I really like the way this guy makes the video, it's precise and gets to the point not like those attention seekers out there shoving their face into the camera bleeding my eyes.
dude, always the first out with a teardown, respect! you're bout to overtake jerryrigeverything and ifixit if you keep it up! you should honestly start doing more in depth phone reviews that include the repairability in the review. phone repair techs would love it! ...also i'm a little disappointed you didn't remove the battery and screen...wtf??
Thanks. I didn't remove the battery because as mentioned in the video, the adhesive was pulling the center of the screen inward and I didn't want to break the screen or risk cracking the screen itself. Some devices I get aren't mine so there is only so much I can do with them. If I see I can take the screen off without damaging them, then I will. But when I see there is a risk of breaking it and the phone doesn't directly belong to me, then at times I can't do it. Hope this explains it
What kind of adhesive to you apply to put it back together? I have a waterlogged S20 that needs to be opened up to dry out, but I want to make sure I can get it back together.
So far, so good. You've explained everything well, but I don't know what the thin cable on the outside right is, the one that goes from the speaker to the mainboard. And what is the box under the front camera? Also, the fingerprint sensor was not shown, which I'm currently having an issue with. The fingerprint sensor works intermittently. For example, it loads to a certain percentage and then stops and hangs there. Additionally, I often get a message saying I should make sure the sensor is not dirty or wet. Do you have an explanation for this? Thanks in advance.
Hello. If I remove the back cover of the phone, should I re-glue the edges or can I just install it without glue? My back cover is a bit loose. Thank you.
Hi, you would need to apply new pre cut adhesive for the back. Here is the part you need: www.mobiledefenders.com/samsung-repair-parts/galaxy-s-series/galaxy-s20/adhesive-back-cover-for-galaxy-s20-5g.html
Perfect one to ask this question: I accidentally shoved the ejector pin into the hole in the bottom of the phone (microphone/speaker opening?) instead of the SIM card tray hole… Do you think that I could have damaged anything (waterproofing, that rectangular component on the USB PCB looking like a crystal, etc.)?
Most likely you did not damage it. Its a solid piece (the square/rectangular gold colored piece on the mainboard). Also you will be safe most likely with the water resistance as well, its too small of a hole to worry about.
There is a metal bracket holding them in place. Once you take the phone and have access to it, you just need to pull up on the metal bracket in the slot where the keys are and pull it out then that should free the buttons to fall into the frame to remove them.
Hi there my back cover came lose suddenly and I used my phone in the pool and water got into the phone it turned off for 3 days. Came back on after I took the back off and put it in rice. But now wifi doesn't work at all. Iv contacted Samsung and gone through all the steps to try and get the wifi to turn on but I can't. I have even factory reset the phone. Do you have any advice on how I can fix this?
Yea, I have seen it but I am always worried about using anything that's in liquid form haha but I will definitely practice on a few none working phones and get over my fear :)
@@dawicked2k8 yea true, but I worry if it touches anything else say the back of the screen or somewhere else, it might damage the parts or leave a streak or something behind
The haptic feel on S20+ and S20 Ultra are more like iPhone or Pixel phones, gentle and satisfying vibration. The S20's is the same one as the S10's, it feels cheaper and not as satisfying as the S20+ or S20 Ultra, but it still better than their cheaper model like A series
You could use isopropyl alcohol for removing the battery, you would need to inyect the alcohol in the gap between the battery and the mainframe and let the alcohol act for a few minutes, there's a special nozzle that's used for that but i don't know how its called or where to get it, but ifixit has been using it lately
I don't know exactly but I would be leaning toward no. There are going to be 4G LTE only versions for certain markets so you might want to look into purchasing one of those units if they are unlocked so you can use that instead if you want to avoid 5G
Hello. Can you help please. My phone was swimming in the pool and apparently the water damaged my phone. After repair everything work except the cellular data, i mean my phone can't activate and recognize sim card. So the problem is in the area close to spare parts 034 which is in the video (3:22). I can't find spare part for it. What can i do in this situation?
