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[* black] For our last trick, we'll attempt to remove this 88° curved 6.76" screen. | |
- | [* icon_note] Unlike [https://www.ifixit.com/Search?doctype=topic&query=iphone%2012|Apple’s latest series of smartphones|new_window=true], Huawei didn't choose between 5G and a high refresh rate display—the Mate 40 Pro gets both! Making things even smoother, the display has a |
+ | [* icon_note] Unlike [https://www.ifixit.com/Search?doctype=topic&query=iphone%2012|Apple’s latest series of smartphones|new_window=true], Huawei didn't choose between 5G and a high refresh rate display—the Mate 40 Pro gets both! Making things even smoother, the display has a 240 Hz touch sampling rate. |
[* black] First, we treat the screen with copious amounts of heat. After several minutes of hard work, we manage to press our iMac Opening Wheel under the screen … only to watch the glass ''immediately'' shatter. | |
[* icon_reminder] Our hunch is that Huawei may be using a stronger new adhesive for this Mate 40 Pro display. Even after ''more'' heat, the screen refuses to yield—no matter which tool we use, or what angle we attack. | |
- | [* black] We knew going into this that curved displays were a nightmare to remove, but even we were not prepared for how terrible this one would be. No thanks, |
+ | [* black] We knew going into this that curved displays were a nightmare to remove, but even we were not prepared for how terrible this one would be. No thanks, Mate. |