Apple’s habit of making their phones only “repairable” (ie, swapped with another one.) by their own repair centres, is that they are built not to be taken apart. Crazy idea, build things to be disassembled at the end of service life, so robots like Daisy have a much easier time doing it, with less waste. Also, if Apple programs into Daisy the specs for competitor devices, they can also scavenge materials from the competitors.
I've been repairing phones for years, and in my experience I'd say that apple phones are up there for some of the most user-repairable phones. Often access to the screen is behind only a couple of screws (the most common type of break) and the battery is behind only another couple more (the second most common type of break). And they've been getting better and better with more recent models (the 4 was the last one where the screen was underneath EVERYTHING ELSE; since then the screen can be removed with just the couple of screws).
@@essendossev362 Except for the fact that on the new iPhones, parts get locked and disabled in firmware by apple. So if you put in a new screen or camera, faceID doesn't work, the cameras don't work properly, etc… All because Apple doesn't want their phones to be repaired.
@@eurisken I see pros and cons to this. If you are buying a phone from someone you don't know, it would be very nice to know that a part has been replaced or is not genuine before paying for it.
@@nicktheweirdgamer Same, After a quick research it's somewhere in Breda (industrial area in Breda Noord). I personally wild guess re-tek as location of operation
Fun fact: Verbazing is more of an emotion in Dutch, as in you can experience verbazing. It means you are surprised by something. The Dutch word for amazing is geweldig, and if you wanted to say something like astonishing, you would say verbazingwekkend. This isn't meant as like "Oh you said it wrong I know it better." or anything, it's all just so you Bri'ish people know.
I was looking at the Apple site yesterday, and I was surprised to see that you can actually trade in your old phone and get a desirable amount of money back for it. And now Daisy! It's honeslty a really cool concept that can not only save money, but also help the environment. Thanks for the vid Arun! Learned a lot of cool things!
I get that you may trade in your old phone for a newer phone is a good thing. Wouldnt it be more beneficial before that phase comes is to repair it? Apples own self repair services is designed to fail own arrival to make consumers suggest that it is not worth repairing
5:07 I'm Dutch, and can confidently say that "verbazing" does not mean what you say it means XD Verbazing means "surprise" or "astonishment" in English. "Verbazingwekkend" would be okay in that context, as it means "astonishing".
@@anillo.english 'verbazend' is a very specific grammatical form. It is state in which a person can be, for the time being. So 'verbazend' is more 'to be in awe' and in this case wrong.
@@anillo.english Also, “verbazend” is an adjective, used to express something suprising. For example: De iPhone is een verbazend goede smartphone - the iPhone is a surprisingly/an amazingly good smartphone.
@@jochumveenstra thanks for teaching me something new! As a native English speaker and someone who taught himself German, learning Dutch is extremely interesting. 🤔
5:07 Dutch person here: 'verbazing' actually means 'surprise', not 'amazing' 'Amazing' would be 'verbazingwekkend', which literally translates to 'creating surprise'. More often though, 'geweldig' is used, which means 'awesome'.
I love that Apple is doing this however, the carbon neutrality thing is sometimes BS because if you take your own emissions into consideration but not the suppliers emissions you can always "outsource" the emissions to entities that are not controlled. I'm not saying Apple is doing this, but many companies are
I second this thought, just another reason to justify them not giving chargers and stuff. Every company nowadays is doing this, covering things up while citing nature as a cause.
They have what’s called “ carbon credits” all companies who produce carbon emissions take part in this. Basically these “ credits” allow your company to let so much pollution into the environment and you use them to avoid getting in trouble with regulatory organizations who monitor these things. The problem is, they are allowed to trade them… so if they have another company that barely produces carbon emissions they can “trade” these to their company that makes way too much carbon emissions. They don’t need to own the other company many companies work together and some sell them for an profit while still being a better option than getting caught polluting to much
@@PwnzTube Carbon credits are a good thing. This way, companies with little emissions get benefits in form of money, so they can put even more resources into developing sustainable solutions. Companies emitting a lot, get punished by higher expenses until they develop sustainable solutions themselves. No company wants to pay for this for eternity. Its a Robin Hood situation here.
It would also help a lot to make phones (and devices in general) more repearable instead of setting up deliberate repair obstructions (e.g. pairing components to each other), and incentivising the consumers to have their devices repaired instead of replaced. Also, it would be great to motivate customers to take better care of their devices, so they end up needing a repair less often - e.g. designing both phones and phone cases in a way that doesn't make the phone seem "ugly" to the customer if in a case (seems to be the most common reason people don't use them by what I've seen).
Yes. Apple is the worst in that department. They DO NOT want you to be repair AT ALL. And if you do repair your phone, god forbid it's a third party. They make it as hard as possible to repair as a third party.
@@Leos74 It's not just a matter od want, they are legaly required to make more money for their shareholders (just like any publically traded company). That is why repairability needs to be guaranteed by law (it's also a lot simpler than reforming the system).