Hi, with water damage it's difficult to pinpoint the issue, could be a burned out resistor or chip for the sim reader or corrosion on the contacts that need to be brushed off etc. But this website has original parts available for the phone, but not sure if its the parts you will need. www.mobiledefenders.com/samsung-repair-parts/galaxy-s-series/galaxy-s20.html?
Yea I tried heating it for a while and tried prying it off but the adhesive was still strong enough and kept pulling the screen inward as I tried to pull the battery off.
Is there any difference between the back glass panel of the 5g and 4g?(4g back panel is 20e and the 5g is 60e, repair price included) I just got my phone and it slipped from my pocket as I was sitting on a chair :(
Hi do you have WhatsApp i could do with having a chat with you about a problem im having that im struggling to resolve. So my phone stopped working due to the battery so i changed it and it worked fine but wasn't charging so i changed the charging port and then it wouldn't turn on. I thought it was the screen so i replaced the lcd screen, the charging port and the battery and still nothing. If i hold the on button and it buzzes like its switched on but nothing on the screen. Iv also now changed the long thin lcd connector flex and still the same problem. I have now ordered the main flex. Do you know what this could be? Its nearly all knew apart from the main motherboard. Praying it isn't that. And how would i test it to see? Many thanks
Hi, I don't have WhatsApp. It could be a possibility you may have damaged a part of the main board or broke off a resistor or chip when you were taking it apart to replace other parts. If you changed the battery and all that, that's the only thing I can think of. Have you checked and made sure all the cables are connected properly etc?
@@lily-maysewell6685 if you can send me a high res pic of the main board with cables disconnected ill check n see if there is any visisble damage. You can email me a picture to pbkreviews@gmail.com
I had the back part unglued and put the phone under water to record..it worked for a while and when I let it charge ..the screen didn't work anymore. I hear a sound on off. I saw on the main board that something had failed. some small chips to the right of the cameras that say IRH. I completely forgot that the back of my phone came off. now i have a ruined s20. luckily i already have s23. I just had the s20 for sale
There are antenna lines drawn in the frame itself, as well as the plastic cover over the motherboard and speaker housing. Also the sub board has antenna contacts on it including the motherboard which boat touch parts of the frame to connect to the frame antenna. So you would need to make sure both the motherboard and sub board are seated properly in place, and that all cables and connectors are connected and that the plastic motherboard cover and the speaker assembly are both seated and screwed down properly.
I'm thankful the charging port is easy to replace but the battery and front camera is 🤦♂️ you must really drop the screen hard before the camera needs a replacement so I think it's okay but seriously the battery needs to be replaced by a verified technician 😒
you're right. samsung seriously needs to up their haptic feedback game. the iphone taptic engine is 1000x better than the bullshit cheapo rotating motor samsung uses. it really feels cheap and android phone manufacturers need to step up their game.
I'm not sure where the 5G chip is located or else I would have shown it, also the shield on this board was not one of the removable ones or else I would have taken it off. Didn't wanna pry it off damaging the board rendering it useless :)
As I've told many people before, I've taken apart thousands of phones n not once had any issue. As long as battery is disconnected the chance is extremely minimal and its different if your in an area that has static like carpet etc.
make it easier to change the battery.stop using that super glue for the back.use screws and rubber gaskets.it's an expensive phone you cannot use superglue at this price.make the battery removable if i pay so much money for a phone i want to be able to change the battery myself.
Yup, its a adhesive strip but ya would be much better if it was with screws like back in the day and gaskets. The galaxy xcover pro is that way and they are able to make it rugged as well but most people want the more slimmer sleek look so I guess they stick to that method now a days.
I wish they placed rear camera module horizontally in the center and the front camera at the corner like on S10. Now S20 looks ugly like most other phones out there.
hmm, have you checked your charging cable and adapter to rule out a defective cable or adapter block? Also back up your phone and data and do a factory reset (which would erase all your data so much sure you back it up) and see if it doesn't fix it. If still no issue, it can be a bad charger port or sub board.
You are not going to damage the screen, just the back copper layer of it. but I think it's actually aluminium is all the way behind the battery like on the Note 10. stupid design.
