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Posted by Reji cheriyan
 - February 08, 2021, 06:27:16
Z flip  just after purchased only 4 month.  The screen  look uneven  looks like  folding marks on the screen.
Posted by Mark Mclane
 - February 08, 2021, 03:49:24
Why you gotta use his content to make yourself some ad revenue.
Posted by Martin Siry
 - February 07, 2021, 19:12:26
 >:D dont forget he did it by himself coz if he must pay technician the price is mooore
Posted by najdier
 - February 07, 2021, 17:18:46
That's more than I paid for my Z Flip! Its official price here in Saudi Arabia is a little over $1000 but one of the carriers over here offers it for $736 SIM-free and that's what I paid for it this past December.
Posted by t4n0n
 - February 07, 2021, 13:02:33
QuoteEven factoring out their labor costs and bulk part discounts, the Korean giant is still likely making a substantial loss on each Samsung Galaxy Z Flip it repairs.

I doubt this, the bulk part discounts are likely substantial, not to mention the fact that sourcing repair parts for a novel and relatively scarce device is likely to command a huge premium.
Posted by Redaktion
 - February 07, 2021, 07:57:36
Underlining just how expensive the current generation of foldable devices is, YouTuber Hugh Jeffreys showcased just how expensive it can be to return a broken Samsung Galaxy Z Flip to full working order. The repairs alone cost more than the launch price of Apple's iPhone 12 Mini.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/YouTuber-restores-a-completely-broken-Samsung-Galaxy-Z-Flip-but-the-most-expensive-phone-to-repair-set-him-back-an-additional-US-760.519170.0.html