Many media have made comments on Samsung's latest flagship Galaxy S7/S7 edge In-depth disassembly was carried out, and Samsung also released official disassembly drawings on its official website, including the analysis of heat pipes used by these two mobile phones:
The screen panel of Galaxy S7 adopts 5.1 inch Super AMOLED The resolution reaches QHD (2560 * 1440). This specification is consistent with the previous generation Galaxy S6. The front panel uses 2.5D glass design. In particular, this touch IC is also Samsung's own chip.
The Galaxy S7 edge screen is a 5.5 inch flexible Super AMOLED, and the screen resolution is still at the QHD level. The side hyperboloid can also be called 3D glass.
The mobile phone is designed with a metal middle frame. It can be seen that heat pipes are used for heat conduction near several large heating households, which shows the "violence" of materials.
Samsung officials also made a technical analysis of the ultra-thin heat pipe used by the Galaxy S7. Galaxy S7 has increased compared with S6 Heat pipe, soft heat conduction layer and graphite sheet It can be seen that Samsung has made a lot of efforts in cooling. The heat pipe used by S7 is also very special. There is water vapor flowing inside, a mesh metal layer in the middle layer to let the liquid flow, and a metal protective shell in the outer layer. The heat pipe can allow SoC, flash memory and other heat to quickly dissipate to other parts of the fuselage.
As a flagship mobile phone, the Galaxy S7 also uses advanced hardware such as UFS 2.0 flash memory, wireless charging and heart rate sensor.
The camera is also unambiguous. The rear uses a 12 megapixel camera equipped with Dual Pixel technology, with OIS and F/1.7 aperture. The front 5 megapixel ISOCELL sensor also has a F/1.7 aperture.
The Galaxy S7 uses a 3000mAh battery, while the Galaxy S7 edge is 3600mAh. The battery cell is made by Samsung itself, and the battery is packaged in China.
The antenna and loudspeaker of the fuselage.
The Galaxy S7 uses a piece of 3D glass on the back and Corning Gorilla Generation 4 glass.
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