Yap. I watched another video... only the under display fingerprint reader is exposed, and the rest of the screen is covered with the middle part of the frame.
ya true but the problem was the middle part of the frame was thin enough that was actually pulling it inward as I was pulling they battery and it was in return warping the screen as well. Would probably need to use a bit more time and heat to gently pry it off or use isopropyl alcohol
Its possible its not directly glued to the battery, but the midframe in that section might have either a opening that makes the adhesive attach to the screen and battery or might just be a thin midframe that pulls or warps when prying off the battery.
@@PBKreviews there is still a huge that that it would transfer heat to display. Right? AMOLEDs pixels got a terrible history of burning down quicker with constant heat dissipation overtime.
Not too long but ya takes some time and heat to get it off. Usually the Samsung phones that have water resistant adhesive are a bit stronger and tougher to pry off.
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Its not bad compared to the folding flip phones and such. I honestly think its a fairly simple repair job aside from the battery and screen which would take more time. True that doesn't leave much left haha, but charger port, earpiece and loud speaker should be a fairly simple repair job.
I really like the way this guy makes the video, it's precise and gets to the point not like those attention seekers out there shoving their face into the camera bleeding my eyes.
Thanks
dude, always the first out with a teardown, respect! you're bout to overtake jerryrigeverything and ifixit if you keep it up! you should honestly start doing more in depth phone reviews that include the repairability in the review. phone repair techs would love it!
...also i'm a little disappointed you didn't remove the battery and screen...wtf??
Thanks. I didn't remove the battery because as mentioned in the video, the adhesive was pulling the center of the screen inward and I didn't want to break the screen or risk cracking the screen itself. Some devices I get aren't mine so there is only so much I can do with them. If I see I can take the screen off without damaging them, then I will. But when I see there is a risk of breaking it and the phone doesn't directly belong to me, then at times I can't do it. Hope this explains it
S20 teardown, really ! PBK you got to be kidding, loving your stuff.
I was able to save my phone, and save the money that I'd have to pay to repair it, thanks to this video. Thank you very much.
Oh man, I hope you get 500k subscriber in 2021.
Thank you, hopefully :)
What kind of adhesive to you apply to put it back together? I have a waterlogged S20 that needs to be opened up to dry out, but I want to make sure I can get it back together.
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your are awesome bro love from india
Thank you!
Excelent video bro, thank you 👏🏻
Thanks and you're welcome :)
Now Itz Time For Mr. JERRYRIGEVERYTHING To Durability Test On This phone
Your Voice is Very Raw to Here, When Ur Removing Screws&Stips ur hand Disturbing More
Question: is the backing more of a tempered glass or plasticy?
very informative thanks.
You're welcome
Very good Thank you
You're welcome
Does anyone know where the internal storage is? I have a ton of footage that I need locked inside of a broken S20 :O
Me too
What was the second small cable you removed from the main cable and the screen you said both of them except for the small second one
So far, so good. You've explained everything well, but I don't know what the thin cable on the outside right is, the one that goes from the speaker to the mainboard. And what is the box under the front camera? Also, the fingerprint sensor was not shown, which I'm currently having an issue with. The fingerprint sensor works intermittently. For example, it loads to a certain percentage and then stops and hangs there. Additionally, I often get a message saying I should make sure the sensor is not dirty or wet. Do you have an explanation for this? Thanks in advance.
If you installed glass screen protector, that may be part of your problem!
Hello. If I remove the back cover of the phone, should I re-glue the edges or can I just install it without glue? My back cover is a bit loose. Thank you.
Hi, you would need to apply new pre cut adhesive for the back. Here is the part you need: www.mobiledefenders.com/samsung-repair-parts/galaxy-s-series/galaxy-s20/adhesive-back-cover-for-galaxy-s20-5g.html
Perfect one to ask this question: I accidentally shoved the ejector pin into the hole in the bottom of the phone (microphone/speaker opening?) instead of the SIM card tray hole… Do you think that I could have damaged anything (waterproofing, that rectangular component on the USB PCB looking like a crystal, etc.)?
Most likely you did not damage it. Its a solid piece (the square/rectangular gold colored piece on the mainboard). Also you will be safe most likely with the water resistance as well, its too small of a hole to worry about.
Do you have a video or replacing the volume and power buttong keys of s20+?
