6P Teardown - Nexus 6P General

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6P complete teardown. http://www.witrigs.com/blog/huawei-nexus-6p-teardown/

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That is awesome, was this a difficult process? Just curious as I hate the idea of a non removable battery and would like to hope I could tear it down and replace it myself if needed.

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:Funny thing...
This is what 75 percent of owners have said has happened to their phone, after a 3 inch drop onto a goose-down pillow

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This phone looks good even when torn down!

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shag_on_e said:
That is awesome, was this a difficult process? Just curious as I hate the idea of a non removable battery and would like to hope I could tear it down and replace it myself if needed.
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See for yourself, been posted on ifixit for a few months: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nexus+6P+Teardown/51660
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Soulfly3 said:
:Funny thing...
This is what 75 percent of owners have said has happened to their phone, after a 3 inch drop onto a goose-down pillow
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Was thinking the same thing

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You've got bigger cajones than me. This sort of stuff is far too fiddly for my liking :laugh:

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If it ain´t broke, don´t fix it Take good care and use a protective case and your phone will be good for at least 2 years ( until you get to choose a new device from your mobile provider ).

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I have to say the battery is fiercely glued in. If you want to see how to change the battery, you can come to Witrigs.com/blog to see the process. Hope it does help.
shag_on_e said:
That is awesome, was this a difficult process? Just curious as I hate the idea of a non removable battery and would like to hope I could tear it down and replace it myself if needed.
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Is there any information regarding the headphone jack audio amplifier chip?

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The most intimidating thing about taking this apart is the glass over the camera area. Sure, I might get it out but not breaking it in the process is going to be tough much less getting it back without the glue looking like crap.

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Gorgtech said:
If it ain´t broke, don´t fix it Take good care and use a protective case and your phone will be good for at least 2 years ( until you get to choose a new device from your mobile provider ).
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That's the beauty of the N6p. No provider needed.....you can buy a new one whenever you want!