First Pixel 6 Teardown Goes Live, Showing Difficult Display Panel & Battery Removal, With Charging Port Soldered to the Board

First Pixel 6 Teardown Goes Live, Showing Difficult Display Panel & Battery Removal, With Charging Port Soldered to the Board

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https://wccftech.com/first-google-pixel-6-teardown/

We can all agree that the Pixel 6 is the most significant design overhaul that Google has introduced in years, and with that overhaul, we got better specifications, cameras, and more. However, how well do these improvements translate into easier third-party repairs? The first teardown video has gone live, and there are some questionable decisions the company made.

The fresh Pixel 6 teardown was performed by PBKreviews, who immediately pointed out that the adhesive surrounding the display was extremely strong. While that helps to keep the panel in position while also keeping out water, it will make replacements difficult. After this ordeal was done, the display assembly came off relatively quickly, but the fingerprint reader is adhered to the display.

First Pixel 6 Teardown Goes Live, Showing Difficult Display Panel & Battery Removal, With Charging Port Soldered to the Board

Nov 2, 2021, 9:32am UTC
https://wccftech.com/first-google-pixel-6-teardown/ > We can all agree that the Pixel 6 is the most significant design overhaul that Google has introduced in years, and with that overhaul, we got better specifications, cameras, and more. However, how well do these improvements translate into easier third-party repairs? The first teardown video has gone live, and there are some questionable decisions the company made. > The fresh Pixel 6 teardown was performed by PBKreviews, who immediately pointed out that the adhesive surrounding the display was extremely strong. While that helps to keep the panel in position while also keeping out water, it will make replacements difficult. After this ordeal was done, the display assembly came off relatively quickly, but the fingerprint reader is adhered to the display.