There is a metal bracket holding them in place. Once you take the phone and have access to it, you just need to pull up on the metal bracket in the slot where the keys are and pull it out then that should free the buttons to fall into the frame to remove them.
Another neat video.
how the hell'd you get your hands on one so early?.......anyways thanks for the good video!
Thank you so much good job
Thank you, you're welcome
Thanks
you're welcome
Is this 5g or regular s20.... Where is the 5g antennas?
Awesome bro
Thank you
Wow bro you are so quick
Does the Galaxy S20 use the Baker Chamber method?
Hi there my back cover came lose suddenly and I used my phone in the pool and water got into the phone it turned off for 3 days. Came back on after I took the back off and put it in rice. But now wifi doesn't work at all. Iv contacted Samsung and gone through all the steps to try and get the wifi to turn on but I can't. I have even factory reset the phone. Do you have any advice on how I can fix this?
Do you have video for S20 5G UW phone?
My cameta got damaged after water going inside it. What would be the price for 3 rear camera( total set) .
Everything works fine without camera
Can I swap internals from 5G UW to regular S20 midframe?
Nice internals🔥👌Samsung rocks
ifixit injects isopropyl alcohol on the sides of the battery to soften the adhesive, which helps with removing it from the frame
Yea, I have seen it but I am always worried about using anything that's in liquid form haha but I will definitely practice on a few none working phones and get over my fear :)
@@PBKreviews Alcohol is good because Alcohol evaporates fast
@@dawicked2k8 yea true, but I worry if it touches anything else say the back of the screen or somewhere else, it might damage the parts or leave a streak or something behind
Does the S20's haptics feel any different to the S20+ and S20 Ultra since the have different vibration motors?
I haven't used the S20+ or Ultra yet so not sure. If I get a chance to check will let you know
@@PBKreviews OK thanks. Great video btw
@@davidplatt9918 You're welcome and thank you
The haptic feel on S20+ and S20 Ultra are more like iPhone or Pixel phones, gentle and satisfying vibration. The S20's is the same one as the S10's, it feels cheaper and not as satisfying as the S20+ or S20 Ultra, but it still better than their cheaper model like A series
@@Dai_Tech Ahh well that’s disappointing
Is it possible to switch Motherboard of Samsung S20 USA variant to Samsung S20 Global Variant ?
Hi, great video, i got troubles with wifi and bluetooth module, where is located on this phone? Thanks
Thanks. I'm not sure exactly which one is for the wifi and bluetooth.
can you get info off a trashed phone? like pull out the internal memory and access it some other way?"?
Special labs might be able to but end users probably not.
You could use isopropyl alcohol for removing the battery, you would need to inyect the alcohol in the gap between the battery and the mainframe and let the alcohol act for a few minutes, there's a special nozzle that's used for that but i don't know how its called or where to get it, but ifixit has been using it lately
Ya, I will possibly look into using it in the future
can i remove or at least disconnect the 5g antenna ? does it even have one that is for for 5g only ?
I don't know exactly but I would be leaning toward no. There are going to be 4G LTE only versions for certain markets so you might want to look into purchasing one of those units if they are unlocked so you can use that instead if you want to avoid 5G
So can the battery be changed ? It seems really not easy (if possible without damaging the screen)
yes, it just takes a much longer time to be safe and pry it off carefully with applying heat from time to time during the process.
I feel personally attacked 😭😭😭
Does the samsung S20 LCD fit the S20 5Gor not?
yea should be the same screen
Great video but I'm trying to find the location of the antenna.
Good job！
Thank you
Does this work with uw model s20
yeah
Hello. Can you help please. My phone was swimming in the pool and apparently the water damaged my phone. After repair everything work except the cellular data, i mean my phone can't activate and recognize sim card. So the problem is in the area close to spare parts 034 which is in the video (3:22). I can't find spare part for it. What can i do in this situation?
Hi, with water damage it's difficult to pinpoint the issue, could be a burned out resistor or chip for the sim reader or corrosion on the contacts that need to be brushed off etc. But this website has original parts available for the phone, but not sure if its the parts you will need. www.mobiledefenders.com/samsung-repair-parts/galaxy-s-series/galaxy-s20.html?
again thankuuu
You're welcome :)
You can heat the screen/backside of the battery and it should loosen the adhesive enough for you to pry it out easily
Yea I tried heating it for a while and tried prying it off but the adhesive was still strong enough and kept pulling the screen inward as I tried to pull the battery off.
