Google Pixel Teardown - Screen Repair Battery Replacement Fix

[@juleswinnfield9437]

man your videos feel so Profesional yet you still find a way to add some humor to them and it always makes me crack up. keep up the vids haha.

[@Nicky_Biggz]

Jules Winnfield "ask me how i know"

[@lilernecgs7946]

In digital imaging, a pixel, pel,[1] dots, or picture element[2] is a physical point in a raster image, or the smallest addressable element in an all points addressable display device; so it is the smallest controllable element of a picture represented on the screen. The address of a pixel corresponds to its physical coordinates. LCD pixels are manufactured in a two-dimensional grid, and are often represented using dots or squares, but CRT pixels correspond to their timing mechanisms . Each pixel is a sample of an original image; more samples typically provide more accurate representations of the original. The intensity of each pixel is variable. In color imaging systems, a color is typically represented by three or four component intensities such as red, green, and blue, or cyan, magenta, yellow, and black.

[@BaconFaceMcGee]

pillsnottasty That's not new to me.

[@abc369]

Google Pixel (1) original battery: B2PW4100 Li-ion 00 3,85V (VDC) (4,35 V max) thickness 4.5-4.7 mm, height 63.9 mm (59,1 mm without pr.b.), width 60.0 mm толщина 4,5-4,7 мм, высота 63,9 мм (59,1 мм без платы защиты), ширина 60,0 мм Protection board: 2PW4 HTS80001P03 / 94V-0 thickness 1,9 mm, width 58,5 mm, +height 4,8 mm (may be replaced to identical by dimensions, but 3,85 V Li-Pol) (++ USE AccuBattery app) You can also make holes in the body, draw two contacts with a neatly separated protection board outward, and attach standard batteries 3.7 V (normal, and the maximum allowable voltage for such is 4.2 volts). In this case, be sure to use the AccuBattery application. Вы также можете проделать отверстия в корпусе, вывести два контакта с аккуратно отделённой платы защиты наружу, и присоединить стандартные аккумуляторы 3,7 В (в норме, а предельно допустимое напряжение для таких - 4,2 вольта). В таком случае обязательно используйте приложение AccuBattery.

[@JU57US]

You show accurately and precisely in 6 minutes what most other videos try to accomplish in 12 minutes. (Really appreciate the editing so we don't have to watch you unscrew 9 T-5 screws, and the mic'd up voiceover that made it easy to hear what you were saying). I sub'd after seeing this video.

[@rovel9679]

this guy knew what he is doing,,deserve more subscribers,,compare to some others who just put it n a soda and freeze it..

[@gerald02121]

I just fixed my pixel on my own with your video teardown. Thank you so much! I'm now a subscriber because I really enjoy your presentation style and humour. Awesome channel :D For any other first timers about to embark on your first Pixel 1 disassembling, a few tips to avoid damaging parts: 1) Trying to get your prying tool under the screen at the very beginning was actually really difficult to initiate. I tried for a while like in the video, but then decided to try using a suction cup to pull up on the screen while also still prying. It really helped open up just that tiny bit of clearance, but enough needed to get in there much more easily. Initiating is the hardest part, after that it's just patience and care. 2) On the lower part of the screen, the OLED layer beneath the glass goes significantly further than it appears to! About 6-7mm further! On the upper part of the screen it does as well, but only by a tiny bit, less than 1mm. So while using your flat tool to clear the adhesive, be careful not to go all the way up to where the screen appears to start, you need to stop 7+mm away. I would stop 10mm away to be safe, and 3mm away on the top. 3) Be careful with the heat gun on the under side of the screen. I was blowing heat in once I had a 2-3mm gap, trying to soften the remaining adhesive that was further inside, and it melted some of the OLED, and now I have this bright spot where it happened. Mine's not bad, almost purely cosmetic, but it could have been a lot worse had I not noticed that it was happening in time.

[@Sloppyjoe96]

you call this a high quality video?? its literally just one pixel!

[@lifelesskids]

Funny huh?

[@the_water_wizard952]

Joe lol nice one

[@derrerrrr]

poop

[@ramazrukhadze2443]

OOOOOOOHHHHHHHH!!!!!