@@iToxiccQu Can a average person walk in the Apple facility and have the knowledge to talk about the topic? No, he was given script to talk about this fancy technology and to make sponsored PR for Apple.
The production quality on this video is amazing!! You have grown soooo much I remember watching u earlier in 2016 as well,your fanbase has also grown immensely, keep up the amazing work! ❤️
Hey Arun, you don't have to read this whole thing. Just know that you're my favourite tech creator. Why? because you can get us the right information in a fun and creative way. Hope you get to 15 million!
AWESOME!!! It would be so cool if you could do a tour of a smartphone factory as well, so we can see where, how, and under what working conditions smartphones are made! If consumers are more aware of where their products are coming from, they might be more motivated to use phones for longer before getting a new one, helping the environment!
Are you kidding? That's like suggesting a tour of a chocolate factory will make people want to start dieting. Seeing brand new shiny models coming straight off the production line is only going make people want an upgrade more!
Think you could have also mentioned repairability of these devices - It's reduce -> reuse -> recycle in that order What this video focuses on is recycling, and that's an important part of trying to save our environment, but this is literally the most inefficient process of the three and has the least impact on what we're trying to achieve here. I think every discussion about environmental protection and conservation needs to discuss all three; Like cudos to what apple are doing with daisy, but let's also keep them accountable to making sure that this is an end of life process rather than an upgrade path for users wanting the latest and greatest
also no mention of repair… Most phones can be repaired fairly easily, just not for the prices Apples wants to charge you. Who‘s gonna pay 280 bucks for a new Apple screen when you can get a refurbished screen for half? That‘s the point we should focus on.
But he did talk about them briefly. Reduce -> (Use your current phone for longer, so you buy less phones) Reuse -> (Gift or sell your old but functioning phones so someone else can get utility out of them)
@@ytterbius2900 True, but that didn't suffice. He talked about an iPhone 10 with bad battery life, where everything was okay Why not have the caveat that mentioned switching the battery, and recycling that instead of the entire device We've become really good at recycling li-ion batteries, so that should be the first thing the manufactures need to encourage if they really care about the environment. Make it easier for end users or repair shops to replace these easily. Now Apple does a good job with pull tabs on battery modules but they need to make those more accessible for everyone to switch easily and use those devices for as long as they want, or as long as Apple supports (5 years) All I'm saying is that we need to put more emphasis on repairability over recycling
The robots are Apple's attempt to make recycling as efficient as possible; the fact it also discourages them giving anyone incentive to repair their devices is just icing on the cake for them. It's so Apple it hurts.
Hey, I wonder could you expand on the last part about just trading in broken phones, majority of phones apple deems beyond repair are very easily repairable by trained professionals, maybe something like a video between you and Lewis Rossman could be made addressing this further
Apple's expends considerable resources to stop anyone repairing their devices. All parts for board-level repair are unavailable. Their behaviour is unethical and disgusting.
Your channel has been my favorite, Arun. Honestly, nothing can beat your dedication to spreading awareness in a way that's always interesting for the end user. At this point, I'd just come for the rickrolls but your content and overall presentation together with em rickrolls are yin and yang.
This is amazing, Arun has come so far from tech reviews to the actual Apple factory itself. This is truly something else. Keep it up man your amazing !!!!!
4:09 Why was the hand sorting skipped? That is definitely a key part of the process. Who is sorting these components by hand? Can we see that facility?
I've hung on to several phones well past their sell by date because they kept on working for the things that I used them for. The problem with keeping older phones is that A) the OS stops getting updated and B) apps stop working because of the old OS. My Apple 3S works fine and I've been using it as an ipod. My current phone is a 5S works fine but some apps are stopping working with the old OS. Yes it is great to keep an older phone as long as you can but the companies don't help when they make their older phones obsolete
i mean 5 years of software updates are already a lot, for apple that already like 20 iphone models to keep updated, so imagine if they never stopped support it would be almost impossible to get updates, also a lot of old phones might just get too slow at that point too.
@@misamsung6191 that's not what i mean, i mean that if it got 10+ years of update it would be too slow, not saying it is currently obsolete, just that it would be too slow to be updated for many years
@@wolfy1398 What is slow in electronics? I had an old laptop that I used to use as a media server until it gave up the ghost. Sure it was slower than my more modern laptops BUT microseconds really doesn't matter. You can have a blazingly fast processor but the bloat in the applications is what slows everything down. That is what Apple is doing they are adding new features and apps that are slowing down the main processor because of poor programming and just general bloat. People want new and shiny, we really are magpies
In our school we started a program, where we put our broken phones in a box and they ship them away where they can recycle them and the school gets like around 3€ per phone (but the school gets the money lol). But its great they came up with this and its not just in our school :)
It's actually kinda nice to know that someone or something can actually damage a phone faster than me😑. I literally have a budget set aside for phone maintenance.
