Name: サムスンノート9のティアダウン!- 中に水が入っている？ (Samsung Note 9 Teardown! - Is there Water inside?)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:07:33.000Z
Duration: 8 min 10 s
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It's time to tear down the brand new Galaxy Note 9, and take an inside look at that water

carbon Fortnite ready heat dissipation system.

Normally I'd suggest removing the s-pen first, but we already took that apart in my last

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Getting inside watertight phones is never super fun, but heat is our best friend.

Softening the adhesive holding the back glass layer to the metal frame of the phone, this

The phone is trying to hold itself together while simultaneously melting my fingers off.

I'll use a bit of card stock around the curved glass corners to avoid the pressure a metal

Once the adhesive is completely cut from around the edges of the glass, the whole thing pulls

Still attached is the fingerprint scanner ribbon, but it looks like I didn't nick it

with any of my tools, so we should be okay.

It's the same solid slab of black glass we've come to expect from Samsung, so a clear phone

is definitely an option, but we'll save that for another day.

The teardown gets easier at this point with eleven normal Philips head screws surrounding

the top plastics and that wireless charging pad.

Once those screws are out and set off to the side in an organized fashion of course, I

can pull away the wireless charging from the phone.

And we get a closeup look at the golden contact pads it uses to transfer power and communicate

with the motherboard, as well as what I believe is the battery temperature sensing niblet

I'll unplug the battery from the motherboard so we don't have to worry about anything shorting

out, and then we can mosey on down to the 7 screws holding the bottom plastics over

Pulling that off reveals a large loudspeaker along with it's gold contact pads, the water

damage indicator, and another foam ball pit for ants, like we saw inside of the OnePlus

These foam balls realistically have something to do with sound dampening, but I honestly

This time around, the Note 9's motherboard has 3 screws holding it to the frame: two

screws down at the bottom and 1 screw up at the top left.

Then I can start unplugging the ribbons like little Legos.

The front sensor ribbon, the iris scanner ribbon up at the top, and the charging port

ribbon down at the bottom of the motherboard.

Along with the larger screen ribbons on the right side.

And, of course, the SIM and SD card tray is also holding the motherboard in place and

Pulling the motherboard out of the frame is easy enough - just navigating around all the

And finally we get our first look at the incredibly large copper heat sink.

We'll commence the autopsy on that guy in just a second, but first we'll remove the

No image stabilizing on this guy – the dual rear cameras though should both have it.

The whole unit is very well-adhered to the motherboard.

Samsung definitely doesn't want these moving around.

But once it's off, each lens does indeed have it's own hardware stabilizing built in.

The 12 megapixel variable aperture camera, which you can see opening and closing here,

has a physical aperture mechanism which changes automatically to let in more or less light

The 2x telephoto zoom lens on the left is also optically stabilized.

This is probably the most high tech complex system of cameras in any smartphone on the

I'll plug all 3 cameras back into place so that they'll still function if the phone still

The charging port has changed a bit this year with the Note 9.

It's quite a bit smaller than the previous Note 8.

All that's included on the itty bitty board is the quick charging USB-C docking port with

it's water resistant rubber ring around the tip, as well as a tiny little microphone.

Replacement charging ports for last year's Note 8 are only about $12 right now, so it

definitely pays to know how to fix your phone.

Down at the bottom of the phone we have our normal water resistant mesh for the loudspeaker,

the headphone jack, and the circular vibration motor with it's golden contact pads.

There is one more water damage indicator up at the top of the phone, visible through the

SIM and SD card tray when it's pulled out.

And of course we have the gigantic earpiece speaker.

One question I get surprisingly often is 'what happens if I stick my SIM card tool in the

As you can see from inside the phone, the water resistant mesh and corresponding microphone

hardware are off at an angle to the hole itself.

So no matter how far you stick your tool inside, it won't damage or puncture anything important.

The only things inside the phone we have left to remove are the large 4,000 milliamp hour

battery, and the large water carbon heat dissipation system.

Once again, Samsung has added enough adhesive under this battery to glue an elephant to

It's a ridiculous amount...even bending my metal pry tools during the removal.

There are no magical pull tabs either like we've seen in some of the iPhones.

The battery does finally come out though.

If you remember the Note 7 battery, the one that kept exploding, it was 3500 milliamp

Last year's Note 8 dropped down to 3300 milliamp hours.

But this year Samsung has regained it's confidence and is rocking a massive 4000 milliamp hour

Now for that water carbon heat dissipation system.

It's definitely one of the larger heat pipes that we've seen inside of a cell phone, way

bigger than last year's Note 8, and looks to be about the same size as the massive heat

pipe we found inside the gaming Razer Phone.

The only way we can truly understand this thing is with an autopsy, which means it needs

Under the copper heat sink is the same adhesive Samsung slathered under the battery.

Once it's out, we see that the cylindrical heat pipe itself has a large rectangular copper