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-[* black] Adhesive seems tougher than we remember. Unclear if this is just normal variation or something more nefarious.
- [* black] Straight to the heat gun
- [* black] Big tools for big phone
-[* black] Defo tough adhesive, fortunately no booby traps. That is music to our ears, and play-dough to our hands.
-[* icon_note] Look at those cone-shaped extensions on those made-in-house camera modules! Definitely bulkier than the Sony modules. Maybe more elements?
+[* black] Per our usual [guide|125590|Samsung procedure|stepid=242790|new_window=true], we start looking for a way in through the back, leading the way with some heat.
+ [* icon_note] The adhesive here ''seems'' tougher than we remember, but we aren't sure if that's just normal variation or something more nefarious.
+ [* black] Luckily, we brought our ultra-sized suction cup especially for this occasion.
+[* black] With all that adhesive, we're relieved that the back comes off without any booby traps.
+[* icon_note] Look at those cone-shaped extensions on those made-in-house camera modules! They're definitely bulkier than the Sony modules we usually see. Could they house more lens elements?