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crwdns2936043:0crwdne2936043:0 crwdns2933505:0crwdne2933505:0 Arthur Shi

-	[* black] Hey look, there's a phone attached to this phone! We set about opening this phone's ~~other~~ half.
-	[* black] ~~That didn't take long—not quite so easy as the back cover, but this~~ non-folding front screen comes off with a little heat and ~~very~~ little drama, for a Samsung.
-	[* black] It's helped by the ~~fact that~~ the ~~display is pretty small—and the flat edge actually makes it harder to stab into the~~ OLED panel.
+	[* black] Hey look, there's a phone attached to this phone! We set about opening this phone's second half, where a comparatively tiny notification screen is flanked by some seriously massive bezels.
+	[* black] This non-folding front screen comes off with a little heat and fairly little drama, for a Samsung.
+	[* black] It's helped by the flat edges and big bezels—which despite looking kinda funky, actually leaves ample room to pry without stabbing the delicate OLED panel in the process.
	[* black] Flipping the display over reveals the OLED panel is made by Samsung, to the surprise of no one.
-	[* red] Along for the ride is Samsung's own S6SY761X touch controller, last seen in [guide\|120331\|pretty much every Samsung teardown\|stepid=232035].
+	[* red] Along for the ride is Samsung's own S6SY761X touch controller, last seen in [guide\|120331\|pretty much every Samsung teardown\|stepid=232035\|new_window=true].