[@the_water_wizard952]

r/comedyheaven

[@davidsaavedra7904]

Wow. The design is actually simple. Whoever built this phone actually designed the phone well.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

well the phone is crap and featureless ,so it would ,its not as advanced as a galaxy

[@davidsaavedra7904]

What? It's a good performing phone, but I'm talking about the internal design. It's not a mess inside like some phones are inside.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

David Signer a basic phone would be tidier ,there is less components to connect ,common sense

[@gerald02121]

@@girlsdrinkfeck Would also be less reparable. I prefer this, much more room for reparability.

[@RarelyReplies]

1:32 "LEGO" 2:16 Missed a chance to say lego 2:20 Another missed chance 2:28 Yet another missed chance 2:37 This channel is going down hill 3:12 :( 3:15 :((( 3:43 At his point I am just depressed 3:45 Damn it 4:03 THERE IT IS 4:33 son of a..... 4:34 HELL YEAH 5:00 Now you're just being a jerk about it 5:05 Well I am just getting back to work. I hope you're happy with all these missed chances. I am now working sober. Who wants to be an Uber driver....sober?

[@invisiblesun9803]

The Positive Commenter Guy get a life buddy

[@teh12man]

Wait...

[@TonyDurTiguh]

This comment is fucking retarded...

[@VinayThakurCool]

U forgot 4:38

[@RarelyReplies]

thanks. by that point i was just disillusioned

[@dzhoshkun84]

Just replaced the battery and screen following your instructions. Job done in half an hour. Thank you and a Merry Christmas!

[@tyronedsouza]

Man I'm eager to see you open up a Xiaomi Mi Mix! Awesome video! :)

[@kunalnarang1912]

This is a well built phone with good internals. Great video Jerry! You can repair almost any phone now!

[@woopaka]

it'll crack like a potato chip even if you look at it the wrong way

[@googlestolemyhandle]

I looked at mine the wrong way.

[@jimmytimmy2476]

@@googlestolemyhandle press y to same Y Edit:I'm so f*cking stupid y

[@solaris7404]

@@googlestolemyhandle I have looked at mine the wrong way also.

[@googlestolemyhandle]

@@solaris7404 Battery I bought 9 months ago died. Got a refund and ordered a new one only to realize I looked at my screen the wrong way yet again. I bought a different phone that is not a Pixel. They have 3 new versions out and the same issue with the screen. BS that they make it that difficult to replace the battery. The screens should just come free with a battery purchase.

[@solaris7404]

@@googlestolemyhandle I did not, and just bought another Pixel anyways. This time though it's the Pixel's bigger brother. The old one was bricked anyways because of a failure when resizing the boot partitions.

[@Canadian001]

i recently started repairing phones and all of zack's videos help so much

[@ShellymanStudios]

I'm really disappointed about the battery is not *really blue* color.

[@astrofix7480]

i know right? such basic, much dissapointed.

[@ShellymanStudios]

AstroFix Battery colors matters!

[@JerryRigEverything]

That would be SO COOL.

[@ShellymanStudios]

JerryRigEverything You know Zack. We should protest about this.

[@giacomo7542]

what do you do about the cloth earpiece. I noticed you ripped it and didn't put it back

[@HassanRadwan133]

absolutely love watching your videos just for the sheer pleasure of your workmanship.

[@80gumdrops]

0:30 - "A good rule of thumb is to just not plan on your screen surviving this process". You're damn right about that, buddy.

[@niknah]

That's all you need to know. Cracked my screen this morning. Better off carrying around a portable battery if you need to do this to replace the battery.

[@ijazzzali]

I can listen to him all day and still not get bored.

[@aben776]

"Right there next to the beautiful and always useful and very much appreciated head phone jack."

[@ibanezgera]

Saw the whole thing. Don't own a Pixel, and don't plan on getting one. Your videos are just that good 👍

[@williamforbes6919]

Hey Zack! would you consider doing a teardown of the Mi Mix once it is available? It would have to be imported, but seeing how a phone constructed out of a ceramic body is built would be super interesting!

[@pazzco]

I always enjoy a teardown narrated by you, love the wit.

[@gucciog2231]

it would be so nice to have a blue pixel with a black front

[@rayhan2884]

and with 128gb

[@tormenmashi_]

true

[@scrvntr]

ubreakifixit can swap out the white screen front with a black front panal

[@MrDrWho13]

scrvntr I hope he makes a video on this.

