A real transparent phone where you see the real components, not like the other attempts at a "transparent" phone which just had a tinted piece of glass with some image printed on vinyl behind it.
@@matoos008 Jerry is also the name of his grandpa, so it's both 'cause he jury-rigs* everything and to honour his grandpa. *While the two are commonly used interchangeably because they sound similar, perhaps being mistaken for one another, _jerry-rigging_ means to build something shoddily, while _jury-rigging_ simply means to build something improvised, MacGyver-style, not saying anything about quality but not implying it to be poor either, just temporary.
I'm actually surprised at how few phones do the transparent design. I think a good majority of people would love to see the insides of the phone from the outside. I'd get one!
@@MrGhris I get the quote, but it's more like happy husband, happy life as if the traditional gender roles are in play. Eligetarinism is not possible. It's a man's world, no matter how unfortunate it may seem. Just something to think about :)
@@Sebur8an So in other words you've never been married and likely never will. It's "egalitarianism" by the way and if you want to give people "something to think about" maybe try not to come across as a complete idiot.
Me personally like the orange rubber ring around the loudspeaker. And hopefully Google will read this message and make the next pixel in exactly that nice bright orange ;-)
That brilliant orange rubber ring around the speaker grill. I don’t know I just looks subtle but nice. Kind of like your orange on your Jerry rig knife.
i kinda feel like the little plastic string wrapped around the battery is there for you to pull on a side of the battery and not move it from side to side
i was sure you'd see teh orange ring around the speakers and suggest that as the next colour, but transparent would be awesome provided the battery isn't the main feature 😅
I'm a little disappointed that the charging port is still soldered. That has not changed since the P6, and although I've never had an issue with the charging port on my P6 (or any phone really), that's just another step in the reparability direction. Maybe for the P9 Pro, if I have the urge to upgrade by then.
Dear google, A flat backed version of the phone would be amazing. I don't care if that requires a thicker phone or a thinner less capable camera, either option is fine by me. I just want a smooth phone again.
The natural progression should be the orange that was around the other parts in this device. I like the whole 7-year thing, now they just need to make a phone you'd want to keep for that amount of time. I'm on a 3-year cycle myself, up from my previous "gotta have it" every year cycle that ended with the Pixel 3 XL. I have the P6P waiting on the Pixel 9 series, that orange would be sweet!!
to this day i still don't know why companies GLUE down batteries that are already sandwiched between layers of the phone. they probably just want you to buy a completely new phone..
Without it, the battery rattles in the phone. Companies could use small amounts of adhesive so it's easily removable and doesn't rattle, but they decide to go all the way and make it to where you have the chance of catching your phone on fire when taking the battery out.
The batteries aren't as sandwiched as you think. Samsung tried that with the Note 7 and boom. The battery will rattle around ever so slightly and you'll feel and hear it.
@@CIBERXGAMING Good point, I had a Galaxy S3 and S5 that don't rattle. Guess it just would have to do with how they fit the battery, but in their current state, without adhesive, the batteries rattle.
6:43 .."it (USB C port) is soldered in place though and not easily repairable". Repairability design as a practice needs to be put in place, and would be nice, Google. Having to remove the motherboard and desolder to replace the one port doesn't show a sustainable approach. Screws can work for it.
hey man, congrats for the video. I saw that battery as you cracked the phone wide open and I couldn't stop wondering if that battery can be safely replaced. I am from Eastern Europe, so Google doesn't directly sell their products here (Romania). Any thoughts about that? Your input would be greatly appreciated :D
If you're talking about the battery in the pixel 8 itself, then it's not the easiest to replace, no. First off, if you just want to replace the battery, you would need to get the screen off first, and even though Zach makes it seem easy, if you do it yourself (or even some less-experienced professionals) you risk breaking the screen in the process, which would set you back 235 euro. Second, the battery is secured with glue that's quite strong, and unlike Samsung and Apple phones of late, the pixel doesn't have those "magic pull taps" which easily remove the glue, so you'd have to pry it out, which could possibly ignite it and most likely break it, but if you're only job is to replace the battery, I guess that breaking the old battery wouldn't matter. And if you really want a pixel, you could try one of those firms that offer a service where you basically buy a product that only ships to within Germany (for example) andin the check-out process give the company's adress, but off course your own name, and then the company ships your package to your actual own adress (international). It's a workable workaround that does seem pretty legit, but I haven't ever used it myself to be honest, and some of them also have a maximum value for the contents shipped, so I don't know if that would even work, but it beats having to travel to Germany and back, just to buy a phone, lol. Anyway, good luck!