Or here’s an idea… people could stop upgrading every… single… year. It’s pointless to throw this mass of metal away ever years just because the next is 4% faster. The issue creates itself
It's not just parents or old people who does that, I think i'm fairly young, i'm a software engineer and I change my phone only when it dies and I don't buy expensive phones neighter just middle price with good specs. A good portion of my coworkers do the same. Same with computers, good specs, good quality and capacity to expand. Edit: some of the dead phones i fix and re utilize them for another things. The majority of them cannot be fixed sadly.
New on the channel. Your videography/cinematography skills are on point. Didn't even feel like skipping to another video. Thanks for the education. Upwards and onwards!
You recently asked on Twitter what kind of content us, your audience would like to see more of. This. This kind of content is brilliant. I'm not an Apple fan, I'm in fact a bit of a hater and not a huge environmentalist either. I just love tech and it's been great to meet Daisy. The fact that it's in a big tech facility and environmentally-friendly is just a bonus.
Every time you upload, it's something so different from your previous content I can't wait for the next video. Good job on making such good content so regularly
Every phone I’ve had after I upgrade, I store my old ones away in a draw, never thrown one in the bin. Just like keeping the older phones then looking back at them later on.
Really appreciate apple for this. This is bringing a new freaking revolution in the world of breaking down old smartphones and using there components in new smartphones!
How delusional of you. As someone who repairs apple products for 12 years i can safely say apple is one of the less green companies on the planet. The fact their devices are made to not be repaired already speaks for itself
@@dilaisy_loone2846 No, they are not. What Apple has done here is amazing but that doesn't mean they are the good guys. It's way more expensive to repair an Apple product than any other electronic item. This just forces people to ditch the old device and get a new one. recently they have started a self-repair program after so much backlash from the community. Recycle is just one of the 3 'R's. Reduce and reusing part is also important.
@@dilaisy_loone2846 dude dont talk shit you clearly know nothing about. Ive been doing it for 12 years. You cant replace home buttons on iphone 7/8 , more recently you cant change a rear camera on iphone 12/13 even if you place an original camera there. Its ID locked and the only way to do it is....guess what...going to apple and pay a stupid value for the repair. Plenty of ipad model docks are soldered and take extra time and effort to repair. Like i said ive been doing this for a long time, compared to other brands excluding Sony, apple products are some of the worst products to repair
Mixed feelings on this one. While it is really cool that Apple has these recycling and carbon-neutrality goals and actually engineers solutions to meet these goals, they also go out of their way to make their stuff almost impossible to repair. They still have the best accessory compatibility and software support in the industry, but let's not forget their many grave sins. Everything glued together, a chip in every cable and component software-locking the parts together to lock out replacements and aftermarket stuff, cables that will definitely break in a year, 27 different special kinds of screws in a phone, etc. They also don't promote their trade-in programs enough, or have no such program in many countries. They have used child labor in the past (and who knows, maybe they still do behind the scenes). They removed the wall wart from iPhone packaging, while shipping the new iPhone with a cable incompatible with old chargers, so you do end up buying a wall-wart separately, which is extra unnecessary packaging and shipping. They should have not switched to type-c on the wall side in the same year as they removed the wall-wart. They have created a culture of consuming in which customers are encouraged to buy the newest shiny gadgets every year, even though the only thing new about it is a design change.
Egy kicsit tényleg érdekes hogy ezek a “nemes célok” leginkább csak amerikában elérhetők és mindenhol máshol ebből a szempontból gyakorlatilag semmi sem változott
Apple: it’s a secret lab. Don’t tell Arun: 👌 Starts off with a pinpoint on a map “I’m standing inside apples top secret facility in the Netherlands…” Apple: “okay… not doing that again.”
Isn’t repair an option in any of these “What can we do?” points? I would assume that repairing broken screens would allow you to reduce the need to purchase a new phone.
Watch about right to repair movement... It's better to make the phones more repair accessible. These are just BS from the company to project being environmental. 😆
It's just crazy how far Arun has come, from a tech reviewer to being invited to tour Apple's factory pre-release. Props to Apple, never seen them do anything like this before, perhaps it's a good sign
I feel like Apple should start having a "Vintage Store", additional to their Refurbished Store. A place where they renew/repair old devices with only the functional parts like display and battery, but keep the scuffed and used housing that might tell a story and make those devices truly unique. Almost as if you were buying an old watch or piece of jewelry.
Dude take a break. You really deserve it and we will all be here for you when you get back. Even if its only a week or two itll be really good to reset.
What you completely ignored was Repairing: The best is to repair a broken phone (at least when it is still reported) and Apple is very much against that (at least repairing it yourself or encouraging to buy a new product, as the repair would not be feasible. They should just sell repair parts cheaper and make them easily replacable). The best for a product is not be thrown away. Of course software updates end sadly mostly too early, but hardware performance is now at a point that an old phone will not feal mostly laggy for a n average user. Giving thumbs down, this video was good, but putting Apple in a wrong light: "See we recycle, but we will encourage you to buy a new one, instead of repairing it, which creates the e waste much earlier, than to repair it"
Apple as the most hostile company to right to repair, the most hateful of any form of upgradeability, and the masters of built in obsolescence to be allowed this level of non critical greenwashing is disgraceful.
