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Samsung Galaxy Note7 Teardown

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  • Heading south, we hit the modular headphone jack—ready to let the music flow while keeping water out, with a nice sealing gasket.

  • This phablet ships with an IP68 water resistant rating, meaning it is dust tight, and can survive under 1 meter (or more) of water.

  • The USB-C port is new to the Note line—and while reversibility is handy, change is hard. Samsung kindly includes a micro-USB-to-C adapter to keep your cables relevant.

  • Out goes the daughterboard array! Unlike the one found in the S7, this board used rigid PCB interconnects. This keeps the spidery cable from being flimsy. No one likes flimsy.

  • IC identification:

  • Qualcomm QFE2550 antenna tuner

  • Seiko Instruments S-5712CCDL1-I4T1U hall sensor

  • Semtech SX9320 proximity sensor (likely)

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