Galaxy S22 Ultra Teardown - Can the S-Pen hole Leak?!

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[haepisaus]

Props to Jerry who in face of using a perfectly new phone, choosings to destroy it everytime and just use his old phone. A real inspiration for me when I see him having access to so many phones but still sticking with his old one. Makes me wanna use my 2 year old phone for longer

[ThreeTwentyTech]

I love these teardowns cos I don't have to pay to see the inside of these smartphones

[antonymuturi]

It amazes me just how much tech fits into these phones, though it's also saddening to see one ripped apart

[ChuckleBrryFinn]

Upgraded from a Note 9 to the S22 Ultra just a few days ago, I wouldn't have upgraded if I didn't get a good deal for an upgrade. A solid device as usual!

[gabon]

I've never imagined, that I'd ever hear Apple and repairability in the same sentence and I still have some mixed feelings about that. Isn't Apple the one who's hardlocking tons of parts to it's original phone?

[shadow]

When he said "You know what else is tight" I lost it 🤣😂

[cornelisderuiter]

What a quality video! my daughter loves watching these with me and she is 6! we've been watching since she's been 2!

[patton]

Zack is spot on about the plateau.

I went from upgrading yearly since the S8, to deciding to keep my S20 Ultra for a 3rd year because nothing is compelling me to switch.

[u.e.u.e.]

Repairability is DEFINITELY an issue, as I had several smartphones and one tablet in a good repairshop near my home several times.
A problem with the USB port, screen (3 times) and camera module (1 time) isn't a reason to spend a ton of money for a new device! 😉

[tuhinchowdhury]

7:46 "Usually. Samsung however locks down their battery like its going into space." 🤭

[Yashuop]

Your consistency and quality of content never disappoints! ❤️

[snowdaysrule]

I wish you had gone into more detail about the cooling hardware. Samsung totally re-engineered the cooling system of this phone utilizing a gel tim, stainless-steel vapor chamber, copper heatpipe, and graphite pads and it wouldve been really cool to see these parts in more detail.

[Ruudiii]

Him: "You know what else is tight?"
Him: "Your..."
Me: "Mom?"

[randaranatunga]

The amount and strength of adhesive Samsung has used to hold the battery can probably hold the fabric of reality closed it it had to lol.

[StormforceChannel]

Really appreciate that you recommend using a phone as long as possible and not changing it every year as many others do 👍

[stormtrooper]

since 2017 been using Sony Xperia XZ Premium and only upgraded in 2022 with S 22 ULTRA. Ultimately, they all do the same basics. Tho, xerpia back panel had given off, needed to be reglued and local mobile trademan stated that the "model" was out of fashion, they could not repair, despite, only needing some reheating n adhesive.

But this s22 ultra is a nice piece of machine, great replacement for a broken (still functional) phone.

[SalemTechsperts]

Thank you for highlighting Samsung's obsession with battery adhesive and it's effect on the environment! I own a repair shop and deal with a local electronics recycling company. They hate getting Samsung devices in because of the difficulty of removing the battery compared to other manufacturers. I can't imagine how many end up in a landfill globally because of the this.

[frostbite]

7:10 you heard it guys, rubber on the tip protects you! 😉🤭

[filip]

I've had my Note 10+ for 2 and a half years, and this phone has been a great update for close to a week. It's great that it has 4 years of Android OS updates now.
Edit: Wouldn't recommend upgrading now if your phone still works.

[tylersmith]

Love the teardown, but Apple's new repair program is nothing groundbreaking or positive. They created a problem and are now trying to sell us a more expensive solution. Typical Apple.