So freaking cool. Nice work Apple!
Let’s get started.
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Waiting for you to do malpractise on it :)
I can hear it XD
I swear one of these times he's just gonna bring in the real Rick Astley just to Rick roll us.
Use this as a petition.
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I guarantee he's eventually going to do this.
lol you got a bot to sign your petition
I am pretty sure he did in the 10 million subs video
he willlllllll I'm in
Thanks for the tour of Daisy. Great to see all the details.
It’s amazing
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That's wjat she said
props to arun for wearing the iconic steve jobs turtleneck inside the apple facility lol
Lol
Hey you
These videos just keep getting better and better 🙌
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Unscrew, open it up, .....😉
I’m still waiting for when Arun reviews every rickroll device available
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@@nicksauerborn what the hell he makes good content
Hopefully, with this tech, the latest iPhones would be under $500 in the future🤭
Dream on ....
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Apple’s habit of making their phones only “repairable” (ie, swapped with another one.) by their own repair centres, is that they are built not to be taken apart. Crazy idea, build things to be disassembled at the end of service life, so robots like Daisy have a much easier time doing it, with less waste. Also, if Apple programs into Daisy the specs for competitor devices, they can also scavenge materials from the competitors.
I've been repairing phones for years, and in my experience I'd say that apple phones are up there for some of the most user-repairable phones. Often access to the screen is behind only a couple of screws (the most common type of break) and the battery is behind only another couple more (the second most common type of break). And they've been getting better and better with more recent models (the 4 was the last one where the screen was underneath EVERYTHING ELSE; since then the screen can be removed with just the couple of screws).
@@essendossev362 Crazy how people want thin phones and also expect giant screws and no adhesive, right? :)
@@essendossev362 Except for the fact that on the new iPhones, parts get locked and disabled in firmware by apple. So if you put in a new screen or camera, faceID doesn't work, the cameras don't work properly, etc… All because Apple doesn't want their phones to be repaired.
@@eurisken only face id won’t work, the cameras will work and i heard that you need a special device to reprogram face id into the new sensor.
@@eurisken I see pros and cons to this.
If you are buying a phone from someone you don't know, it would be very nice to know that a part has been replaced or is not genuine before paying for it.
Didn't even know Apple even had a facility in the Netherlands, very informative vid nonetheless, keep up the good work Arun!
I didn't know about this either and I live there XD
Same, i wonder where it is located, so i can just give my old iPhone to them directly lol
hm well there r already 4 replies but im still here
@@nicktheweirdgamer yeah
@@nicktheweirdgamer Same, After a quick research it's somewhere in Breda (industrial area in Breda Noord). I personally wild guess re-tek as location of operation
Fun fact: Verbazing is more of an emotion in Dutch, as in you can experience verbazing. It means you are surprised by something. The Dutch word for amazing is geweldig, and if you wanted to say something like astonishing, you would say verbazingwekkend. This isn't meant as like "Oh you said it wrong I know it better." or anything, it's all just so you Bri'ish people know.
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@@leanderhelmich9707 Ja, trouwens hoe is verbazing eigenlijk gebruikt hier, want ik heb sponserblokkeer aan staan.
@@leanderhelmich9707 koloniseren wat we kunnen koloniseren tochh
Verbazingwekkend zou kunnen 😅
I was looking at the Apple site yesterday, and I was surprised to see that you can actually trade in your old phone and get a desirable amount of money back for it. And now Daisy! It's honeslty a really cool concept that can not only save money, but also help the environment. Thanks for the vid Arun! Learned a lot of cool things!
Save money for who? Apple or the consumers?
@@user-pl9wu1xy3m consumers, give old phone and buy a new one for cheaper
@@user-pl9wu1xy3m bro they already do it.
When you go on the website to buy a new phone, you can trade in an old one for a big discount
@@user-pl9wu1xy3m u can do that like for years bruhh
I get that you may trade in your old phone for a newer phone is a good thing. Wouldnt it be more beneficial before that phase comes is to repair it? Apples own self repair services is designed to fail own arrival to make consumers suggest that it is not worth repairing
The quality of your videos is just amazing! So complete, and letting room for critic thinking... Great job, and thank you!
Disclaimer : Apple has been rickrolled in this video !
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@@shivp7030 7:03!
That daisy has been Rick rolled after inspecting the phone
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5:07 I'm Dutch, and can confidently say that "verbazing" does not mean what you say it means XD
Verbazing means "surprise" or "astonishment" in English.
"Verbazingwekkend" would be okay in that context, as it means "astonishing".
A better suited word would be "geweldig"
Wouldn't "verbazend" work too?
@@anillo.english 'verbazend' is a very specific grammatical form. It is state in which a person can be, for the time being. So 'verbazend' is more 'to be in awe' and in this case wrong.
@@anillo.english Also, “verbazend” is an adjective, used to express something suprising. For example: De iPhone is een verbazend goede smartphone - the iPhone is a surprisingly/an amazingly good smartphone.
