@@ersbit I think like that, because my old Note 8 Exynos that I used it for 7 years and never replaced the battery still last me full day with my middle-heavy used. But who knows they make battery replace easier so they can make it last shorter to sell batteries more 🤣
can I find a video where they disassemble the original S24 Ultra, there is a dummy everywhere. I can tell by the battery, it should be made in Vietnam, not made in China
It's somehow funny how many unnecessary steps you perform. Also, when you heating up the back glass a bit more, it comes off much easier. The same is the case with the battery if you heating up the display before pulling.
🤣 you are very funny indeed. Ok heat can be applied I did that on the S23 battery replacement here I wanted to do it as Samsung designed it to be removed that's all. Thanks for the suggestion. Yes applying more heat can work well but breaking the glass in the process won't be fun for me or the viewers who will come say you are unprofessional you broke the glass 😂.
Great video, tnx. This kind of battery placement makes the decision not to buy easier. I use to have the good old Samsung Note 3 with 4 spare batteries that I could change when needed. Now you have to throw a great phone away when the batterie dies.
Thank you 🙌🏽. Please watch all the way to the end at least ( it will help the video to get to more people) ....🤣 I was thinking it was a bot until your comment came. You are fast ⏩⏩
@ben11628 🤣 you forgot that Samsung just copied Pixel and will provide 7 years of Android updates on these devices. I think these devices would still be around at least for the next 10 years as the year to year improvement is very minimal and push people not to upgrade yearly or even every two years.
Saving this for when I need it in 6 years 🤪
🤣 Samsung is not this kind to give a phone with 6 years acceptable battery 😅 they need to sell them for 💵💵
@@ersbit very true. before i even buy the device, i watched your video, to see how easy it is. I might not buy it now.
Frr 🤣🤣🤣
Good Video! I will rewatch again in 5 years to replace mine.
🤣 I don't think Samsung has designed its batteries to be good for five years (they want to keep selling batteries sooner than later)
@@ersbit I think like that, because my old Note 8 Exynos that I used it for 7 years and never replaced the battery still last me full day with my middle-heavy used. But who knows they make battery replace easier so they can make it last shorter to sell batteries more 🤣
can I find a video where they disassemble the original S24 Ultra, there is a dummy everywhere. I can tell by the battery, it should be made in Vietnam, not made in China
Here's my Disassembly of the Galaxy S24 Ultra bought in the USA (original us version)
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra Teardown - Anything New Inside??
czcams.com/video/-jIp8IRcf1c/video.html
It's somehow funny how many unnecessary steps you perform. Also, when you heating up the back glass a bit more, it comes off much easier. The same is the case with the battery if you heating up the display before pulling.
🤣 you are very funny indeed. Ok heat can be applied I did that on the S23 battery replacement here I wanted to do it as Samsung designed it to be removed that's all. Thanks for the suggestion. Yes applying more heat can work well but breaking the glass in the process won't be fun for me or the viewers who will come say you are unprofessional you broke the glass 😂.
Great video, tnx. This kind of battery placement makes the decision not to buy easier. I use to have the good old Samsung Note 3 with 4 spare batteries that I could change when needed. Now you have to throw a great phone away when the batterie dies.
Hahaha that's the kind of innovation that they want to move forward with. Hopefully the EU force them to change the design 🤣
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Thank you 🙌🏽. Please watch all the way to the end at least ( it will help the video to get to more people)
....🤣 I was thinking it was a bot until your comment came. You are fast ⏩⏩
Shouldn't this video only be relevant in 1 or 2 years? lol
😂 why are you saying that? Is Samsung going Bankrupt soon?
@@ersbit Haha no, what I meant was that all the S24 mobile phones are new and people will start looking to replace their batteries in a few years...
@ben11628 🤣 you forgot that Samsung just copied Pixel and will provide 7 years of Android updates on these devices. I think these devices would still be around at least for the next 10 years as the year to year improvement is very minimal and push people not to upgrade yearly or even every two years.