Love it
What's the Size of the connector
can anybody tell me where is fingerprint sensor???
it s on screen
Is there any difference between the back glass panel of the 5g and 4g?(4g back panel is 20e and the 5g is 60e, repair price included) I just got my phone and it slipped from my pocket as I was sitting on a chair :(
Hi, they should both be the same, they are the same size and everything so shouldn't make a difference.
@@PBKreviews Thank you very much for the answer!
@@n0xi0uss you're welcome
So fast, who are you?
Finally a competition to rig everything
Hi do you have WhatsApp i could do with having a chat with you about a problem im having that im struggling to resolve. So my phone stopped working due to the battery so i changed it and it worked fine but wasn't charging so i changed the charging port and then it wouldn't turn on. I thought it was the screen so i replaced the lcd screen, the charging port and the battery and still nothing. If i hold the on button and it buzzes like its switched on but nothing on the screen. Iv also now changed the long thin lcd connector flex and still the same problem. I have now ordered the main flex. Do you know what this could be? Its nearly all knew apart from the main motherboard. Praying it isn't that. And how would i test it to see? Many thanks
Hi, I don't have WhatsApp. It could be a possibility you may have damaged a part of the main board or broke off a resistor or chip when you were taking it apart to replace other parts. If you changed the battery and all that, that's the only thing I can think of. Have you checked and made sure all the cables are connected properly etc?
@@PBKreviewsthanks. yes Iv looked over it all thoroughly.checked all fittings. I just don't know what else to do.
@@lily-maysewell6685 if you can send me a high res pic of the main board with cables disconnected ill check n see if there is any visisble damage. You can email me a picture to pbkreviews@gmail.com
@@PBKreviews thankyou so much ill send them over tomorrow :)
A guitar 'pick' lock...
does anybody knows where i could buy back replacement for samsung s20 ultra?
probably not available yet, keep checking ebay and amazon should eventually show up
I had the back part unglued and put the phone under water to record..it worked for a while and when I let it charge ..the screen didn't work anymore. I hear a sound on off. I saw on the main board that something had failed. some small chips to the right of the cameras that say IRH. I completely forgot that the back of my phone came off. now i have a ruined s20. luckily i already have s23. I just had the s20 for sale
Frame is plastic or metal
metal
G980???
Where are the antennas? I want to see if something is loose and that's why I intermittently can't connect to cell towers. Wifi is fine, though.
There are antenna lines drawn in the frame itself, as well as the plastic cover over the motherboard and speaker housing. Also the sub board has antenna contacts on it including the motherboard which boat touch parts of the frame to connect to the frame antenna. So you would need to make sure both the motherboard and sub board are seated properly in place, and that all cables and connectors are connected and that the plastic motherboard cover and the speaker assembly are both seated and screwed down properly.
@@PBKreviews thanks!
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This is out?
On Pre-order people will receive their orders within a week or so
I'm thankful the charging port is easy to replace but the battery and front camera is 🤦♂️ you must really drop the screen hard before the camera needs a replacement so I think it's okay but seriously the battery needs to be replaced by a verified technician 😒
Do you know what happened to OutlawGG?
No, been wondering for a while now. He just went MIA and no ones herd from him since.
You said the charging cable and then you set the small cable right here which is the small cable right here
They both connect the main board to sub board, the smaller one I believe is related to the antenna contacts from the sub board to the main board.
And the tiny vibration motor stills the same
Its not its size
Its how you use it.
you're right. samsung seriously needs to up their haptic feedback game. the iphone taptic engine is 1000x better than the bullshit cheapo rotating motor samsung uses. it really feels cheap and android phone manufacturers need to step up their game.
@@keyboard-commentator
Apperently, the S20 series have a better haptic feedback when compared to the iPhone 11 pro max. Check mr.whosetheboss
@@shogun_68 cool I'll check it out thanks
Baaaaalllleer!!!! This shit aint even out yet!!
