Today its time we take apart the Samsung Galaxy A80. A smartphone with a motorized camera that both raises AND flips around to the front. The only way to see how it works is by taking it apart. The Samsung Galaxy A80 has probably the best looking phone guts of 2019. With its copper NFC coil and moving parts. Do you prefer to use a phone with moving parts? or would you rather have something stationary, like a notch or dual screens. Let me know in the comments. LARGE smartphone tool kit: amzn.to/2DURcr7
The coolest thing about having motorized pop up cameras is seeing how they work from the inside. The Galaxy A80 has a lot to show off inside. Current A80 Pricing: amzn.to/2OqaB7G
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