now, they’re selling even slightly used ones for less than half of the retail price because of the cost of repair (especially if you don't have Care+).

[@recitationtohear]

Finally it's here *YES* *kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJ-biJesoNKHfdU*

[@lescoe]

Why would you pawn garbage off on a friend like that? Kind of a 🍆 move.

[@potatorigs2155]

so you promptly sold a phone known to fail to a friend noice !

[@PeterdaPanda]

@@potatorigs2155 It had complimentary Care+ so they can have it repaired for free within the period, and they wanted a folding phone anyway. I don’t want the hassle of bringing it to Samsung for repairs in case of problems.

[@KKenth61]

same here 🙋🏼‍♂️

[@davefromseraph]

Hi Hugh. Massive thanks for making this video. The main camera died on my ZFlip3. I was able to fix it by replacing the motherboard thanks to you. I might be the only one out there who's had a fault with a flip but it wasn't the screen! At least the internals are easy to come by! Cheers.

[@mamuteddymad]

0:12 "Samsung's newest foldable phone" well that got dated quickly.. lol

[@NoName-ik2du]

I like the concept of folding smartphones a lot, but I wish they'd ditch the folding screen and make it two separate displays with a tiny line in between them (like dual monitors for a computer). Then have the software treat those two screens as one. Sure it's not as "cool", but it's a lot more practical, durable, and you get the same utility (plus probably at a _much_ cheaper price point). I've only seen one phone do it this way, and I don't recall it getting a lot of attention.

[@bosunhawk]

I used to repair a lot of phones for family and friends. While I loved owning a Z Fold 2, just like this phone, it requires so much TLC to keep it functioning. I'm moving back to a flat phone that doesn't feel like a brick in my pocket 👍

[@ReviewsforNerds]

Amazing work as always! Thank you for sharing. We now have the same phone!

[@80spodcastchannel]

nice work SAMSUNG.. you made usable E WASTE, that goes obsolescent in a years time

[@a4andrei]

Given how many units are available on eBay with a broken screen, I can say that foldables are far from ready for prime time. This one was damaged because it was dropped but others die on their own, from regular use. Doesn't Samsung offer a free screen replacement anymore?

[@viniciuscandido7133]

I have one for a year, dropped a few times without a case, fold a lot during a day and the screen is flawless. I think the whole thing about foldable is luck, sometimes you get an unbreakable device other times you don't.

[@Kalvinjj]

@@viniciuscandido7133 And also, that's a year. I get your point entirely, but like, let's put it into perspective that you're (rightfully so, to add insult to injury) happy it's lasted a year. Devices these days are disposable.

[@viniciuscandido7133]

@@Kalvinjj yeah that's true. But I've seen people with a cracked crease after like 2 months of buying the phone. And of course this isn't cover by warranty. I've also seen a lot of people on reddit who had their screens replaced and they noticed that the crease on the replaced screen is smaller, the hinge is stiffer (since you get a whole new housing when you get a screen replacement) and things like that. I really believe these foldables have bad batches, that's why although I love this phone, I don't recommend it to anyone.

[@EvilTurkeySlices]

Don’t think they ever will be primetime. They are unnecessarily complex and fragile. It was done just to show how much of a technical achievement it was.

[@michael_c2]

@@viniciuscandido7133 I mean no offense but that's a sample size of one.

[@Aragubas]

10:42 remember that nails is also part of the tools needed

[@satsumagt5284]

0:28 “Phone was in great condition until it was damaged” Oh yeah, it’s like saying “my Satsuma engine was working until I mis-shifted from 3rd to 2nd at 8000 RPM, causing the engine block to go googats, puncturing the oil pan, thus activating the self lubrication chassis system, and making piston 4 nowhere to be found”

[@Kalvinjj]

What, ain't 3 cylinders all the rage now on economy cars?

[@matthewl5434]

​@@Kalvinjj 3 cylinders running on a 4 cylinder engine is not a good thing

[@Kalvinjj]

@@matthewl5434 Naaah that's just a little over the top cylinder deactivation, it will ~limp~ run fine!

