A ASUS introduced a flagship smartphone at the end of June Zenfon 10, which relies on compact appearance and powerful hardware to attract the attention of consumers. While in terms of design and specifications, the new model showed an improvement over the previous model. Zenfon 9Internally, the new cell phone has not changed much, retaining the same hard-to-repair design of its predecessor.

ASUS Zenfone 10 is hard to repair

According to an analysis by a Youtuber who specializes in smartphone repair PBKreviewsinternally, the model is the same construction as last year’s model, which he evaluated and had rating 4.5 out of 10. The new device has such a similar design that it received the same rating, with the main difference being that the Qi wireless charging coil is used in conjunction with an NFC antenna and is easily accessible for replacement.

Among all tested components, the most difficult to repair in a new Asus Zenfon 10 it is his screen that requires the user to remove almost all other components in order to be able to access and replace it. Because of this, the swap only got a maintainability score of 0.5 out of 2.

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Another component that is a rather difficult replacement is the fingerprint sensor power button. This part can only be replaced by removing the flexible cable that is located under the battery. The good news is that The battery is held on with adhesive tape.allowing the user to remove it by simply pulling and without resorting to a heat gun.

The device’s camera system includes a quick-change selfie camera and two rear modules that can be replaced by removing the device’s motherboard.

ASUS Zenfon 10 got 1 out of 2 in all categories except screen replacement. In response to one of your subscribers PBKreviews states that the model’s overall score of 4.5 out of 10 is due to difficult access to the display and the need to remove many parts to replace some components.

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