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  1. Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown, Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown: paso 1, imagen 1 de 3 Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown, Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown: paso 1, imagen 2 de 3 Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown, Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown: paso 1, imagen 3 de 3
    • Stop us if you've heard these specs before:

    • Curved panel 5.7" Super AMOLED display with 2560 × 1440 resolution (518 ppi) and Gorilla Glass 5

    • Exynos 8890 Octa Core processor with 4 GB RAM + Mali-T880 MP12 GPU

    • 12-megapixel, ƒ/1.7 rear camera with OIS, dual pixel autofocus, 4K video; 5-megapixel/1080p selfie camera

    • 64 GB internal storage, with an additional 256 GB available via MicroSD expansion

    • Iris scanner, fingerprint scanner

    • S Pen stylus, USB-C, and headphone jack

    • IP68 dust and water resistance rating

    There is one important difference. A change in the placing or removal of the chip that talks to the led & s view covers meaning they will not work with original note7 accessories. But you get a free clearview case now. I'll stick with my original & enjoy my extra 300mah & led covers.

    David Berry - Contestar

  2. Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown: paso 2, imagen 1 de 3 Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown: paso 2, imagen 2 de 3 Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown: paso 2, imagen 3 de 3
    • Hats off to Samsung for giving new life to at least some of these ill-fated Note7 units, rather than consigning them all to the e-waste bin.

    • Reportedly only 400,000 Fan Editions are being produced, well shy of the ~4 million phones recalled. Still, something is better than nothing.

    • We dust off our Note7 for a quick visual comparison, sticky notes and all.

    • Wait, sticky notes?

    • Yep. Last time we took this apart, we left ourselves a little note or three.

  3. Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown: paso 3, imagen 1 de 2 Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown: paso 3, imagen 2 de 2
    • After finally prying that nasty glass panel off the back of the newest Note (spoiler alert: it's just as bad as last time), we get a peek at the refurbished hardware.

    • At first glance, it seems like nothing has changed. On second glance, there's a subtle difference in the antenna traces.

    • Judging by the "KOR" on our Korea-sourced phone, we're gonna guess it's for compatibility with Korean cellular networks.

    • With the antenna assembly peeled away, we finally get a glance at the battery...

    No mention of change or removal of the chip that talks to covers via nfc

    David Berry - Contestar

  4. Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown: paso 4, imagen 1 de 1
    • Baby's got a brand-new battery. This one's dated June 20th, so it's real new.

    • The capacity is indeed smaller, clocking in at 12.32 Wh compared to the OG Note7's 13.48 Wh whopper.

    • That's still more than the comparably sized iPhone 7 Plus (with 11.1 Wh), but apparently this ~9% reduction is enough to make the Note safe again.

    • For the data hungry: at 45.4 g the new battery weighs 2.3 grams less, and measures in at 37.4 mm x 97.2 mm x ~5.0 mm compared with the Note7's 37.9 mm x 97.8 mm x 4.9 mm. So it does seem to have lost a bit of mass.

    • Let's not lose sight of the fact that Samsung's entire recall fiasco could have been largely avoided if they'd simply designed the Note7 with a removable battery. You know, like they used to do?

    Can we buy the battery itself? I have my Note 7 and I would like to switch the battery.

    Fernando Colindres - Contestar

  5. Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown: paso 5, imagen 1 de 1
    • There were some rumors that this refurb'd unit would ship with a newer Snapdragon 821 processor versus the Samsung Exynos Octa Core found in the Note7. So we removed the shields over the CPU to take a closer look:

    • Samsung K3RG2G20CM-CGCJ 4 GB LPDDR4 RAM layered over an Exynos 8890 Octa Core CPU

    • No, there're no markings on the RAM to ID the CPU, but the box says Octa Core while the Snapdragon 820/821 have 4 cores. Our best guess is that there is no change.

    • Samsung KLUCG4J1CB-B0B1 64GB UFS 2.0

  6. Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition Teardown: paso 6, imagen 1 de 1
    • The Fan Edition inherits just about everything else from the Note7, including its repairability score.

    • That's a wrap! We've given Samsung a hard time for the Note7 fiasco, but credit where credit is due: they owned up to the problem and did the responsible thing.

    • Here's hoping the rest of the mothballed mobiles see the light of day!

    • We wrote a ton about the whole Note7 fiasco, plus some analysis about this refurbished edition, in our Galaxy Note Fan Edition blog post

  7. Consideraciones Finales
    • Many components are modular and can be replaced independently.
    • Improved cable routing means the charging port board can be removed without disassembling the display.
    • The battery can be removed without first ousting the motherboard, but tough adhesive and a glued-on rear panel make replacement very difficult.
    • Front and back glass make for double the crackability, and strong adhesive on the rear glass makes it very difficult to gain entry into the device.
    • Because of the curved screen, replacing the front glass without destroying the display is probably impossible.
    Calificación de Reparabilidad
    4
    Reparabilidad 4 de 10
    (10 es lo más fácil de reparar)

Evan Noronha

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Everyone keeps calling it the 'fan' edition, but I can't see a fan anywhere. You'd think there would be space next to the smaller battery, and the fan could also help stop it exploding.