[@satsumagt5284]

@@Kalvinjj I can guarantee, the crankshaft is bent and the main bearings are googats

[@miguelojera2356]

The restoration is quite satisfying. I wouldn't spend my money on foldables just yet though. The durability still concerns me and I like to keep my phone for years until it no longer receives software and security updates.

[@Sapient_Pearwood]

Man, I was with you until I got to go hands-on with a Z Flip 4, I ended up upgrading from my Note 20 Ultra 5G to the Z Flip 4 on the spot and haven't regretted it a bit. I was really concerned with durability as well but it seems like they've worked a lot of the kinks out and from my experience thus.fsr it isn't really much different than having Amy other phone except I don't use the inner display in places that might damage it like anywhere that there are large amounts of particles in the air or stuff flying through the air. I've also been pleasantly surprised by the cover screen. I was concerned about it being too small/narrow for my fat fingers but surprisingly I make fewer spelling errors/mistypes with it than I did with my Note 20 Ultra 5G. It sits in my hand more comfortably than the Note as well, even when unfolded thanks to the way Samsung balanced both halves, and both screens look fantastic! If you have a phone store near you where you can play with one in person I eould highly encourage you to do so. I've been shocked by how different thr phone is in person compared to the idea I had in my head.

[@Altayus]

These kind of videos are like good breeze on hot summer day thanks

[@jozsefizsak]

Fascinating, and great job, as always.

[@kabelomoiloa2962]

Im surprised that you didn't use a water resistant adhesive since the phone is water resistant

[@Squilliam-Fancyson]

Also got a Flip3. Mine is now about 10 month old and shows deep scratches along the folding display part. It seems like the top layer plastic(display foil came off after 6 month of use) broke open. Rly sad because otherwise my Flip 3 proved to be pretty solid. Can't report a worn out hinge or any other signs of wear and tear. So i definitely consider to repair mine. Samsung typically gives you a new screen for 1/2 the typical repair cost(450€) if it breaks within the first year of purchase. 225€ still cheap compared to a whole display assemble

[@desyrachmawati1963]

Same with me, mine is shows scratches, and I dont know why it was happened. I just flip and put it on my pocket, and when I opened it, I was shocked looking the scratches along the screen. Is that human error or defect from the product?

[@BillyLew]

No matter how many times I watch your videos time after time, you have given me hope on how to repair any android phone. You are one amazing repairman.

[@greysel3407]

OMG, thankful was able to watch this. I’m actually thinking of upgrading to Flip4 (from iphone11) foldable phones are cute and so advanced, but hesitating since it’s only a 4th edition so I’m guessing the folding technology is not that sturdy yet. So this video def proved that foldable phones are still a risky purchase. I’m not rich so if I buy a $1000 phone I’ll be wanting a minimum of 3years with it.

[@Maxjohnproductions]

I recently got one for £100 with a fully working screen

[@TwinTowerTwo]

The first thing that gets me is how new this is and it already needs repairing, barely a year after it was launched.

[@ashfitzpatrick2317]

I wonder how they achieved such a break. mine has been dropped a few times, i even tripped over with it in my pocket and nothing. she is fine. just amazed.

[@i.t21b_alphonso_luis_vallejo]

Hugh what educational post on KZbin, heck the shadedy repairer would not touch it because of complexity of the internal

[@TechDove]

I absolutely love my Z Flip, Z fold 3 5G and my Razr 5G. Foldables have stolen my heart as a tech enthusiast and a tech reviewer.

[@EvilTurkeySlices]

I’ll keep away from them, so more for you.

[@Wacypro]

I love the folding but I feel like they need to mature a bit before I could own one. I drop my phone a lot lol

[@usernotfound-h2v]

@@Wacypro As long as their screens are plastic and not glass they will always be more fragile than a normal phone. My Z Flip 3 is still perfectly fine and i have it since launch day without a single scratch. There is also a display model in a phone shop near me and it’s also still fine and those phones also get more abuse from people. As long as you don’t drop them,they are going to be fine

[@Wacypro]

@@usernotfound-h2v yeah IK that they’ll never be as durable as a fixed screen. I’m mostly waiting until they get cheaper so I can afford to drop it lol

[@joethompson1]

his videos are the main reason i am watching youtube. edit: your videos are so satisfying

[@mvnd5652]

I've owned 3 z flip 3s now, my first two had factory faults resulting in green dead pixels on the screen. it's a shame they couldn't offer a repair, but on the bright side I got it covered by warranty both times

[@taulanthalimi6837]

Why go with the same phone again which dissapointed you not one but twice

[@Kalvinjj]

@@taulanthalimi6837 Read again, it got covered by warranty, but not repaired, rather replaced under warranty.