The small dents in the back of the foil covering the display may explain why so many of us (myself included) are seeing bumps in the same locations on our displays. These bumps are difficult to spot, but if your phone has them they can be seen under certain light conditions and if you hold your phone at certain angles. I have reported the issue to Google and have asked for a warranty extension. There does not seem to be an impact on display quality on my phone, but I am concerned about premature failure of the display. RMA units that have been replaced seem to be seeing the same issue on the replacement phones. You may want to look at your display and report the issue to Google if the bumps are present on your phone.
8:05 you mean, AFTER they made miles of progress in the other direction by gluing components in, software locking the parts, restraining parts suppliers from selling to third parties and such?
I’m using pixel 8 pro from past 4 weeks. The only issue I had is battery. I need to charge up twice a day. In 4 weeks of span I rarely used temp sensor. I have my Apple Watch to do it. It sticks with me and monitors my health round the clock. So I would say “Temp sensor” is just one show piece
I've been using my Pixel 8 Pro for about 6 weeks now and it's been a massive workhorse, only having to charge once a day unless I'm in an area that had crappy signal and has to work harder to reach out
Hey, I also had the similar issue, try this once. Let the phone die down to 0% once and then charge it up to 100%. I now get 7hrs of SOT with combined standby time of around a day.
Are you gaming a lot? I use mine mostly for youtube, messaging, and web browsing and I get 7-9 hours of screen on time. I don't think I've ever managed to drain it in a day
actually a big brain move of google to make it open from the front, ive been wondering for years why they all did it in reverse. too bad the port is soldered, its always the first to go on my phones, despite cleaning them, they still fail to fast charge, then fail all together a few month later. +1 on transparent tech, although a copper colored phone would be epic! imagine the wireless coil, but as the whole phone 🤯
What's big brain about it? It's an extremely bad idea. What's more fragile, the back glass, or the front with a screen glued to it? Also if damaged, what's cheaper to replace? I have an Xperia 10 IV, easy to open from the back, as they use plastic for the back housing, and the adhesive is easy to open (and still water resistant), easily replaceable charge port, and fingerprint reader/power button is easy to replace as well. The perfect design. I have been thinking about the Pixel phones for generations now but their repairability is just so bad. They commit every possible bad decision with their phones hardware wise.
@@kosztaz87 the screen, by a huge %. nobody cares about a cracked back glass, the screen you look at all day long. that being the primary entry, will make it a lot easier to repair, plus waaaaaay cheaper, as most front screens today, are permanently attached to the whole frame, and comes as such from the factory, making a new screen repair cost almost the same as an upgrade to a newer model. now youll be able to get a new screen for a fraction of the cost
@@DecanFrostI had a Nokia 6 a few years ago, with the same construction method as these pixel phones. When the power button broke, I tried to disassemble it. And the screen got cracked when trying to remove it. So the £5 repair job that could have been easily done if the phone was opening from the back (ideally with a plastic back) turned into a £150 repair. I just binned the whole phone, as it wasn't economical to repair it anymore. This construction method is just bad, I have no idea how in your head it makes sense.
@@DecanFrost Nice one. Then I will spell it out for you: suppose there is a hardware issue with the phone. You need to get into the phone. There are two different approaches to this depending on the manufacturer: through the back, which involves removing the back panel, or through the front, which involves removing the screen. Which one of these methods carries more risk damaging the phone in the process of disassembly? And if there is damage due to disassembly, which component is cheaper and easier to replace, the back panel or the screen assembly? I am actually eager to see how you are going to reply.
