How to Tear Down Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge In 5 Steps Within 10 Minutes

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We got a hold of Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge and tore it down for you. During the disassembly, we found that taking apart this phone is way harder than Samsung's Galaxy S6. Specially, tearing down the dual-curved display was the most difficult step, and we ended up breaking the screen. So we won't show you how to remove the LCD screen in this tutorial. We do recommend any replacement should be done by a qualified repair technician. Otherwise, here we show you how to tear Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge in 5 steps.

Tools needed:

A hair drier (A heat gun would be better, but only if you are experienced in using one.)

Case opening tool

A spudger

A PH00 Philips screwdriver

A pair of tweezers

Several poker cards

A suction cup 

1. Remove the battery door.

     1.1. Heat up the Galaxy S6 Edge's back cover.（Notice: the adhesive on the battery door is extremely strong. Be Very Careful! Apply heat for no longer than 1 min.)

   1.2.  Insert poker cards into the edge to remove the adhesive and widen the gap.（You will also need a case opening tool.）

2. Remove the rear housing.

     2.1. Take the SIM card tray out.

     2.2.  Undo the 13 screws in the rear housing.

    2.3 Separate the rear housing from the LCD Assembly with the help of a suction cup tool and a case opening tool.

   2.4  Remove the 3 case button flex ribbon cables. (Notice: the case buttons are all interchangeable.)

    2.5  Peel off the wireless charging coil. (Notice: the wireless charging coil is not compatible with S6.)

3.  Remove the motherboard.

     3.1 Remove the front facing camera.

   3.2 Pry up the 2 antennas from the main board.

   3.3 Disconnect the Galaxy S6 LCD screen and digitizer, battery, ear speaker, and home button flex cable connectors. Turn over the motherboard and disconnect the charging port flex cable connector.

  3.4 Remove the ear speaker assembly.（Notice: The ear speaker flex cable includes the ear speaker and proximity sensor, and it is folded in a special way. Pay attention to it for reassembly.）

  3.5 Remove the mic from the top of the logic board. (Notice: The Galaxy S6's mic is non-removable while the Galaxy S6 edge's mic is not.)

  3.6 Remove the rear facing camera.

4. Remove the charging port assembly.

   4.1  Undo the 2 screws near the earphone jack by the charging port. These screws are smaller than those in the rear housing. Then gently pry up the charging port assembly. (Notice: These 2 screws are smaller than others. Don't mix up them up during reassembly.)

5. Remove the battery.

  5.1  Gently pry up the battery with a spudger tool. (Notice: Adhesive is applied to the front housing down the two sides of the battery’s length. You need to insert the spudger or other tool through the adhesive gently.)

 5.2 Notice: We recommend using a plastic spudger to prevent damage to the device.

How To Reassemble Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

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After completely tearing down the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge, here we walk you through how to reassemble it again step by step.

Tools Needed:

A Pair of Tweezers

PH00 Philips Screwdriver

Step 1: Reassemble the Galaxy S6 Edge Charging Port Assembly.

▪ Connect the two RF antenna signal cables to the charging port assembly.

▪ Put the charging port assembly back into the slot.

▪ Fasten the 2 screws.

Step 2: Replace Small Components In The Front Housing.

▪ Replace the Galaxy S6 Edge’s ear speaker with proximity sensor.

▪ Reassemble the Galaxy S6 Edge’s vibrating motor.

▪ Remember to replace the proximity sensor’s metal cover.

Step 3: Replace The Galaxy S6 Edge Battery.

▪ Paste some 3M adhesive or double sided adhesive before installing the battery, be careful not to damage the flex ribbon and connector.

Step 4: Reassemble The Galaxy S6 Edge Motherboard.

▪ Replace the Galaxy S6 Edge’s rear facing camera and microphone into the logic board.

▪ Reconnect the 4 flex connectors: battery, screen, charging port and motherboard flex connectors.

▪ Re-install the front facing camera and connect the ear speaker connector.

Step 5: Replace Small Components In The Rear Housing.

▪ Replace the power button and flex into the slot.

▪ Replace the volume button and flex back into the slot.

▪ Replace wireless charging coil, and be careful not to damage the fragile flex ribbons.

Step 6: Reassemble The Galaxy S6 Edge’s Rear Housing and LCD Assembly.

▪ Reassemble the rear housing and LCD assembly.

▪ Fasten the 13 screws in the rear housing.

Step 7: Reassemble The Galaxy S6 Edge’s Battery Door.

Step 8: Replace The SIM Card Tray.

Good Job! You’ve reassembled your Galaxy S6 Edge.

Is Samsung’s Galaxy S6 Edge Worth Your Hard Earned Cash?

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With the development of new technology, more and more smartphone companies have begun to produce phones with curved displays. The world’s first curved display cellphone introduced to the public was the LG G Flex, which featured a flexible display and a self-healing battery cover. Following LG’s device is the Samsung Note Edge, which sports a curved screen on the edge of the device, and more recently the latest curved display phone is the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge, with dual curved screens on both edges. Now the Galaxy S6 Edge looks great, but does it work great? Is it worth a purchase? Let’s discuss that now.

The curved edges of the screen enables quick access to information, direct receipt of notifications, and it gives users the ability to express their personality with different colors and effects. And with the swipe of a thumb, you gain quick access to frequently used apps, alerts and device functionality even when the cover is closed, and all that sounds grand.

However, holding a dual curved display in your hand isn’t especially comfortable. With smoother edges on the curved screen the risk of dropping the device is higher than with an ordinary display, and you’ll have to be extra careful of accidental touches on the curved areas even though Samsung has included some features to avoid unwarranted responses. Most important of all, with two thin curved edges the cost of the Galaxy S6 Edge is about $130 more than the Galaxy S6.

For smartphone enthusiasts, the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge will certainly give you a brand new experience, but for ordinary users the phones with similar prices may give you a better experience than the Galaxy S6 Edge.