[@knives6683]

scrvntr yes they did the guy's phone on phandroid and scratched up his frame while doing it.

[@curl-E]

Thanks for the help with this video. I've always watched them but tonight was the first time I've ever used them to fix my own phone. I was able to replace the cracked screen of my 3 year old Pixel. Keep up the vids!

[@GWAlistair]

can't get enough of these videos, it's like uncensored tech porn seeing these phones get opened

[@JerryRigEverything]

mmm baby. Keep coming back for more.

[@Kasilias]

As always our first best source of figuring out how to repair our own phone at our own. Thanks!

[@JerryRigEverything]

Hopefully I can save people some trouble in the future!

[@sain8827]

Jerry, but did you put the speaker cloth back? I remember you peeled it off! :D

[@leonkernan]

Nope, it wasn't there at 6:13

[@FluffyFlounders]

He ripped it before right? Probably decided to replace it later or remove it at all

[@RekotSplotte]

Well poo. Got the screen off without mangling the black screen part, but ended up shoving my pry tool into the bottom too far and sliced the ribbon cable. Oh well, the battery was at its end anyway, and your link has the cheapest new screen + good battery. Thanks for the teardown, even 4 years later!

[@JohnVeraLuzuriaga]

Jerry you are the best, Great explanation

[@JerryRigEverything]

+John Vera Luzuriaga Thank you!

[@SolKnightt]

@JerryRigEverything I successfully replaced the battery and didn't break my original screen! 🎊🎉 Thanks for the excellent video, super helpful nearly 3 years later. Keep up the great content!!

[@JerryRigEverything]

Nice work!

[@jjvtech]

My pixel is so sluggish and doesn't hold a charge. Wondering if this is worth it? @solknightt

[@felipecosta9632]

Did you really try to put the ribbon cable the other way? (You asked us to ask... so)

[@JerryRigEverything]

+Felipe Costa i really did! The phone didn't work.

[@jimmytimmy2476]

@@JerryRigEverything hi wuts.the little black pouch under the battery looks like a black square I broke it well replacing my battery cause the adhesive was so strong it ripped it open and there was silverish liquid in it and the front mic no longer works

[@LaurensiusAdiKun]

Thanks for the video, just replaced my battery. Still going strong! Tip: Use some suction cup to help lift the screen instead of relying on prying tool. Just use paper business cards to slice through the glue.

[@lollycopter]

But be very careful not to touch the AMOLED panel with even the business cards! Especially the corners. Later on, if you can guarantee the cards get behind the whole panel, then it's safer.

[@gionine2945]

can you teardown new "Xiaomi MIX"pls.

[@mohamedabdelhadi4550]

Zack, you see, I told you. but my only concern It's a china only and limited quantity, so I hope he can put his hands on a one or two, at the end of the day, he's Zack, so he should ; )

[@ahmadjuwaidi5271]

Gio Nine done

[@exploited410]

Why do I find these videos so relaxing ?

[@24ecko]

Look up "ASMR". That's why you find them relaxing.

[@exploited410]

24ecko no, usually asmr just piss me off

[@xpforevergaming8609]

It can be relaxing until you have to replace something in your own Pixel :D

[@franbth]

What screen replacement do you think its the easiest?

[@JerryRigEverything]

If your screen is completely not working and you dont care about saving it... This phone is probably the easiest.

[@franbth]

JerryRigEverything nice, im thinking on buying it and i will probably crack the screen

[@JerryRigEverything]

Try to avoid the cracking part....

[@franbth]

JerryRigEverything its hard... hahaha

[@TheCaliforskin]

Save yourself the headache and just get a $10 glass screen protector. The protector will crack vs your phone's screen.

[@ND-mq4dd]

how do you even know this stuff?! its amazing!! everything about you is amazing!!!

[@DavidRados]

I'd like to see a black screen on that really blue phone. I bet it would look so much better.

[@JerryRigEverything]

I bet you can swap them.........

[@diamondfailer11]

JerryRigEverything Swap them, Zack! Please.

[@bragtime1052]

I like how modern electronics are both extremely complex and extremely simple at the same time.