[@mvnd5652]

@@taulanthalimi6837 it was replaced by warranty, I didn't have an option. I would've taken a refund but that isn't something you can do

[@EvilTurkeySlices]

By the second phone I’d just ask for my money back instead. The third will break, probably after the warranty ends.

[@taulanthalimi6837]

@@Kalvinjj No need to be rude , i was asking politly why So what i missed a detail

[@KOSMOS1701A]

thanks for sharing what liquid adhesives you use to reattach back panels, i had been wondering for months.

[@kenmastersmaster]

Months? Any Google search would reveal it's b7000 in seconds

[@The_Phone_Bin_Diver]

I’m buying the 1st gen Z flip in the beautiful purple colorway for only $155 and actually fully functions I was in decent condition no crease or anything so I’m excited I have to be super careful though so it doesn’t start creasing

[@13gta]

Never fold it

[@j5ry]

Flocking the floppy video

[@fandroid6491]

@@j5ry what???

[@Teddy_Bo2734]

Wow bruh I checked out your store you ain’t Lying you got some grate Deals over there definitely going to buy one from you 🙂

[@Tom.Climbs]

Love the way samsung has also put their advert at the start of this video

[@NoBody-gf8ie]

Samsung didn’t do that KZbin did

[@RENZER418]

I love your channel so much

[@csiga79]

Well done! Great repair!

[@joshuatan3353]

Experts made it look so easy 😀

[@slicey80]

Honestly as a tech, my way forward for my fold 3 down the track will be diy, and considering currently in Australia, $750 gets you a replacement housing like this for the flip 3, it still beats buying a new $2500 phone

[@Plymouthmusicschool]

Great work, I wouldn’t have the patience for this

[@restorationmobile5333]

Amazing video bro❤️❤️

[@iakacer]

A similar happened to my flip3 and managed to get it fixed with warranty.

[@sebsmith5100]

Great repair, impressed with how much alcohol you’re able to drink and use it to your advantage.

[@Noir1234]

New ones already get sold for ~600€ here, there are also some deals with a Watch4 or phone contracts to get it even cheaper :D

[@Vikturus22]

I was quite surprised to hear only $350 for a new screen. Kinda seems worth it to fix and flip (haha pun!)

[@trevor245]

Pretty sure they only sell for like 500-600 usd working (atleast that's what they are going for on EU eBay sometimes even less) so you'd have to be able to buy them very cheap.

[@Vikturus22]

@@trevor245 true. But in Aus and NZ they are selling anywhere from $1600-$2200

[@trevor245]

@@Vikturus22 going on Australian ebay right now working ones seem to sell for around 600-850 AU.

[@celeste17238]

its honestly kind of crazy how much these cracked display ones go on sale for, pcs and laptops will usually stay a little higher due to all the hardware inside but the 230 dollar one you bought while having an incredibly destroyed screen seems like all the internals work just fine

[@stephensnell5707]

Do remember that Folding Smartphone Screens are made of fragile plastic NOT glass

[@funnytimes4281]

i enjoy watching e waste being reuse and saving the raw material . thanks

[@alisonsmith4436]

Thank you so much Hugh

[@Turnbull50]

Definitely repairable if you have the skills that you have.

