How Samsung Smartphones are Made

[The_Chief]

Pretty fascinating!

I saw how Samsung builds its Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and it blew me away

Inside Samsung’s incredible Gumi Smart City

www.techradar.com

 

[ocnbrze]

what no sweatshops? only robots?

lame

 

[mikedt]

Samsung actually making phones in Korea now? I thought they made them all in Vietnam these days, after they closed their China factories a few years ago.

 

[The_Chief]

what no sweatshops? only robots?

lame

Digital sweat... little 1s and 0s all over the floor!

 

[khothietbidien]

I think it must be designed from the smart electronic circuit to the finished outer shell from factories in China and Vietnam and other countries.

 

[nickdalzell]

I thought all makes and models of smartphones came out of that infamous Foxconn plant that had to install suicide nets so the mistreated workers couldn't even off themselves.

All the more reason to buy used or secondhand over new. I can't promote such atrocities today and I got everything I need for life anyhow.

 

[mikedt]

I thought all makes and models of smartphones came out of that infamous Foxconn plant that had to install suicide nets so the mistreated workers couldn't even off themselves.

All the more reason to buy used or secondhand over new. I can't promote such atrocities today and I got everything I need for life anyhow.

Only companies that doen't operate their own factories, and depend on an OEM such as Foxconn, e.g. Apple and Microsoft.

AFAIK Samsung phones have always been made in Samsung's own factories, mainly in Vietnam these days. And as Samsung phones are evidently being assembled by robots now, I don't think suicides or atrocities really comes into them.