The new OnePlus has OneTwo many holes

[@PritamPatra1994]

The hole is for infrared sensor which is equipped in international markets

[@matijavinazza9861]

What would it be used for, pointing upwards?

[@swapnilsalve1971]

@@matijavinazza9861 if it is an IR blaster, it can be used as remote for TV, AC, etc.

[@matijavinazza9861]

@@swapnilsalve1971 Totally forgot about that. You're right, thanks.

[@MorgFlame]

​@@swapnilsalve1971 meet oneplus, the flipper zero but its in the phone aha

[@djanatta1681]

My UK model doesn't have an IR sensor...

[@soggydoggy2k6]

Looks like the vibration motor is much improved this time around too, the haptics are so much better than a lot of rivals

[@hondurasen3632]

oneplus always had one of the best haptics motors idk if it is better than iphone

[@timmycakes9917]

fr

[@stanleesiele6028]

@@timmycakes9917 De

[@binjbinji9251]

I never use haptics. I hate the sensation and i think i not the only one

[@spookhidde]

​@@hondurasen3632 the OnePlus 10 pro already had better haptics than the latest iphone, the 11 has even better

[@cuentaeliminada7176]

This phone is definitely a step forward, still a way to go to get to the peak that was 2019 and the OnePlus 7 pro, though

[@DaChonkIsHere]

@@Raven16691 Really? So many reviewers rigorously tested the durability of the retractable camera & it always worked fine.

[@PahEz]

OnePlus 6 is the best tho. By a light year

[@NoGameNoLifeBlank]

​@@Raven16691 I legit have it working perfectly after 4 years of use

[@morb0yo]

I owned a 7 Pro for a good 3 years before I lost it and not once did I have an issue with the retractable front camera, nor have I heard of other 7P owners having that issue. I honestly wish I could just buy a decent phone without a selfie cam. Having an uninterrupted display is so good and I'm a little paranoid about my privacy.

[@zee9276]

I'd wager the OnePlus 8 was the last good phone from the company before completely losing ground

[@TheForgebarge]

Great teardown. Somehow I still get excited on every teardown and durability tests. Learning alot from you.

[@bfbunny]

I actually kinda feel bad for Zack after some cuts appeared on his fingers. Anyone should protect themselves from being slashed by glass shards, since there could be many of them and they are hard to see.

[@baverfjant]

His fingers always have cuts and blisters for years now. That's the hands of a man that is always doing DIY stuff to be fair though. Kind of like how you never see a carpenter who's hands aren't half-shredded lol

[@MrJipvh]

He is a literal dumbass for not wearing gloves while working with hundreds of glasssplinters..

[@hydrogenbond7303]

Don't get fooled by the color. Zack ain't bleeding. The glass shards are bleeding from being in contact with Zack's hands.

[@ChristophH96]

I once broke a failed glasscover for my Display on purpose for fun and it shattered in 1000s of pieces. Most were hold by the gluefoil but many found their way in my Skin and the whole room. Really dont recommend, even if it looks appealing

[@HeisenbergFam]

Jerry's "OnePlus has OneTwo many holes" is immaculate, when there is a hole, there is a way

[@m4acollects]

Yo what

[@TheXshot]

We meet again.

[@shadoweater4696]

...ok then

[@toastytee6164]

you're Heisenberg!

[@malhaar__]

Yeah boiee

[@RockingKevin92]

What i love about Jerry is that the whole reason of this teardown was to check out a hole from the inside 😂

[@JaredConnell]

0:47 Zack dont you know to always cut away from yourself?!? i almost thought the phone wasnt gonna be the only thing getting opened in this video and we were about to get a durability test of your hand with your knife!!

[@Mortisnp]

This !!! I wince in every video

[@dafunk100k]

What about laptop tear downs? I would love to see a laptop that’s not really met to be opened like a Surfacebook or MacBook.

[@MiguelY22]

Did you see that he opened a MacBook 5 days ago?

[@awaisyousaf]

Got me a Oneplus 11 last month. It sure feels good to see the insides when you normally see the outside in day-to-day use.

[@fynkozari9271]

Got me 8T, now got green line screen, hardware problem. Usually Samsung phones affected by green lines. But dumb Oneplus used their display now I'm in trouble.

[@awaisyousaf]

@@fynkozari9271 oh shit! 😭

[@raiveresterok]

​@@fynkozari9271I have OnePlus 8T . Which hardware problem you have ? I don't have any issues last update installed.

[@fynkozari9271]

@@raiveresterok I didnt install any update, still android 11. But google play updated something automatically. 7 months use suddenly green line appeared. It has turned to white line. 8T display manufactured by Samsung display.

[@IanGacek]

2:28 "A solid glob of thermal place" 😋

[@anshulmalviya8096]

Well Oneplus is digging a hole for themselves anyway.

[@SouravSatvaya]

Already in the hole.

[@sentience3033]

They turned from wholesome phone to Holesome phone

[@fynkozari9271]

Yeah 11 supposed to break like both Oneplus 10s. Being a garbage company that they are.

[@aflow-]

​@@sentience3033 The hole is for an infrared sensor. You are embarassing yourself

[@pixelman2626]

​@@aflow- nope. Which OP11 variant has that infrared sensor?

