Traduzione in corso passo 1
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The Samsung Galaxy Buds earn a 6 out of 10 on our repairability scale (10 is the easiest to repair):
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External assemblies are held together with clips instead of glue, making for a mostly non-destructive entry process.
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Disassembly can be accomplished with common prying tools and a Phillips screwdriver.
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The earbuds use coin-cell batteries that are relatively easy to find online for future replacements.
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The charging case battery is easier to replace, but will most likely be more difficult to source.
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Adhesive is used to keep many of the internal components together, though it is not excessive and can be reused for reassembly.
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After opening, careful prying is required to separate some adhered components without tearing fragile cables.
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Some cables in the charging case are soldered directly to the motherboard instead of utilizing contact pads or board connectors.
[title] Final Thoughts | |
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+ | [* black] The Samsung Galaxy Buds earn a ***6 out of 10*** on our repairability scale (10 is the easiest to repair): |
[* green] External assemblies are held together with clips instead of glue, making for a mostly non-destructive entry process. | |
[* green] Disassembly can be accomplished with common prying tools and a Phillips screwdriver. | |
[* green] The earbuds use coin-cell batteries that are relatively easy to find online for future replacements. | |
[* yellow] The charging case battery is easier to replace, but will most likely be more difficult to source. | |
[* yellow] Adhesive is used to keep many of the internal components together, though it is not excessive and can be reused for reassembly. | |
[* red] After opening, careful prying is required to separate some adhered components without tearing fragile cables. | |
[* red] Some cables in the charging case are soldered directly to the motherboard instead of utilizing contact pads or board connectors. |
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