Dismantling the Galaxy S24 FE reveals a larger vapor chamber than the model before it

Last week, Samsung formally unveiled the Galaxy S24 FE. The business also posted an official unpacking video of the phone on its YouTube account after the event. Several YouTube channels have already begun posting disassembly footage of the new Galaxy S24 FE after the device's introduction. PBKreviews is one such YouTube channel.

A more thorough inside look at the Galaxy S24 FE is provided by a deconstruction video. The internal parts of the new Fan Edition phone are closely examined in the disassembly video that PBKreviews has published. To demonstrate how the gadget differs from its predecessor, the film begins by presenting both the front and back of the device. The external body of the Galaxy S24 FE, which is nearly identical to that of the Galaxy S23 FE from the previous year, is visible in the video.

The 6.7-inch FHD+ AMOLED 2X display on the front, however, is slightly bigger than the Galaxy S23 FE's 6.4-inch screen. In actuality, you won't be able to distinguish between the two smartphones if you place them side by side.

Nevertheless, there is a significant internal modification that silently rests behind the motherboard's graphite covering. Peeling off the graphite sheet reveals the thermal paste covering the RAM, which is situated above the Galaxy S24 FE's Exynos 2400e.

The new battery, which has a usual capacity of 4700, is one of the more conspicuous parts. Once the battery has been removed via the pull tabs, the Galaxy S24 FE's vapor chamber will appear somewhat larger. The Galaxy S24 FE's vapor chamber is specifically 10% bigger than the Galaxy S23 FE's.

The Galaxy S24 FE received an 8.5 (out of 10) repairability rating in the deconstruction video. Interestingly, the rating is identical as that of the Galaxy S23 FE from the previous year. Not only that, but the disassembly video concludes with a smooth assembly procedure.

It's crucial to note that Samsung has promised to maintain this device for seven long years. This implies that the availability of the internal components is also a part of this assistance. Additionally, you may find the parts to fix the newest Fan Edition smartphone if Samsung decides to include the Galaxy S24 series in its self-repair program. (*)