Samsung launched the Galaxy F56 in May, and today the device is starring in a disassocative video. So if you always want to take a look at its inner parts, this is definitely for you. It doesn’t often happen that we have seen a video teardown of mid-rangers, so this should be interesting.
As always, we insert the phone in the back, removing the glass cover. Then it is a matter of screwing a lot of screws. The frame is plastic, the ports have a rubber gasket around it, and the battery comes from removing a lot of adhesives.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C1N6K-2U6s
Finally, the F56 got a very good repairability score of 9 out of 10, where the 10 most repaired and 0 would be at least. It got top marks for the availability of parts, how easy it is to replace the battery, and how easy it is to replace the charging port and other parts. It got 1.5 in just 2 of the two categories: the organization and time required for repairs, and how easy it is to change the screen.
If the interior was better organized and the screen was easy to change, the F56 would have achieved a perfect score, which we really didn’t see so much.
