OnePlus 3 Teardown, Screen Replacement, Battery fix

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Want to see the guts of the brand new OnePlus 3 android smartphone? Lets open it up. This phone is surprisingly easy to open. There is no glue, so you wont need a heat gun. Just a screwdriver with a small Philips head and a T2 head. Once the One Plus 3 is opened up, almost everything inside can be replaced. The phone is pretty modular. The USB C charging port can be swapped out, along with the black battery (Its not red :-( sad day.)
The 16mp rear camera and the 8mp front camera can be replaced as well. The SIM card tray can not be replaced. That is soldered onto the main board.
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