I'd go back to pixel phones if they got rid of the camera bae. Justake the phone that thick, add a larger battery and whatever else like a headphone jack or the rear fingerprint scanner, that was my favorite feature of the older pixels. My dream phone is basically a galaxy s5 with an old pixel fingerprint scanner on the back. And obviously updated specs, and a little lager.
Please stop giving Apple credit for improving repairability. Convenient modularity doesn't help when all the parts are serial-number paired to the motherboard. If you can't replace parts without Apple's permission, repairability is essentially zero.
Phones that have their charging port soldered to the logic board deserve an automatic 0 repairabilty score, like phones that have their parts paired to the logic board.
What would really be cool is if the temperature sensor could be like a thermal camera to help detect leaks around doors and windows so you would know where you need weatherstripping.
Nothing more frustrating when you start a video and then first thing is a commercial. Specially if just started it to have it in the history to wach later on.
@3:05 what is the translucent rectangle on the screen(on the tip of mountain in wallpaper) and some sort of sensor behind it @3:17. Something to do with face unlock?
What a fabulous voice, perfect gravelly with awesome baritone, amazing ASMR effect…..and the videos themselves and the tear downs ……a thing of beauty 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Google listens me also every day you speak something near your phone and boom there is an ad regarding the same product 😂 so I feel uncomfortable about this google listening to every one
Petition to make the orange rubber ring next year’s color. 5:20
That was my exact thought
pixel 7a had that colour
Yeah
Nope we got Pepto Bismol 💀
8:45 if google makes a transparent case
i expect dbrand to retaliate with an opaque blue sticker
If Google makes a transparent phone, I won't have a choice but to buy it.
A real transparent phone where you see the real components, not like the other attempts at a "transparent" phone which just had a tinted piece of glass with some image printed on vinyl behind it.
Man u can take off the glass and peel the sticker on the back, fairly simple tbh
How will we be able to find the phone if it’s transparent
@@UltimateGamer027 bruh he's talking about the back glass 🙂
But Google phones are kinda trash! Rather a Samsung for Android.
Google watches all of our videos and not only. They watching us 😄
I love how your auto-generated channel image is a big *"No"* 😂
@@m4heshdIt's not auto generated
The auto generated ones are only one letter
@@jaivanttitus Nope. If the first capitalized part is short enough, it'll use multiple characters.
A colour like "lilac" would be pretty sick. But on the darker shade side.
So purple?
@@riaz8783 if that would happen, id want it to be a dark, pale purple. Almost the purple of the iPhone 14 Pro, but pale
I like that shade of blue from that exact Google pixel 8 pro it’s sooooooo gooood
@@dinkoorjackson6276 yeah, it’s a nice one.
No that's overused
Another great day when Jerry releases a video
Zach* (his channel name is Jerry bc I can't remember why but his actually name is Zach, or Zack, I can't remember spelling either)
@@matoos008jerryrig is a slang term. That's where it came from. He jerryrigs everything lol
@@cmaysautoyt ah yes thank you, I remember now
@@matoos008 Jerry is also the name of his grandpa, so it's both 'cause he jury-rigs* everything and to honour his grandpa.
*While the two are commonly used interchangeably because they sound similar, perhaps being mistaken for one another, _jerry-rigging_ means to build something shoddily, while _jury-rigging_ simply means to build something improvised, MacGyver-style, not saying anything about quality but not implying it to be poor either, just temporary.
Man you arent just tearing down phone you are also tearing down internet with such quality videos
I'm actually surprised at how few phones do the transparent design. I think a good majority of people would love to see the insides of the phone from the outside. I'd get one!
I did put a clear glass back on my Pixel 3 and it looked great.
Probably coz it will become yellowish over time and scratches will stand out
@@MightyPooPSTEAMsince when does glass turn yellow over time?
