Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is even tougher than iPhone 6 Plus to repair; scores 3 out of 10 for repairability

Samsung's latest Galaxy S6 Edge with a curved screen is tougher to repair according to iFixit, which sells parts and offers free online repair tutorials to electronic devices.

The phone has scored a three out of 10 compared to the Apple iPhone 6 Plus which had scored a seven.

Recently, there have been claims that how the latest Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge are bendable and prone to cracks. Although the smartphone maker has refuted the claims, the latest teardown by iFixit points to an even tougher repair job, if in case of damage.

The Galaxy S6 Edge has modular components but getting inside the smartphone is no less than a tedious job. The battery is tightly adhered to the insides of the phone, the glass on the screen is delicate, and if it is to be replaced it could result in a total damage of the display,