Where can i find camera lens cover
for the Galaxy S20?
So was the processor and the 5G in side taht silver plate?
processor is under the board where it sits on top of the vapor chamber, but not sure about the 5G chip
@@PBKreviews man I was hoping to see that new 5G chip and the gold colour processor 😅😭
I'm not sure where the 5G chip is located or else I would have shown it, also the shield on this board was not one of the removable ones or else I would have taken it off. Didn't wanna pry it off damaging the board rendering it useless :)
Dropped my S20 and the charger stop working, anyone experienced this before? Thinking about opening the phone (just hoping it is a simple fix)
Maybe one of the cables got disconnected or loose for the charger port.
Looks very similar to the Note 10
Please dont use metal when removing or touching anything on a phone's insides! Chance of ESD increases with careless techniques such as this.
As I've told many people before, I've taken apart thousands of phones n not once had any issue. As long as battery is disconnected the chance is extremely minimal and its different if your in an area that has static like carpet etc.
Wait.... the battery is not li-po?
Says Li-ion on the battery, not sure if the other models of S20 use a different type.
Ok then.... thnks for the info
make it easier to change the battery.stop using that super glue for the back.use screws and rubber gaskets.it's an expensive phone you cannot use superglue at this price.make the battery removable if i pay so much money for a phone i want to be able to change the battery myself.
Yup, its a adhesive strip but ya would be much better if it was with screws like back in the day and gaskets. The galaxy xcover pro is that way and they are able to make it rugged as well but most people want the more slimmer sleek look so I guess they stick to that method now a days.
I wish they placed rear camera module horizontally in the center and the front camera at the corner like on S10. Now S20 looks ugly like most other phones out there.
My phone won't charge while using help
hmm, have you checked your charging cable and adapter to rule out a defective cable or adapter block? Also back up your phone and data and do a factory reset (which would erase all your data so much sure you back it up) and see if it doesn't fix it. If still no issue, it can be a bad charger port or sub board.
Back is glass
It's video not full completed, this uncompleted video,, so again clear your video
Huh?
@@PBKreviews s all parts clear removed
how on earth do they just state TBD on the battery capacity!! LOL
lol. It was a review sample but still, the battery is made and it has a capacity so not sure how its TBD.
@@PBKreviews the thing is, the battery on my s20 doesn't last longer than 6 hours max, I don't think it is 4000 mah, is it? :D
You are not going to damage the screen, just the back copper layer of it. but I think it's actually aluminium is all the way behind the battery like on the Note 10. stupid design.
Yap. I watched another video... only the under display fingerprint reader is exposed, and the rest of the screen is covered with the middle part of the frame.
ya true but the problem was the middle part of the frame was thin enough that was actually pulling it inward as I was pulling they battery and it was in return warping the screen as well. Would probably need to use a bit more time and heat to gently pry it off or use isopropyl alcohol
Even Apple puts easily removable battery pull tabs, what's wrong with you Samsung?
So you pay upards of $1000 for the phone, and yet they put in a cheap circular vibration motor in it. FFS Samsung.
nice lol
Thanks :)
I will skip s20 because of glued to display battery.
Its possible its not directly glued to the battery, but the midframe in that section might have either a opening that makes the adhesive attach to the screen and battery or might just be a thin midframe that pulls or warps when prying off the battery.
@@PBKreviews there is still a huge that that it would transfer heat to display. Right? AMOLEDs pixels got a terrible history of burning down quicker with constant heat dissipation overtime.
This not s20 fe 5g
No sed fe what u on
It must have taken a long time to remove the back plate
Not too long but ya takes some time and heat to get it off. Usually the Samsung phones that have water resistant adhesive are a bit stronger and tougher to pry off.
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The Assembly is just the bottom of the swamp, made by children on their knees, Samsung has not changed since the J700.
This phone is such junk. Overheats and horrid audio
Which chip? Exynos or snapdragon?
Crappy construction. Repairability almost 0.
Its not bad compared to the folding flip phones and such. I honestly think its a fairly simple repair job aside from the battery and screen which would take more time. True that doesn't leave much left haha, but charger port, earpiece and loud speaker should be a fairly simple repair job.