@@jochumveenstra thanks for teaching me something new! As a native English speaker and someone who taught himself German, learning Dutch is extremely interesting. 🤔
Great video editing! First of your videos I watch. Good job!
5:07 Dutch person here: 'verbazing' actually means 'surprise', not 'amazing'
'Amazing' would be 'verbazingwekkend', which literally translates to 'creating surprise'. More often though, 'geweldig' is used, which means 'awesome'.
Hehe, eindelijk een nl die deze opmerking maakt haha
whoops 😂
@@Mrwhosetheboss never say a Dutch word ever again please
I just wanted to make a comment about that haha
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@@volshebnik9683 who lied to you?
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My days just getting started haha
He truly make Ur day better when he uploads
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7:44 I love that even the tree's apple has a bite taken out
Great video again! Love the earth friendly aspect. Would you talk about the fairphone next?
I love that Apple is doing this however, the carbon neutrality thing is sometimes BS because if you take your own emissions into consideration but not the suppliers emissions you can always "outsource" the emissions to entities that are not controlled.
I'm not saying Apple is doing this, but many companies are
If I'm not mistaken, they actually want to include their suppliers, since basically all their own facilities and servers are already carbon neutral.
I second this thought, just another reason to justify them not giving chargers and stuff. Every company nowadays is doing this, covering things up while citing nature as a cause.
They have what’s called “ carbon credits” all companies who produce carbon emissions take part in this. Basically these “ credits” allow your company to let so much pollution into the environment and you use them to avoid getting in trouble with regulatory organizations who monitor these things. The problem is, they are allowed to trade them… so if they have another company that barely produces carbon emissions they can “trade” these to their company that makes way too much carbon emissions. They don’t need to own the other company many companies work together and some sell them for an profit while still being a better option than getting caught polluting to much
@@PwnzTube wow dude, didn't know about that, interesting story
@@PwnzTube Carbon credits are a good thing. This way, companies with little emissions get benefits in form of money, so they can put even more resources into developing sustainable solutions. Companies emitting a lot, get punished by higher expenses until they develop sustainable solutions themselves. No company wants to pay for this for eternity. Its a Robin Hood situation here.
It would also help a lot to make phones (and devices in general) more repearable instead of setting up deliberate repair obstructions (e.g. pairing components to each other), and incentivising the consumers to have their devices repaired instead of replaced.
Also, it would be great to motivate customers to take better care of their devices, so they end up needing a repair less often - e.g. designing both phones and phone cases in a way that doesn't make the phone seem "ugly" to the customer if in a case (seems to be the most common reason people don't use them by what I've seen).
And make an end to the planned obsolescence issue.
Yes. Apple is the worst in that department. They DO NOT want you to be repair AT ALL. And if you do repair your phone, god forbid it's a third party. They make it as hard as possible to repair as a third party.
but they only want money, so... 😉
@@Leos74 It's not just a matter od want, they are legaly required to make more money for their shareholders (just like any publically traded company). That is why repairability needs to be guaranteed by law (it's also a lot simpler than reforming the system).
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Arun, it's amazing how much you put in every of your videos, it truly is an inspiration!
Inspiration for what? Making fake sponsored videos for Apple?
@@DarkGT bro what are you talking about
@@iToxiccQu Can a average person walk in the Apple facility and have the knowledge to talk about the topic? No, he was given script to talk about this fancy technology and to make sponsored PR for Apple.
@@DarkGT bro this guy has over 10 mil subs I think he can do whatever he wants
@@iToxiccQu This add to the issue. He is too trusted to have any doubts in him.
Him: This is Apple’s top secret facility
Also him: *Reveals the location*
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The production quality on this video is amazing!! You have grown soooo much I remember watching u earlier in 2016 as well,your fanbase has also grown immensely, keep up the amazing work! ❤️
3:10 haha good one 😂
Hey Arun, you don't have to read this whole thing. Just know that you're my favourite tech creator. Why? because you can get us the right information in a fun and creative way. Hope you get to 15 million!
Don’t worry he won’t read this lol
@@susceptible9655 i dont think he even reads any comments
@Games dumb well sadly its true
And because he rickrolls us
AWESOME!!! It would be so cool if you could do a tour of a smartphone factory as well, so we can see where, how, and under what working conditions smartphones are made! If consumers are more aware of where their products are coming from, they might be more motivated to use phones for longer before getting a new one, helping the environment!
So true!
which doesn’t help apple btw
Are you kidding? That's like suggesting a tour of a chocolate factory will make people want to start dieting. Seeing brand new shiny models coming straight off the production line is only going make people want an upgrade more!
@@TunnixTV haha I see your point... so I guess the tour should be of a Samsung factory making some obscure model from last year lol!
Think you could have also mentioned repairability of these devices - It's reduce -> reuse -> recycle in that order
What this video focuses on is recycling, and that's an important part of trying to save our environment, but this is literally the most inefficient process of the three and has the least impact on what we're trying to achieve here.
