After some tedious behind-the-scenes heating and prying, we are rewarded with a peek at the backside of this Samsung-made 6.8” Dynamic AMOLED Infinity-O display.

This is the biggest, brightest, most color-accurate display ever on a Note phone—but we can't help but wonder what's keeping Samsung from a refresh rate update to 90 Hz, like its phablet competitor, the OnePlus 7 Pro.

The ultrasonic fingerprint sensor clings to the back of this behemoth display, just as it did to the S10 we tore down not too long ago. With it are some more ICs to ID:

Qualcomm QBT2000 in-screen fingerprint sensor controller

Samsung S6SY771X touchscreen controller

Winbond W25Q80EWUXIE 8 Mb serial flash memory

With the screen removed, we see that the earpiece speaker actually fires into a shallow metal chamber, which channels the sound waves into the teeny tiny grille along the top edge of the frame.

Can't quite make it out? We couldn't either. Computer, zoom and enhance.