[@blazbohinc5735]

HAHAH that moment when Jerry gets triggered at 5:00

[@fireledge]

Congratulations on 500 thousand subscribers! Keep up the great work!

[@classicONJ]

Well, I can rest a little easier knowing that most of the space at the chin of the phone is being used. The speaker module is pretty large. Obviously, this means Google made a conscious decision to not have front-facing speakers as they could have easily fit one in (I think it's probably due to it being blocked when being used with the Daydream headset).

[@neiljohnson1956]

Yay! Logical thinking! I knew Google had a chin for a good reason.

[@chrisdaniels160]

Can't really agree with this. Both the speaker and the motherboard in the bottom seem unnecessarily large compared to other phones. Especially the speaker. A lot of wasted space.

[@classicONJ]

You just said the speaker is large which is exactly what I said? The motherboard is at the top actually and what you thought was the motherboard is the charging board, which is also large. I hope you realise that any engineer from any major tech company isn't that dumb to just poorly design things that waste space. I am fairly confident now that they made the chin as big as it is to be fully symmetrical with the "forehead" of the phone (have you ever seen an asymmetric smartphone before?). Also after testing it out at the store (I'm from Australia), it's quite an ergonomic design as its easier to reach the navigation buttons one-handed than some other phones (although only a small effort to stretch my thumb, I found it noticeable).

[@1000lionell]

I'm never gonna open my phone but boy was it fun watching this!!!

[@TecoOPlays]

I love the drawing you did on the aluminium LOL

[@jal.ajeera]

I am never going to attempt it myself but watching it nonetheless because it looks fun.

[@RenatoLaporte]

"We will find out what's inside a pixel" and I expected Zack to give us 3 subpixels inside lol But for real, why it seams to m3 that Iphones are the only ones where replacing the display and battery is no big deal? With the Pixel you need to remove the screen and then the MoBo to get to the battery, for the Galaxy you'll need to remove the backplate, battery, and all other components to free the screen.

[@neiljohnson1956]

Rena Chan There's the LG V20

[@Tbirdclass]

I'm a novice at repairing phones and replacing batteries so I was wondering if Verizon would replace the batter if needed. Any info on that? Great video by the way. Very professional and informative.

[@tusharitakeli2781]

Hello Jerry... There is no link for any replacement batteries in the description of this video.. would appreciate if you replied with the link.. coz I have two series one pixel & xl would love to connect anyway possible

[@jimmytimmy2476]

I'll send one it's $10 it has a super long life it's upgraded just put it in my phone charges faster and almost 2x longer than old one more than 24 hours for me and I use my phone alot

[@Gmexican14]

Just a tip, avoid using something aluminum (such like the tool used in the video) it'll scratch the frame if you're not careful. Once you have heated the adhesive try using cards or even guitar picks all the way to avoid damaging the frame.

[@OhhYasssh]

1:14 ladies And Gentlemen THE SLIMMEST DISPLAY LOL

[@crazilyawesome7599]

This is so interesting to see. I got my Pixel's battery replaced a bit back but the guy doing the replace broke my screen in the process.

[@theroyalmemes8611]

5:55 95 screws (i know 9 t5 screws)

[@NeuroPulse]

Very cool. I look forward to a fun little project when I need to replace the battery after a few years.

[@DuckDroid]

Watching how to fix a Pixel while watching KZbin using a Pixel. PIXELCEPTION

[@SuziTakumi]

Duck that's me

[@DuckDroid]

Suzi Chan same

[@SuziTakumi]

I'm having a white screen issue... Dunno what to do... ,,🙁

[@lukasc4534]

Same I need to replace my battery

[@jimmytimmy2476]

Meee mines Mike broken

[@butters_147]

JerryRigEverything FTW!!! I enjoy all of your videos. You make it seem so simple. Thanx a tonne! :D

[@CrazyCandyCrush]

Hi Jerry; Can you "Rig a BLEND TECH BLENDER"? Thanks.

[@user-of-the-Y-tube]

Thanks! Managed to change the battery and flex button on my og Pixel without breaking anything! Great video!

[@Cole13517]

knew it's an HTC with those huge bezels. Google's branding is not going to fool me lol

[@GaNgStAlBeRt]

actually its an huawei honor 8 fake.....