I think every discussion about environmental protection and conservation needs to discuss all three;
Like cudos to what apple are doing with daisy, but let's also keep them accountable to making sure that this is an end of life process rather than an upgrade path for users wanting the latest and greatest
also no mention of repair… Most phones can be repaired fairly easily, just not for the prices Apples wants to charge you. Who‘s gonna pay 280 bucks for a new Apple screen when you can get a refurbished screen for half? That‘s the point we should focus on.
But he did talk about them briefly.
Reduce -> (Use your current phone for longer, so you buy less phones)
Reuse -> (Gift or sell your old but functioning phones so someone else can get utility out of them)
@@ytterbius2900 True, but that didn't suffice. He talked about an iPhone 10 with bad battery life, where everything was okay
Why not have the caveat that mentioned switching the battery, and recycling that instead of the entire device
We've become really good at recycling li-ion batteries, so that should be the first thing the manufactures need to encourage if they really care about the environment. Make it easier for end users or repair shops to replace these easily. Now Apple does a good job with pull tabs on battery modules but they need to make those more accessible for everyone to switch easily and use those devices for as long as they want, or as long as Apple supports (5 years)
All I'm saying is that we need to put more emphasis on repairability over recycling
The robots are Apple's attempt to make recycling as efficient as possible; the fact it also discourages them giving anyone incentive to repair their devices is just icing on the cake for them. It's so Apple it hurts.
3:08 😂 "am I allowed to say *SAMSUNG* in here?"
That was such a good one 😂
5:06 'Fantastisch' might have been a better pic than 'verbazing! LOVE the content mrwhosetheboss!
WHO ELSE IS SO HYPED WHEN ARUN UPLOADS! 😄😄😄😄
Hey, I wonder could you expand on the last part about just trading in broken phones, majority of phones apple deems beyond repair are very easily repairable by trained professionals, maybe something like a video between you and Lewis Rossman could be made addressing this further
*Louis Rossmann
Was going to say that there is the option to repair your phone and that would also help the environment alot
@@alexanders1859 If Apple doesn't stop monopolising over iDevice repairs, no one is going to do that because it's simply not economical for them.
@@jm56585 Ahhh, I knew I had done something incorrectly, thanks for the correction
Apple's expends considerable resources to stop anyone repairing their devices. All parts for board-level repair are unavailable. Their behaviour is unethical and disgusting.
3:57 the robot was in sync with the music lol
I still can't believe that he's made it so far that he got to physically go into the apple manufacturing building.
Thats not an Apple manufacturing building.
4:33 Peace was never an option ...
Your channel has been my favorite, Arun. Honestly, nothing can beat your dedication to spreading awareness in a way that's always interesting for the end user. At this point, I'd just come for the rickrolls but your content and overall presentation together with em rickrolls are yin and yang.
This is amazing, Arun has come so far from tech reviews to the actual Apple factory itself. This is truly something else. Keep it up man your amazing !!!!!
He's a noob about tech. Purely an illiterate
0:08 love your entry style, and especially that mobile catch!
It's crazy how far you have come, Arun. Greatest inspiration of mine. 💜
The excitement here 3:47 🤣🤣
With this Apple can quite literally recycle last years design
comment needs more likes if its original
“Quite literally” lol you sound like Arun
Hohoho 😂
And resell it back to you for twice the price
that reminds me of leaked iPhone 14 where it has last year chip and design 🤣
you like rick astley right now GET RICK ROLLED
4:09 Why was the hand sorting skipped? That is definitely a key part of the process. Who is sorting these components by hand? Can we see that facility?
shhh someone might start asking questions about wages!
@@PvtAnonymous or even work conditions or possible contamination from e-waste.
He's most likely not allowed to film the staff
daisy is really impressive, huge shoutout to the entire history of humans for making this possible
On top of me there is a scam, please don't fall for this...
I've hung on to several phones well past their sell by date because they kept on working for the things that I used them for. The problem with keeping older phones is that A) the OS stops getting updated and B) apps stop working because of the old OS. My Apple 3S works fine and I've been using it as an ipod. My current phone is a 5S works fine but some apps are stopping working with the old OS. Yes it is great to keep an older phone as long as you can but the companies don't help when they make their older phones obsolete
i mean 5 years of software updates are already a lot, for apple that already like 20 iphone models to keep updated, so imagine if they never stopped support it would be almost impossible to get updates, also a lot of old phones might just get too slow at that point too.
@@wolfy1398 IDK I can stream just fine with my old 5S. The other thing is that the cell phone makers make them obsolete before they actually are.
@@misamsung6191 that's not what i mean, i mean that if it got 10+ years of update it would be too slow, not saying it is currently obsolete, just that it would be too slow to be updated for many years
@@wolfy1398 What is slow in electronics? I had an old laptop that I used to use as a media server until it gave up the ghost. Sure it was slower than my more modern laptops BUT microseconds really doesn't matter. You can have a blazingly fast processor but the bloat in the applications is what slows everything down. That is what Apple is doing they are adding new features and apps that are slowing down the main processor because of poor programming and just general bloat. People want new and shiny, we really are magpies
In our school we started a program, where we put our broken phones in a box and they ship them away where they can recycle them and the school gets like around 3€ per phone (but the school gets the money lol).
