Samsung Galaxy A8 Teardown

In this guide, I’ll explain how to disassemble the Samsung Galaxy A8 to remove the display assembly, battery, camera, middle frame, and motherboard.

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The Samsung Galaxy A8 has two card slots, both of which support 4G, and one of them supports SIM cards. It is also compatible with Micro SD cards and can be expanded up to 128GB.

Galaxy A8 uses a Super AMOLED screen, using the fourth generation of Corning Gorilla glass. The thickness of the screen is only 1.2mm.

After removing the screen, you can see the middle frame.

Samsung’s home button, Galaxy A8, is a mid-range phone, but the phone also has fingerprint recognition.

Samsung Galaxy A8 uses a 3050mah Li-polymer battery.

16MP rear camera and 5MP front camera, the rear camera aperture has reached f/1.9, the maximum wide-angle self-timer can reach 120°, and the front camera supports Samsung’s latest electronic image stabilization technology.

Samsung Galaxy A8 uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 processor.

For more guides, check out the Samsung Galaxy A8 device page.