[@Galf506]

which is funny as the HTC10 is much thinner (the chin is actually used for buttons like any proper phone in this pricerange should do)

[@dragnet53]

Holy shit you are right Gangstalbert. Google don't have any innovated ideas! lol

[@lollycopter]

> "the screen replacement is surprisingly easy - especially if you don't care about your original screen anymore" So right, and thanks for that advice because I made sure to order (and receive!) a replacement screen before attempting a battery swap. Despite practising on a bootlooped device the other week, I managed to again ruin the display while removing it (this time on my main). This time at least, I saw exactly where I went wrong - not only is the AMOLED panel susceptible to pry tools, it'll even crack if you even lay a piece of card into a corner. Bam! There went the display after I immediately checked as soon as I noticed an "oh no" lower right corner breach. I do wonder if the upper portion of the display is as likely to lead to total display failure if chipped? I think I was about 75% of the way to removing the screen, but probably focused too much on not scratching up the paint on the bezel sections and overused my business cards too early. I would recommend working more on the top/lower bezels using the thin pry tool (although I was worried about the cables on the lower bezel this time as I had probably wrongly assumed that I broke a cable last time rather than the panel). As for getting a gap for the thin pry tool. Twice now, I've managed to find a gap on the lower right long edge with a little suction cup assistance (and regular heat, of course). After that, I very carefully worked my way around the phone in both directions using a combination of the thin pry tool, guitar pick pry tools and cards to hold the gaps open. Remember of course to have a *little* bit of charge in the phone to test the display regularly to learn when the mistake will be made. Overall though, my battery (and screen) swap was a success. And hopefully next time I'll be more improved!

[@WillOnParade]

very blue pixel xl with a black screen here I come!!!!!!

[@MrDrWho13]

Willonparade85 Please report back with the result 😀

[@sophiarodriguez1861]

Thank you for the guide! Although I was extremely careful, I broke my screen in the process :( It is EXTREMELY hard not to break your screen in the process...

[@RedBar3D]

I did too.. Even though I thought I was keeping the adhesive hot and not brittle, it broke at the bottom of the screen.

[@sophiarodriguez1861]

@@RedBar3D Yup... Very annoying! It's probably the biggest disadvantage of the Pixel's :(

[@DavidJung03]

How you know?

[@chrissss999]

he doesn't

[@tormenmashi_]

google

[@YBuda101]

He messed it up the first time he did it lmao

[@seitbekir]

Man, you are genius. I'm really wondering how you may do that jeweler things. Awesome.

[@Hexlattice]

How do you know the phone won't function with that ribbon backwards?

[@hyroproto4364]

Hexlattice> duh

[@Kapornyaieddy]

He probably did it the first time he rebuild the phone

[@JoRosieQueen68]

Either that or he just got documented online.both methods would work about the same.

[@unboxingtech2000]

Love the video Zack! Can't wait till you hit 1,000,000

[@JerryRigEverything]

Thanks man! Hopefully!

[@Burn2002]

I know the phone is old at this point but I'm gonna do a battery replacement soon. I don't wanna pay the $80 they Google charges though 🤣

[@MatMabee]

Watching this on my Pixel 3 before I replace my Pixel 1s battery and when he mentioned the headphone jack I shed tears.

[@Watsure]

I swear Zack has something against phones with no headphone jack. After all, hey are kind of a standard.

[@porg7063]

LANCE I have a thing against apple because of the lack of a headphone jack and how they treat their customers. I used to be a fan but it all changed when Tim made the "innovative" decision to ditch the headphone jack just for extra profit off their phones that have been marked up probably between 300-400% profit

[@Watsure]

The Doctor Yea, I chose Samsung over apple because of the camera and extra useful features. My S7 Edge is the... BOMB

[@seb4179]

LANCE The S7 edge doesn't explode. The Note 7 does.

[@Watsure]

Sebasifas Well, there have been reports of the S7 exploding, it's pretty rare tho.

[@porg7063]

LANCE I have an iPhone 5S right now but I'm upgrading to the v20 asap because I have verizon so I can get the v20 and the stylo 2 v. I only want the stylo 2 v because of the stylus that comes with it and I want the v20 because that was my second choice if I couldn't get the note 7

[@FrazQazi]

a great video once again. you never seem to put us down. " it really is really blue".