But its great they came up with this and its not just in our school :)
"The third module is all about screwing" 😅. I repeated that part a whole lot of times.
Arun creates the best contents, no cap👍
Admit it, you looked real hard for "That's what she" on the screen when he said it
@@DoomRater Did you see 6:19?
@@CooperF Oh I missed it, nice
@@DoomRater that's me lol
It's actually kinda nice to know that someone or something can actually damage a phone faster than me😑. I literally have a budget set aside for phone maintenance.
Arun would find a way to get a rickroll on all those broken iphones, top notch content Arun!
Its funny how you sent this a minute after the video was released, and already claim its great.
@@volshebnik9683 you dont
@@lithuanianinbound589 they're all desperate for likes
could this be the awesomest video you've made? great job, man! I had no idea such a robot even existed!
7:02 I have a perfect name for it. 😅😂😂
Btw I love your content as it isn’t like other tech content creators as it’s fun and interactive rather than just reviews
Or here’s an idea… people could stop upgrading every… single… year. It’s pointless to throw this mass of metal away ever years just because the next is 4% faster. The issue creates itself
Yeah, just get a really good phone with good specs and It may survive 5 years or more.
True.
My dad used the SAME phone for 4 years and he didn't even care if it wasn't smooth.
My dad sure is a real giga chad
It's not just parents or old people who does that, I think i'm fairly young, i'm a software engineer and I change my phone only when it dies and I don't buy expensive phones neighter just middle price with good specs. A good portion of my coworkers do the same.
Same with computers, good specs, good quality and capacity to expand.
Edit: some of the dead phones i fix and re utilize them for another things. The majority of them cannot be fixed sadly.
New on the channel. Your videography/cinematography skills are on point. Didn't even feel like skipping to another video. Thanks for the education. Upwards and onwards!
You recently asked on Twitter what kind of content us, your audience would like to see more of.
This. This kind of content is brilliant.
I'm not an Apple fan, I'm in fact a bit of a hater and not a huge environmentalist either. I just love tech and it's been great to meet Daisy. The fact that it's in a big tech facility and environmentally-friendly is just a bonus.
you sound like a spoilt kid
You cannot love tech and hate the biggest fish in the smartphone ocean sorry.
@@goat6383 yeah you can
No Logic Pro X for you then!
Arun videos are full of surprises and he's always keeping it real, no lies just his opinions. Showing love all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦
Every time you upload, it's something so different from your previous content I can't wait for the next video. Good job on making such good content so regularly
I'm going to buy latest watch, which one do u prefer to buy? Apple, Samsung or huawei?
2:13 to harvest their organs lmao
Every phone I’ve had after I upgrade, I store my old ones away in a draw, never thrown one in the bin. Just like keeping the older phones then looking back at them later on.
Never heard of Daisy until today, and I am really impressed!
Aruns catching is just too good
2:03 cute cat tho
6:24 Didn’t know there were multiple versions of me…
Really appreciate apple for this. This is bringing a new freaking revolution in the world of breaking down old smartphones and using there components in new smartphones!
As a Dutch person. (Nederlands from person.)
Verbazing is the Dutch word for suprising.
And amazing is geweldig.
And my name is Dave.
Apple's engineering always impresses me, it *almost* justifies the frivolous prices they slap onto their products.
you mean the phones that cannot be repaired, screens that are software locked to other components and more. yea right
How delusional of you. As someone who repairs apple products for 12 years i can safely say apple is one of the less green companies on the planet. The fact their devices are made to not be repaired already speaks for itself
@@SimonBauer7 they can be repaired just as any other smart phone
@@dilaisy_loone2846 No, they are not. What Apple has done here is amazing but that doesn't mean they are the good guys. It's way more expensive to repair an Apple product than any other electronic item. This just forces people to ditch the old device and get a new one. recently they have started a self-repair program after so much backlash from the community. Recycle is just one of the 3 'R's. Reduce and reusing part is also important.
@@dilaisy_loone2846 dude dont talk shit you clearly know nothing about. Ive been doing it for 12 years. You cant replace home buttons on iphone 7/8 , more recently you cant change a rear camera on iphone 12/13 even if you place an original camera there. Its ID locked and the only way to do it is....guess what...going to apple and pay a stupid value for the repair. Plenty of ipad model docks are soldered and take extra time and effort to repair. Like i said ive been doing this for a long time, compared to other brands excluding Sony, apple products are some of the worst products to repair
love how informative and helpful these videos are, keep up the great work arun!
Very impressed with the Apple robot, excellent review as always. Hope to see more fantastic Apple devices
Verbazing actually means amazement, verbazend = amazing. Pretty good job though at the pronunciation. Really good video, as always.
Apple is making awesome products! Keep up with entertaining us Arun! Thank you 😊
Ok
now making awesome changes but in products not all are awesome.
Mixed feelings on this one.
While it is really cool that Apple has these recycling and carbon-neutrality goals and actually engineers solutions to meet these goals, they also go out of their way to make their stuff almost impossible to repair.