@@MightyPooPSTEAM You are thinking of silicone or TPU cases that turn yellow over time.
Nah, I'm good with it.
It is too cluttered.
Every company should watch your videos for the improvement what they are developing ❤❤❤
I think they know themselves.
so do i@@caam0000
@@caam0000 I believe so
4:28 .. i read that as "pull up from both sides" instead of sawing the glue. pulling up seems a lot more reasonable and wont take 7 years lol
same
My wife has the pixel and the vibration on it is crazy. It is so loud when on a flat surface. Compared to my s23 ultra it's crazy.
Happy wife happy life!
@@vo1d470😂
Thanks for sharing this feature, I'll get this for my gf.
@@MrGhris I get the quote, but it's more like happy husband, happy life as if the traditional gender roles are in play. Eligetarinism is not possible. It's a man's world, no matter how unfortunate it may seem. Just something to think about :)
@@Sebur8an So in other words you've never been married and likely never will. It's "egalitarianism" by the way and if you want to give people "something to think about" maybe try not to come across as a complete idiot.
Me personally like the orange rubber ring around the loudspeaker. And hopefully Google will read this message and make the next pixel in exactly that nice bright orange ;-)
The person who designed this system has obviously never removed a battery in his entire life😂😂
Google owns UA-cam what makes you think 💭 they are no aware what you say on your videos ? 😹
That brilliant orange rubber ring around the speaker grill. I don’t know I just looks subtle but nice. Kind of like your orange on your Jerry rig knife.
and LTT's stuff
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How did you know. You could have died before liking your comment.
I liked your comment❤❤
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3:45 I heard the beep from the EcoFlow in the background 😂, i thought for a second it was mine 😅
He said blue balls. 6:50 😂😂😂
FYI, 0:01 Google not only waches, it listens, and tracks everything.
i kinda feel like the little plastic string wrapped around the battery is there for you to pull on a side of the battery and not move it from side to side
This blue color is beautiful. It reminds me of my old Pixel 2
We'll go back to the Pixel 4 orange color for the Pixel 9, the rubber band around the speakers told me
Transparent would look nice, provided you kept it clean, but doing it that way would attract fingerprints like nobody's business.
It’s simple, clear plastic back like transparent gaming consoles. They aren’t perfectly clear and have like a matte haze throughout
@@NightFoxZerowhat if you want it to be see through that’s what transparent means
@@UltimateGamer027It'd still be see through there'd just be a slight haze effect. That's the best way because it'd naturally resist fingerprints.
Jerry kind of looks like he was arrested but escaped to make another yt video😂
idk y but for some reason i LOOOVVVE THAT GREY BACKGROUND AND SHIRT. so easy on eyes n less glaring
i was sure you'd see teh orange ring around the speakers and suggest that as the next colour, but transparent would be awesome provided the battery isn't the main feature 😅
What happened to the screen to cause that strange distorted 'circle' in the middle? I'm surprised it wasn't mentioned at all.
I just love the entire Google lineup
Jerry snapped his finger, making half of the reviewed phone unusable, just like Thanos.😂
I like that you don't break phones after tests and give them a chance for life.
Don't watch too many of Jerry's videos if you want to keep that notion 😂
@@bernardomotard hmm🤔
Pretty cool you open from the front. Super easy to replace the screen.
I'm a little disappointed that the charging port is still soldered. That has not changed since the P6, and although I've never had an issue with the charging port on my P6 (or any phone really), that's just another step in the reparability direction.
Maybe for the P9 Pro, if I have the urge to upgrade by then.
lmao. Why wouldn't it be soldered?
@@nibelungvalesti soldered to the main PCB versus having its own small daughter board. The latter is easily replaceable.
@@astro143_ honestly just get a magnetic phone charger. my p7p port is brand new atp
This special blue colour is fantastic!! Very very beautiful you can find it also in hyundai N spor versions
Dear google,
A flat backed version of the phone would be amazing. I don't care if that requires a thicker phone or a thinner less capable camera, either option is fine by me. I just want a smooth phone again.
