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| [* black] ***Update:*** This teardown was conducted solely via Interweb, requiring us to defer judgment on a repairability score. Now that we've [[Topic:Samsung Galaxy S III|worked on it ourselves]], we can assign it a fair score: | |
| [* black] Samsung Galaxy SIII Repairability Score: ***8 out of 10*** (10 is easiest to repair) | |
| [* green] The battery can be replaced without any tools. | |
| [* green] Very easy to open and access internal components. | |
| [* green] There are only 12 screws in the entire device, all standard Phillips #0 (no proprietary or security sizes). | |
| - | [* yellow] Smaller components (antennas, vibrator, light sensor) are modular and can be replaced individually, but are adhered to the front panel. |
| + | [* yellow] Smaller components (antennas, vibrator, light sensor) are modular and can be replaced individually, but are adhered to the front panel.jhggf |
| [* red] The glass is fused to both the display and the display frame, increasing repair costs. | |
| [* red] You'll have to go through the entire phone in order to replace the front panel, since everything is built into the back of it. |