They still have the best accessory compatibility and software support in the industry, but let's not forget their many grave sins.
Everything glued together, a chip in every cable and component software-locking the parts together to lock out replacements and aftermarket stuff, cables that will definitely break in a year, 27 different special kinds of screws in a phone, etc.
They also don't promote their trade-in programs enough, or have no such program in many countries.
They have used child labor in the past (and who knows, maybe they still do behind the scenes).
They removed the wall wart from iPhone packaging, while shipping the new iPhone with a cable incompatible with old chargers, so you do end up buying a wall-wart separately, which is extra unnecessary packaging and shipping. They should have not switched to type-c on the wall side in the same year as they removed the wall-wart.
They have created a culture of consuming in which customers are encouraged to buy the newest shiny gadgets every year, even though the only thing new about it is a design change.
Interesting point!
Absolutely!
I was reading the comments to see who was going to say this. Thanks
Egy kicsit tényleg érdekes hogy ezek a “nemes célok” leginkább csak amerikában elérhetők és mindenhol máshol ebből a szempontból gyakorlatilag semmi sem változott
Well said sir
Apple: it’s a secret lab. Don’t tell
Arun: 👌 Starts off with a pinpoint on a map “I’m standing inside apples top secret facility in the Netherlands…”
Apple: “okay… not doing that again.”
I'd consider Apple to be a good recycling company only when they switch to USB C port for charging in all their devices
Well your dreams are gonna happen soon because the EU is close to mandating companies into using USB-C
They're gonna exceed your expectations because they are not moving into type c anytime,it's more likely to go portless.
@@goat6383 and thereby forcing everyone to buy a wireless charger instead of just using an old cable.
The Day is incomplete without Arun’s tech filled with surprises.😂🔥
That's what she said 🤣
06:18
I just watched a video through my iPhone about disassembling iPhones. That’s like being forced to show aliens how humans are butchered
6:48 random time stamp for timed comments
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*2:40** you know AI has gotten really smart when it can differentiate apple phone models with just a glance when even humans can't*
😂
Isn’t repair an option in any of these “What can we do?” points? I would assume that repairing broken screens would allow you to reduce the need to purchase a new phone.
Watch about right to repair movement... It's better to make the phones more repair accessible. These are just BS from the company to project being environmental. 😆
I'm not throwing away my old phones. I can't be the only one.
Seeing apple do this is surprising. I guess they're starting to feel the pressure.
Have you actually watched this? Because it becomes clear that Apple has been developing this technology since 2013 at least.
It's just crazy how far Arun has come, from a tech reviewer to being invited to tour Apple's factory pre-release. Props to Apple, never seen them do anything like this before, perhaps it's a good sign
I feel like Apple should start having a "Vintage Store", additional to their Refurbished Store. A place where they renew/repair old devices with only the functional parts like display and battery, but keep the scuffed and used housing that might tell a story and make those devices truly unique. Almost as if you were buying an old watch or piece of jewelry.
When he said 'Verbazing' i was shocked lol. I was not expecting that. (I am dutch btw)
"My thoughts and prayers to SAMSUNG if they ever tried to make one of these". Laughed so hard at this.
But oh so true, right? 🤣🤣🤣
2:47 when the robot cant recognize the difference between iphone 13 the iphone 14
camera and texture
Dude take a break. You really deserve it and we will all be here for you when you get back. Even if its only a week or two itll be really good to reset.
5:48 editor-san betrayal 6:17
*This is Game Changing. I think all the other Tech Companies should learn this from Apple.*
5:47 missed "said"
What you completely ignored was Repairing: The best is to repair a broken phone (at least when it is still reported) and Apple is very much against that (at least repairing it yourself or encouraging to buy a new product, as the repair would not be feasible. They should just sell repair parts cheaper and make them easily replacable). The best for a product is not be thrown away. Of course software updates end sadly mostly too early, but hardware performance is now at a point that an old phone will not feal mostly laggy for a n average user.
Giving thumbs down, this video was good, but putting Apple in a wrong light: "See we recycle, but we will encourage you to buy a new one, instead of repairing it, which creates the e waste much earlier, than to repair it"
"Slap it out like a misbehaving child" OMG Am dead LOL.
0:01 Welcome to the timed comments
Step:A 9:08
Me using "Samsung Galaxy grand prime "from like 7 years ago😞
Rookie numbers! I have a 10+ year old lemon phone
8:30 typo: recyclCed
Mrwhosetheboss intentionally puts mistakes so that people will comment, increasing the engagement rate so that UA-cam will recommend it xD
@@Charldeonhow do you know
Legend has it, the only reason daisy cant do the iphone 13 is because it cant find the difference between it and the 12
6:36 I got the first iPhone
Apple as the most hostile company to right to repair, the most hateful of any form of upgradeability, and the masters of built in obsolescence to be allowed this level of non critical greenwashing is disgraceful.
3:35 adesive
Your comment translate to adhesive lol
@@philly3457no “stickers”