Nokia 3310 (2017) passes the durability test

After the official launch of the updated version of Nokia 3310, durability and teardown testing has been done for the first time.

We may not be used to seeing teardowns of small phones, but we all know that the Nokia 3310 (2017) is more than just an ordinary small phone, reports Koha.net.

This new phone has plastic and metal clasps. Once the back bezel and battery are removed, the six screws that hold the back of the main board come out.

Everything is soldered to the main board, so if the microUSB port or 3.5mm headphone port is damaged, then you'll either have to replace the main board or get the tin soldering kit.

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