[@Techno.Belgium]

It's manufactured by HTC, which always has been a terrible phone brand to repair. I always tell people not to buy a brand that can't be repaired.

[@Hunter818]

MoviesAK This is actually really easy compared to every other HTC phone

[@oh3831]

HTC just manufactured it, Google actually designed everything

[@Sleeping-nomad]

Looks like a easy repair if you tell me.

[@raulmorel1872]

teddyfrozevelt yeah but remember that htc make a lot of suggestion to google

[@artvandelayimports]

I maybe careful but I've never had to repair any HTC phone i've owned

[@gkruntz]

Found out about your channel from Louis! Thanks for your hard work, Jerry!

[@JerryRigEverything]

+Gustav Krantz Heck ya. He's awesome. Thanks for coming over.

[@bharathtecheval]

Hi Jerry, Can you please make the "Sony xperia XZ" Teardown. Just watched some of your Durability test videos, immediately subscribed. Great fan. Thanks.

[@louiecosmi3611]

What's your everyday walk around phone? Just curious :) sorry if you get asked this all the time or if you have already answered this a million times.

[@JerryRigEverything]

I normally have a Galaxy Note on me. (3,4,5,7) But then they starte exploding. So I'm trying out the iPhone 7 Plus... But after 2 weeks, I think im going to switch back to android soon.

[@louiecosmi3611]

Haha sounds like a good plan. Thx for the response. :)

[@ShashankData]

Galaxy S7 Edge might be right for you. It should be receiving GraceUX soon enough so apart from USB-C, the iris scanner, and pen it'll be more or less the same phone. Sells new for $609 now!

[@jaykrishnak3268]

Well now he uses a galaxy s8+ but I guess he'll upgrade to a galaxy note 10+ in some time

[@cwmtywyll]

Thank you. I have replaced the battery and screen on my phone. Your video is excellent.

[@jasonwalker2655]

S7 edge or Pixel? I'm really thinking s7 here.

[@nigmosh65]

jason walker S7 Exynos version.

[@Andy-hu9ox]

jason walker s7

[@ComeAtMe]

jason walker LG V20

[@virtualcouch537]

pixel. there have also been reports of other Samsung phones catching fire. not just the Note.

[@jasonwalker2655]

Virtual, I'll take the risk and threaten to sue the bastards if it hurts me. I can probably get a free S8 if it happens.

[@saurabhredekar8605]

You are awesome man keep doing ur work it's really great and fun to watch reply me if possible😋😋😋 Watching u from India..

[@JerryRigEverything]

+saurabh redekar Thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoy my stuff.

[@amaanali3414]

said HTC on the battery

[@fluite9336]

Ya cuz HTC manufactured the phone.

[@amaanali3414]

Then why was it say made by Google

[@fluite9336]

FFs, HTC Just built it thats it. Google did everything else.

[@amaanali3414]

AnalBusters That was the same as a nexus. Another brand made the phone whereas Google made the software

[@Zlondo]

Amaan Ali Google actually designed/were in control of the hardware this time too. Just manufactured by htc

[@BiteYt69]

Keep up the very much appreciated tear downs I saw that the battery is from htc.

7 views, hell yeah 😀

[@JerryRigEverything]

You are one of the first ;-)

JerryRigEverything Glad to be one of the first, great video btw 👍

[@Walkman0007]

Hey Jerry Rig Everything, thanks for the video! quick question, is it doable to buy a 32gb Pixel and swap the memory, because with the 4K video I'd like to get 128gb...

[@Svenpa]

Regarding attaching a new screen or even the old screen again. Don't forget you have to clean off all the old black tape and replace it to get a good snug fit. Just mashing the screen back on the old tape won't be as good and might even come off again. It's about the same with samsung, xperia and ipads so make sure you get that tape with the screen! Cleaning is a bit of a pain but necessary, try using a flathead screwdriver to scrape it with some isopropyl alcohol to loosen the tape up. Dip a toothbrush in iso and carefully brush the tape (do not overflow anywhere so whack the toothbrush so it's only moist after dipping it and keep it off components) then scrape the moist tape off everything. After a few rounds of that you can take some cloth of any kind and use that instead of the flathead with more iso brushing to get a nice smooth and clean surface. Iso vaporates quickly so be aware of fumes. Just don't get isopropyl on the new screen or it might dissolve its reflectors = bright spots might appear on it. In any case, this should get superb repairability on ifixit.