- Bob from Hartlepool.

Adrian Scarlett - Contestar

Have you tried putting the Fan Edition battery in the original Note 7?

nicjames - Contestar

Doubt it'd be worth the effort, since the OG Note 7 they showed was a VZW model, which got software updates to disable charging, along with most of the other Note 7's out there.

JJ Davis -

JJ Davis Reply is totally lame. It wasn’t hard to dodge the Poison Pill Update that prevented the Note 7 from charging. I did. And my N7 is still my daily driver in Dec 2019 … however, it is time for a new battery … and my hope is the Note FE battery is the replacement … which I am trying to discover.

Preston -

On my of note 7 now which is supposedly imei blocked in Australia but my stock note 7 is magic & gets cellular data again after being wifi only for a while there. Still 100% charge & blocked all updates. Never a sign of heating. I think the early ones from 1st recall of exynos versions were safe b4 the got flooded trying to replace all the usa 820 versions too. Mine has never been over 38degrees when my note5 died from overheating. I use fast wireless&wired & never an issue with heat. I even slept on it once so no sharp welding bits in my battery. I get led covers too. I wanna find a cheap s view cover. I've got a spare black one too i may root as i got an s7e for its imei.that 1 is blocked. Hopefully I can clone this 1 over with all its app data to keep the disabler apps working but i can root or keep for spares.might order a new back glass just in case. Note7 is still the greatest. Last sammy with real buttons.

David Berry - Contestar

Is the cost to swap out the battery on the Note 7 just waaay too much to make it worth sending back out on the American market with a proven safe battery? It seems like a no brainer to refurbish this phone and sell to the public to recoup some of the loss that Samsung had to take. Does anyone know how the reception in Korea was? People waiting in lines/camping out to get one of the F.E.'s?

Damon - Contestar

I would not be surprised to see refurbed Note 7S sold through prepaid US carriers like Tracphone.

P Schmied - Contestar

I need to buy that motherboard . How much?Mine shipped and received DOA. Any idea where to order one? I have note 7 for parts but different board.

Daniel Tucker - Contestar

The FE is made from untouched note7s and note 7 parts, so it is not a refurbished phone.

Warren Park - Contestar

Oh btw I have the note FE as my main phone. It ceratinly is a great phone.

Warren Park - Contestar

The blue color is best for me as well as i am a fan of Samsung and blue is my favorite color. Amoled Display and all in detail.

Nuzaf Naim - Contestar

I want a screen to my fan edition

Hany Mohamed - Contestar

Need battery replacement for my note fe. Anyone?

Afif Farisi - Contestar

Is it possible and or safe to place a Note 7 battery in a Note FE?

Miguel Eduardo - Contestar

No it’s not safe. Please don’t do that.

Jeff Suovanen -

Jeff Suovanen — Thank you for your ‘chicken little’ comment. Your concern was appreciated EVEN IF misguided. It is totally safe to mess with the N7’s battery IF you have the skills to correctly disassemble the N7.

Miguel Eduardo — The S7 battery works as a replacement (if you know how to remove the N7 battery’s connector parts and solder them onto the S7 battery. The S8+ and Note 8 batteries may work. But I am trying to find a Note FE battery to try … but can’t locate one.

Here are sources to help accomplish your objective:

https://forum.xda-developers.com/note-7/...

https://www.ibtimes.com/samsung-galaxy-s...

https://forum.xda-developers.com/note-7/...

It is very possible to replace the Note 7 battery with another Samsung battery… if you have the skills to modify the non-N7 battery. But I am hoping the Note FE battery presents the easiest solution. Just can’t find one to work with.

Preston -

Has anybody found and installed a Note FE battery in a Note 7? If so, did the FE battery fit into the N7 battery compartment without any issues? And where did you find an FE battery?

BTW, for naysayers, I have used my N7 daily since September 2016. When the Note 8 came out, I bought one and hated it. I gave the N8 to my wife and kept using my N7. The N7 and Note 4 were the two greatest Android phones produced so far. Both of mine are still in service. If you never used either, you would not understand.

Preston - Contestar

Anyone willing to sell, I need to fix the screen and back glass of mine.

Aasher Naeem - Contestar

sir i have need samsung galaxy note fan edition sm-935 f/d battery can u give in bangladesh? if you give pls send me a mail . akashchore89@gmail.com

my mobile is off due to battery. in bangladesh i not found this model battery. pls help me .

thanks

akash

akash - Contestar

Would you please show the chips on the board ,it’s functions and named it?!..

and if possible with it’s numbering system..

Nabsam - Contestar

Just if possible the charger ic?

where is it and it’s no#

Nabsam -

Just if possible the charger ic?

where is it and it’s no#..

Nabsam - Contestar

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