6:47 definitely a nerdy phone if the loudspeaker has blue balls 😄
Wishing you a very happy Diwali! 🎉🪔🎆 Jerry lots of love from India
Google is not only watching your videos but also keeping a watch over every android user😂
Include Apple in that too
😂😂😂 essa dublagem do Google me pegou de surpresa, me lembrei dos dias em que assistia History, com aquelas dublagens épicas.
Eu fiquei tipo an?
5:19 a missed opportunity to call for the next phone to be fully orange, so we know for sure that Google watches your videos 😅!
Nice to hear Fairphone 5 getting mentioned since not many people know about its existence
Funny how some of us viewers pay Google to avoid ads only to watch videos full of ads.
The natural progression should be the orange that was around the other parts in this device. I like the whole 7-year thing, now they just need to make a phone you'd want to keep for that amount of time. I'm on a 3-year cycle myself, up from my previous "gotta have it" every year cycle that ended with the Pixel 3 XL. I have the P6P waiting on the Pixel 9 series, that orange would be sweet!!
entertaining as always Zack keep up!
waiting for the google comment
I can sense the absolute annoyance radiating through my phone screen when that battery removal segment started. I think my phone is throttling now 😂
to this day i still don't know why companies GLUE down batteries that are already sandwiched between layers of the phone. they probably just want you to buy a completely new phone..
Without it, the battery rattles in the phone. Companies could use small amounts of adhesive so it's easily removable and doesn't rattle, but they decide to go all the way and make it to where you have the chance of catching your phone on fire when taking the battery out.
The batteries aren't as sandwiched as you think. Samsung tried that with the Note 7 and boom. The battery will rattle around ever so slightly and you'll feel and hear it.
@@ratrodgrady batteries would not rattle in the phone. do you remember 2010 phones with removable batteries?
@@stinkinlincoln926 do you remember phones from 2010?
@@CIBERXGAMING Good point, I had a Galaxy S3 and S5 that don't rattle. Guess it just would have to do with how they fit the battery, but in their current state, without adhesive, the batteries rattle.
Does anyone else think that his voice is very pleasing and calming?
Totally that's what first drew me to his channel . his voice is amazing
2:15 video starts
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6:43 .."it (USB C port) is soldered in place though and not easily repairable".
Repairability design as a practice needs to be put in place, and would be nice, Google.
Having to remove the motherboard and desolder to replace the one port doesn't show a sustainable approach.
Screws can work for it.
First , just wanted to say that Jerry makes very very chill durability tests ,love his content ❤.Edit : Just realized someone commented before me 😅.
Fun fact: you are not first
@@breadcraft3605just realized that😢
a 90s Nintendo styled transparent Pixel would be so sick
I agree with the transparent suggestion. I remember watching you make the Pixel 3 transparent and wishing mine was the same.
4:18 You had to slice it upto to the top and then pull the battery out.
hey man, congrats for the video. I saw that battery as you cracked the phone wide open and I couldn't stop wondering if that battery can be safely replaced. I am from Eastern Europe, so Google doesn't directly sell their products here (Romania). Any thoughts about that? Your input would be greatly appreciated :D
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@@itz_arnab1478 dude, you are so off topic here.
If you're talking about the battery in the pixel 8 itself, then it's not the easiest to replace, no. First off, if you just want to replace the battery, you would need to get the screen off first, and even though Zach makes it seem easy, if you do it yourself (or even some less-experienced professionals) you risk breaking the screen in the process, which would set you back 235 euro. Second, the battery is secured with glue that's quite strong, and unlike Samsung and Apple phones of late, the pixel doesn't have those "magic pull taps" which easily remove the glue, so you'd have to pry it out, which could possibly ignite it and most likely break it, but if you're only job is to replace the battery, I guess that breaking the old battery wouldn't matter.