[@jessewood3999]

you forgot the cloth for ear piece! you're going to get a ton of ear wax and dirt in there!

[@JerryRigEverything]

Ill take my chances ;-)

[@jessewood3999]

JerryRigEverything what a rebel! Living life on the edge!

[@LETHALF90]

Jesse Wood lmao

[@ihaveasmallpp]

I'm so glad this videos here, I broke my pixel screen and I'm not ready to change phones yet

[@cjchico]

No front facing speakers, not water resistant, no wireless charging, "verizon only" bullshit. WTF Google?

[@JerryRigEverything]

You can get it unlocked from google. But ya, the exclusivity thing is annoying.

[@RohanRaoisdabest]

congrats on 500k!!!🎉🎉

[@itbna8c]

Hi

[@JerryRigEverything]

What up!

[@mrrooster397]

Zachary Goncalves wow you really are the first person

[@unboxingtech2000]

DrinkBleach1337 iPhone 7 Plus

[@FedeGherbaz]

i simply love this channel

[@sandeepmonish8864]

It's nice to see that my iPhone 6s is better hardware quality than this phone

[@32Natban]

sandeep monish how?

[@GSP-76]

sandeep monish no it isnt

[@davidhunsinger1587]

sandeep monish in what way?

[@aliasgharr]

its nice to know idiots like you are here

[@LETHALF90]

David hunsinger found the google fan

[@allsortsabouteverything]

Hi Zack. This is probably the best video I have watched on this project. So many thanks for this. However I don't seem to be able to find the link to obtain a new battery. Hopefully you can help me out with this. T I A Keep up the great work 👍👍

[@SiBorg8A]

Best screen replacement video 👌 Notes on screen important.

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

YES! Finally! I have been a little nervous for this one. Is that first pry tool the one I thinned down for you?

[@AustinPamer]

And this is why I'm glad I bought that 2 year replacement plan from Google. While I'm sure I could do some of this, I have a strong feeling I would screw something up or get some crappy parts.

[@MythosGandaar]

Thanks for this video - doing a housing replacement and this makes me much more confident!

[@giomjava]

Hey, great video, as always! One thing though - the "round signal wires" are actually coaxial cables for RF signals, like WiFi and Bluetooth. :)

[@itsMido2]

I like this guy. he is always to the point, no bullshit.

[@stickman0991]

Great audio quality, it definitely adds to the intensity of the horrifying scratching noises.

[@ClappyGilmore]

16 people liked before finishing the video including myself... talk about true fans!!

[@JerryRigEverything]

I like you guys ;-)

[@NimbleBard48]

5:00 the jab at Apple removing the headphone jack from iPhone 7. Appreciated :)

[@numericbin9983]

Keep up the great work you're doing. It's nice to have a teardown review as it give us an insight on how a smartphone is build and its possible weaknesses. Can you do a video of the Sony Xperia XZ ? :D :D :D

[@shultman37]

Great video my friend, as always you make these vids HILARIOUS!!!!

[@SuperSweetToffee]

Although the Pixel doesn't have OIS, it's well stabilised with EIS using the gyroscope. I would say it's better than S7's stabilisation.

[@gurukanth3861]

Before 4min it was only 7 views. but now 400 views... hope u will 400k views ..but nice video man.

[@JerryRigEverything]

Hopefully! Thank you!

[@JDogVids]

How do you know it won't work if you plug the Lego piece in backwards?

[@JerryRigEverything]

I did it wrong my first time. And my phone didnt boot. So I opened the phone back up, fixed it and refilmed it making sure the phone worked the second time around .

[@JDogVids]

JerryRigEverything I bet that was painful to have to open it back up, thanks for the fast reply!!

[@MaMahmod]

i knew someone would ask....its obvious

[@pradeeprathore8577]

Watching every vedio this man hand work like robot with 1000% accuracy

[@gabedarrett1301]

Can you please provide a link to the spare battery? Excellent work, as always!