[@junyaiwase]

so basically its not

[@junyaiwase]

this is worse than a fucking iphone

[@Joemamma664]

Props for saying z the right way 🥳🥳😁

[@jeremycush]

i have a fold 2 and its still perfect and has no scratches , my wife has the flip 3 and shes not a soft going person , but the screen is perfect after over 6 months heavy use. these folds seem to brake with people who want to destroy the phone in holland you can buy a new one for around €500 or 350 for a second hand one , so replacing the screen seems an expensive fix

[@TechDove]

Wow that's a killer deal! I know that folding display is EXPENSIVE to get a replacement of

[@pham3383]

Nah,wait until fold 5,im still rocking a note10+, a bar phone is still more durable,the note10+ sometime has better camera at night

[@TheCoolDave]

@@pham3383 Same here, still sporting a Note 10+, really nice phone, good battery life and plays any game I dump at it...

[@dragoscristescu4812]

It would be nice to buy a 10 Samsung Z Flip lot and repair them, like the lot you’ve shown in the video. You would save a lot of money buying and making some profit after selling them..

[@Kyle_v2]

The reason there was silicone around the front facing camera is to help keep dust out i think.

[@suedmatheus]

Esse procedimento de troca do display mantém a certificação IPX8?

[@gkg744]

Broo in Lebanon you can buy a fully functional one that still has warranty for 500 usd !

[@Floomfs]

3:11 Now I want someone to make a transparent case for this phone, it looks way cooler without the back

[@iZ3C0LD7]

Dbrand can give you that look/feel in either a skin form (Flip 3, 4) or a case (Flip 4 only): dbrand.com/shop/special-edition/teardown

[@brandon_nope]

My Flip is still working as it should after 9 months. The only thing that needed replacing was the included screen protector.

[@MsMarco6]

Recently got myself one of these in perfect "like new" condition for only £400 (I'm becoming obsessed with buying tech the moment the next gen model comes out, just got a 2021 legion 7 for £700 less than the 22 model despite only a 10% performance difference, imo it's the best way to find bargains). I absolutely love the phone, it's the perfect replacement for my old note 8 as I get that note sized screen but it can still fit in women's jeans pockets (crucial as I don't carry a handbag). my biggest worry tho is reparability, I know the screen protector on the front has a tendency to crack over time and replacing it is not an easy process (thankfully the person I bought from had Samsung replace the original before sending it to me but still it's a worry). I suppose I just have to accept that this is not the type of phone I can keep using for 3+ years like my previous ones, tbh if it makes it 2 I'll be doing well. still for the price I paid I don't really mind, top of the line specs and a cool factor that'll impress more than the latest iPhone is pretty good for only £400, hopefully by the time it breathes it's last I'll be able to get a flip 5 for a good price and fingers crossed it'll be out of the early adopters phase by then.

[@rexyoshimoto4278]

AH-HA! GREAT VIDEO!!! Thanks! I love your commentary, too. I own one of these little monster puzzles. I use to work at computer repair store. What an ugly, thankless job that was. I use to repair desktops, laptops and expensive media walkman cassette reorders. Talk about mechanical cr4p, you need to lay everything out in an orderly fashion. This is so repairing it's easier to do monkey see, monkey do repairs. You've got good fundamental practices. Give yourself a pat on the back!

[@satrioadi7044]

Thanks, after watching this video I now want a broken Z Flip 3.

[@joeblow5037]

Good stuff, Hugh 👌

[@lindaparker3610]

It is a beautiful phone ..great job Hugh

[@leebeeskee]

You literally use it like a normal phone except this one has a crease and costs more. Why would that be desirable?

[@aman979]

Superbe work! Thanks for sharing. In one of your A51 you mentioned that the fingerprint was an issue while swapping screens , is it the case with this one ? I need to change the screen on my Fold 3 so I was wondering. Thanks in advance for your kind help 😊 and keep up good work 👏

[@stevenwilson5737]

It's like a jigsaw? Nice work.

[@re-fix9678]

thank for video ❤️

[@jubiedtalukder8538]

Love your videos bro ty keep it up ❤️

[@et1965]

My Flip3 will need this soon as the screen is getting lots of micro cracks across it. There is no way I would attempt this on my own.