And if you really want a pixel, you could try one of those firms that offer a service where you basically buy a product that only ships to within Germany (for example) andin the check-out process give the company's adress, but off course your own name, and then the company ships your package to your actual own adress (international). It's a workable workaround that does seem pretty legit, but I haven't ever used it myself to be honest, and some of them also have a maximum value for the contents shipped, so I don't know if that would even work, but it beats having to travel to Germany and back, just to buy a phone, lol. Anyway, good luck!
That's it, if I see a royal purple version of this phone, I will consider emptying my bank for it.
The small dents in the back of the foil covering the display may explain why so many of us (myself included) are seeing bumps in the same locations on our displays. These bumps are difficult to spot, but if your phone has them they can be seen under certain light conditions and if you hold your phone at certain angles. I have reported the issue to Google and have asked for a warranty extension. There does not seem to be an impact on display quality on my phone, but I am concerned about premature failure of the display. RMA units that have been replaced seem to be seeing the same issue on the replacement phones. You may want to look at your display and report the issue to Google if the bumps are present on your phone.
Can you share the time stamp
Not a thing.
@@dextrouskid 3:19
8:05 you mean, AFTER they made miles of progress in the other direction by gluing components in, software locking the parts, restraining parts suppliers from selling to third parties and such?
Google the most loyal company
Lol. They made it that's like being on UA-cam to wait for a tear down by the breakdown man .
Imagine giving the world's best minds in 1945 a modern smartphone. It would be just inconceivable to them even after explanation and a teardown.
I’m using pixel 8 pro from past 4 weeks. The only issue I had is battery. I need to charge up twice a day. In 4 weeks of span I rarely used temp sensor. I have my Apple Watch to do it. It sticks with me and monitors my health round the clock. So I would say “Temp sensor” is just one show piece
I've been using my Pixel 8 Pro for about 6 weeks now and it's been a massive workhorse, only having to charge once a day unless I'm in an area that had crappy signal and has to work harder to reach out
Hey, I also had the similar issue, try this once. Let the phone die down to 0% once and then charge it up to 100%. I now get 7hrs of SOT with combined standby time of around a day.
Are you gaming a lot? I use mine mostly for youtube, messaging, and web browsing and I get 7-9 hours of screen on time. I don't think I've ever managed to drain it in a day
@@ei.. I do actually, I play Mech arena and I've been playing Genshin impact recently as well
Twice a day? How? Seems like you're phone's defective (or you're a power user lol)...I easily get 8h+ of SOT on my Pixel 8 Pro
4:45 Whoever designed tabs that tiny needs to be fired.
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As my phones tend to outlive their batteries - I'm sure I'll be visiting this video again.
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the way i need a phone so badly and i watch this guy tear down phones makes my head ache😂😂
actually a big brain move of google to make it open from the front, ive been wondering for years why they all did it in reverse.
too bad the port is soldered, its always the first to go on my phones, despite cleaning them, they still fail to fast charge, then fail all together a few month later.
+1 on transparent tech, although a copper colored phone would be epic! imagine the wireless coil, but as the whole phone 🤯
What's big brain about it? It's an extremely bad idea. What's more fragile, the back glass, or the front with a screen glued to it? Also if damaged, what's cheaper to replace?
I have an Xperia 10 IV, easy to open from the back, as they use plastic for the back housing, and the adhesive is easy to open (and still water resistant), easily replaceable charge port, and fingerprint reader/power button is easy to replace as well. The perfect design.
I have been thinking about the Pixel phones for generations now but their repairability is just so bad. They commit every possible bad decision with their phones hardware wise.
@@kosztaz87 the screen, by a huge %.
nobody cares about a cracked back glass, the screen you look at all day long. that being the primary entry, will make it a lot easier to repair, plus waaaaaay cheaper, as most front screens today, are permanently attached to the whole frame, and comes as such from the factory, making a new screen repair cost almost the same as an upgrade to a newer model. now youll be able to get a new screen for a fraction of the cost
@@DecanFrostI had a Nokia 6 a few years ago, with the same construction method as these pixel phones. When the power button broke, I tried to disassemble it. And the screen got cracked when trying to remove it. So the £5 repair job that could have been easily done if the phone was opening from the back (ideally with a plastic back) turned into a £150 repair. I just binned the whole phone, as it wasn't economical to repair it anymore. This construction method is just bad, I have no idea how in your head it makes sense.
