Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold7 demonstrates significant market success but suffers from low repairability, receiving a score of 3 out of 10 from iFixit. The device features an extremely fragile folding screen vulnerable to damage from dirt and pressure. Repairing the screen requires replacing both the screen and chassis due to its design complexity. Additionally, there is a notable lack of spare parts availability for the Galaxy Z Fold series, limiting options for users interested in self-repair.
The Fold7 falls short in repairability, with a score of 3 out of 10, where 10 would be most repairable and 1 would be least repairable.
The exceedingly fragile folding screen that can be damaged by dirt particles and even pressure from your fingernail.
You shouldn't expect to be able to just replace the screen on this device, it will have to be both the screen and chassis due to the design.
Samsung is also called out for a lack of spare parts for its foldables in general, not just the Fold7.
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