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The YouTube video showcases the disassembly process of the Google Pixel 8 Pro, highlighting steps like removing the screen, discussing components like the 3D graphite, battery, cameras, and internal components. Challenges include removing the screen without damaging it, dealing with strong battery adhesive, and complexities in repairing the phone. The device's repairability is scored at 6 out of 10. The video also demonstrates the reassembly of the smartphone. Key points include camera components, battery removal, challenges in repair, and internal component details.
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In this segment of the video, the process of disassembling the Google Pixel 8 Pro is demonstrated. The steps involved include removing the SIM tray, applying heat to the screen to loosen adhesive, using a pry tool to lift the screen off, removing a metal clip covering the screen cable, disconnecting the cable from the main board, and removing various screws and components such as the 5G mm wave antenna and graphite film for heat transfer. The narrator encountered difficulty in prying off the screen, resulting in slight damage to the screen with some lines appearing. Additional details about the components behind the screen and the process of disassembly are highlighted.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses a 3D graphite component made of multiple layers in comparison to the Pixel 8. They show the aluminum mid plate with a liquid damage indicator sticker. There is a thermopad seen for heat transfer, a feedback motor, and access to disconnect the battery. The battery removal is challenging due to strong adhesive, requiring the use of isopropyl alcohol to loosen it. The battery shown is a 5500 mAh one.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the front-facing camera with autofocus is discussed, along with the components of the camera assembly, including the 50-megapixel primary camera, 48-megapixel ultra-wide lens, and 48-megapixel telephoto lens. Only the main camera and telephoto lens have Optical Image Stabilization (OIS). The speaker assembly, rubber gaskets, and mesh filters are shown, along with the disassembly process involving T4 Torx Force screws and Quail cables. Details about the earpiece speaker, proximity sensor board connection, charger port soldering, primary microphone location, Sim reader, and copper plate on top of the RAM are highlighted.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the teardown process of a smartphone is detailed. It shows the internal components such as the processor, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi module, ambient light sensor, LEDs, NFC and wireless charging coil, power button, volume keys, and more. It also mentions the difficulties in removing the back glass and repairing the device, giving it a repairability score of 6 out of 10. The video concludes with reassembling the phone.