@@kosztaz87 And i have no idea how you can't, but then again, running Sony and Nokia, i wouldn't expect anything else.
@@DecanFrost Nice one. Then I will spell it out for you: suppose there is a hardware issue with the phone. You need to get into the phone. There are two different approaches to this depending on the manufacturer: through the back, which involves removing the back panel, or through the front, which involves removing the screen. Which one of these methods carries more risk damaging the phone in the process of disassembly? And if there is damage due to disassembly, which component is cheaper and easier to replace, the back panel or the screen assembly? I am actually eager to see how you are going to reply.
The fact that I got an ad when Jerry did the iconic snap.
I'd go back to pixel phones if they got rid of the camera bae. Justake the phone that thick, add a larger battery and whatever else like a headphone jack or the rear fingerprint scanner, that was my favorite feature of the older pixels.
My dream phone is basically a galaxy s5 with an old pixel fingerprint scanner on the back. And obviously updated specs, and a little lager.
I support for the transparent!!!
Please stop giving Apple credit for improving repairability. Convenient modularity doesn't help when all the parts are serial-number paired to the motherboard. If you can't replace parts without Apple's permission, repairability is essentially zero.
Jerry rig: hey google, make the next pixel in pale blue
Google: Done
Jerry rig: slaps skin over the color☠️
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Yes! I totally agree that the person who designed the battery removal is really unaware. Seriously.
Phones that have their charging port soldered to the logic board deserve an automatic 0 repairabilty score, like phones that have their parts paired to the logic board.
What would really be cool is if the temperature sensor could be like a thermal camera to help detect leaks around doors and windows so you would know where you need weatherstripping.
Why are there no more agent 47 jokes ?
1 Minute ago..has to be the earliest i've been to one of Jerry's videos
Nothing more frustrating when you start a video and then first thing is a commercial. Specially if just started it to have it in the history to wach later on.
@3:05 what is the translucent rectangle on the screen(on the tip of mountain in wallpaper) and some sort of sensor behind it @3:17. Something to do with face unlock?
Jerry is number 1 lots of love and respect from SA
Jerry please do teardown on Motorola flexible, I really wanted to see what's inside it, it's a future bendable phone (not foldable, it's bendable!)
most awaited video than the phone launching video!!!!
What a fabulous voice, perfect gravelly with awesome baritone, amazing ASMR effect…..and the videos themselves and the tear downs ……a thing of beauty 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
~No perfectly repairable smartphone out there?~
~What about the fairphone?~
my english betrayed me, he did spoke about the fairphone 5
I mentioned fair phone in this video
@@JerryRigEverything oh, my English betrayed me, watching with subtitles I got it, my bad
Yay! Been waiting for this one,
Are you planning on do a One plus open teardown? :3
Thank you Jerry for suggesting the Bay color because omg I actually might get the Pixel 8 Pro in that color
Been waiting for this!
We want S9 Ultra durability test
specially under water like pool if you can like for comunicate while diving
The prettiest blue ive ever seen on a phone
Google listens me also every day you speak something near your phone and boom there is an ad regarding the same product 😂 so I feel uncomfortable about this google listening to every one
Watching this video on the same phone with the same color! 😊
That's battery removal method still looks easier than the useless pull tabs apple has been using since they added wireless charging
❤❤❤ love the video
I think it is a missed opportunity by not having the rubber ring around the C port tease the color of next year pixel...
Was waiting for this. Thanks!
Yah yah yah, transparent is absolute wonder.
Watching this my Bay pixel 8 pro ...my 3rd pixel..had the 6, 7pro ,and now the 8 pro!! good phones!!
Just going through the comments to wish everyone a calm and happy Sunday! 😊
3:08 The true folding phone