[@r4ncorr126]

watching this as my broken samsung z fliip 3 charges with dead pixels spreading each second i type. i wish i watched this video to do it since my dad tried getting the back off and he broke it. i miss my old phone 🥲

[@cloverlief]

It will be interesting to see how this tech progresses over the next few years or so. We have a few of the Fold3 and 1 Flip (silicon case to keep from making much thicker). So far we have been quite happy with them, but did get coverage for damage. So far so good, all 4 devices are still working great even under heavy use. It will be hard to go back of course as I have integrated it with home, gaming, and work.

[@reddbendd]

I was thinking of buying one of these to repair, I should probably just get a cheap iphone first though huh

[@zerocks88]

well done Huge

[@ChaosTwisted]

The worst part about the Flip 3 & Fold 3 is you are unable to purchase the North American version display assembly from any retailer even Samsung authorized resellers . The 5g antenna cut outs are different from the international version.

[@bairnonessie]

You don't seem to deal with many Galaxy Folds... Is that by choice or are they less inclined to be damaged?

[@maksymtrofimenko7325]

And you are good for the next 5 months!

[@stevesimonetti9669]

How long did it take you to do all of that not including the glue dry time? That was very complex

[@srb5776]

I looked but didn't see, has he ever done a surface duo? I busted my one screen I can't even find the glass. Hoping maybe he'd done it and would know where to get the glass. Thanks again for any leads or info.

[@djspuggy]

Have you ever repaired the inside screen on a galaxy fold 3? if so. do you have a video?

[@Tom_22]

Damn i remember watching your videos when i was 8 on our smart TV. And now for the First Time i'm early in One of your videos 😲

[@MrTimdtoolman1]

Impressive Wizardry Sir.

[@zerocks88]

yo dude, huge, where do you get that B7000 glue? is there a reputable place ??

[@reynellrubin5649]

how i wish i could hav one of those. Happy Holidays......☺👍🙏

[@ineedyoutostop]

A phone like the Z-Flip 3 is basically my dream phone, but I simply don't trust the tech yet. FAR too many times have I seen displays crack at random, and while I'm sure that's not likely, I'd rather not risk it until we've seen folding displays mature a bit more.

[@j5ry]

I watch your videos

[@usernotfound-h2v]

Mine is still like new and i have it since launch day. The warranty also covers the foldable screen if it dies without being your fault (in my country at least).

[@TheCoolDave]

Yea, if you drop a bar phone in a case, unless you have bad luck, your fairly good and a cracked display on any other Samsung, is like $100-150, and can be swapped out with a heat. Drop this and your down $1500. I don't trust the tech YET...

[@willfultrain6779]

I mean the idea behind this one and the fold where cool and all but it just doesn't seem very practical cost wise, I mean doesn't it actually keep dust debris out from the center fold like it's supposed to?

[@hanifalghifari21]

clean and tidy work!

[@mathewtolhopf6827]

I have a Question whereabouts did you purchase the replacement part from

[@garvbatra7]

Looks like the seller was an Indian or this phone is manufactured in India as the battery mentions BIS(Bureau of Indian Standards)

[@FattusCat]

My guess would be that the silicon adhesive on the front face cam is more shock absorbing material than glue.

[@matthewzepess5721]

I’m surprised the screen looked fairly genuine but didn’t come with a battery pre installed, didn’t think service packs ever came without the battery, unless you simply bought it off someone who took out the battery to sell elsewhere.

[@UncleRico371]

STILL WAITING ON THAT HUGH JEFFREYS MERCH DROP THOUGH 😁😁

[@savisthegreatest6325]

Hey I know it's most likely it's because Australia doesn't have a samsung repair station but that would have been covered by limited warranty kn the flip and fold 3s they're offering the replacement screen and battery for the first 2 years

[@rahimahmed9113]

I don't know why people complain that my flip phone broke it's because they don't take care of it properly and then they blame the phone

[@HyruleHomie]

Genuinely curious how this person treated their phone. I've had my Flip 3 for 10 months and the most I have is a small divot in my screen from be dropping something on it when it was open. Screen works fine, just a pixel small part of the glass is broken. These phones are pretty durable so it's a shame to see it in this condition...

[@kenmastersmaster]

What glass they are plastic displays

[@rosegold-beats]

Its not durable at all