[@danieldevito6380]

The amount of engineering that goes into today's smart phones is truly amazing

[@JacksonPhixesPhones]

Thanks Zack! I don't understand why they went back to USB 2.0 on the OP11. I can live without wireless charging, but after having the OP5 for almost 5 years (AWESOME device btw), going to the OP9 with USB 3.0 (3.1 ugh!) was night and day for transfer speed and peripheral compatibility. A weird step backwards indeed. I hope the OP12 goes back to 3.1, or maybe even 3.2 for 10Gb/s. I really didn't like the OP9 at first bc of the merged OOS, but after flashing EvolutionX (with a modded GCam & proper config), it's now damn close to a perfect device, at least for me. I definitely miss OG OOS. The ColorOS merge was also a weird choice, but OnePlus, for all its faults, still allows bootloader unlocking without voiding the warranty, and that fact alone still goes a long way with me, since I can flash a different ROM/OS if I want to.

[@JacksonPhixesPhones]

Still love my OP5, and still have it as a backup. I swapped the battery at ~3 years, and it's still great. Though after using the 9 with a high refresh panel, it'd be tough to go back to a 60Hz device as a daily driver. First world problems though.

[@fernandong9576]

mostly because OnePlus is no longer making flagship grade phones. They stepped down for oppo to do the flagship jobs. Anyway, it's proven to be quite successful at least in China. It their most saled OnePlus model in history (mostly because the price of the phone is very different in China and other regions, it cheaper in China without the import tax).

[@thisisnonpractice]

2:37 That metallic tape is for EMI/EMC protection. Basically for FCC certification!

[@LarryFasnacht]

I share your surprise at the continued functioning of the post tear down devices. You are so FUN to watch. My wife has even gotten into watching your videos and she is about as far from a techie as…well I don’t know but something really far away.

[@hangman01]

I bought the oneplus 7 pro right after it was released, it has been more than 4 years now and even after falling multiple times on the road, railway platform, in the bus and once even on the road as in was riding a bike going 50 kmph, still no crack on either glass. It has even recovered from water damage recently after i left it in a pool of water. There is a crack on the bottom of back glass but no glass falling out, it is still in one piece. The camera is great as for years i have used my phone for all my family photos. The pop up camera has never bothered me once it still works like a charm. I loive that this has such a huge screen (6.67 inch) without any notch or hole punch. You dont get that bow even with most high end phones. The power this packs is no joke it still runs smoothly noi matter what i do even though i use it in the lowest setting. The only one issue i got with this is that the battery capacity has drained but that is expected. If the battery is replaced it will be just like new That being said i would not buy a OnePlus again as its sad but they have settled...

[@Za_TA]

Was with S8 for several years until another screen ( with temp glass) cracked and ruined screen. Did not want buy screen but get something new and last week got 1+11 5g. Very impressed.

[@briandsouza7854]

S8 worked till now? My S10+ purchased 2-3 months after launch stopped working after 3 years. The screen just stopped working in my pocket. Very strange, I didn't drop it neither any other accident happened. I purchased a new phone for screen + battery cost.

[@DimensionMachine]

I too still get impresses every time they come back to life!

[@thespringmonster7807]

im hooked , this is my most fav series right now . also this video has inspired me to build my own bunker . Thank you Jerry 🙏

[@ApTreX]

Watching this on my OnePlus 11

[@MrtalentedReid]

I really appreciate all your videos my brother

[@Herculian]

Ignored the cut on the finger by the back glass like a boss!!!

[@AlexSchendel]

That makes me curious. Do people tend to put the phone upside-down or right-side-up in their pocket? I go upside-down so I'm already holding it right-side-up in my hand when I pull it out of my pocket. I guess it has the added benefit of playing sounds perfectly out of my pocket through the main speaker.

[@Samrak3]

I did forget and that was insanely accurate

[@alexalonso5246]

Love you’re videos Zack!! I’ve whatched all of them since 2018 and I think maybe you could teach us something new about the components on a phone each video, like how do batteries work, the processor, or how does data store, something more specific and basic of the functioning of a phone. It would make teardown videos more interesting and also useful. Just a thought that came to my mind, however I still enjoy a lot your content!!

[@funkidread]

Still Rocking 8 pro with no intention to upgrade

[@rayoflight62]

Of the entire video, I like the narration the most, both for the style and the content. Great work, thank you...

[@Celia_ffx]

Bruh it's been a month I even forgot about it

[@NovaPoseidon]

My OnePlus 11 fell from table height. It's back glass panel is broken and when I took the phone to their service centre they said that the display got bent and new back glass panel won't stick properly if the display isn't replaced. And this all happened when my phone fell from table height having a flip cover. So now I have to pay a third of the original price to fix the phone. I don't think that it's as durable as you're saying Jerry.

[@kipyegonc]

I love your contents and thanks for what you did here in Kenya... Be blessed

[@BrianGlaze]

It's interesting that so many people want OnePlus to return to the flagship killer days. The OnePlus 10 Pro and 9 Pro were really good flagship phones.

[@Devo_gx]

"Thermal Plaste" - I caught that! 😀

[@alexitosrv]

That closing statement works as well when said by a surgeon!! :D Good work Zach!

[@WrenchRepairsAndProspecting]

I love this channel. Always gives me a good insight on what phones to look into for my next upgrade. Thanks Zack

[@SuperAdnan117]

Seems like Oneplus has settled.

[@Panjab_47_84]

New JerryRigEverything Video lets gooo

[@jamesdugher763]

I've still got the OnePlus 6t and been waiting for them to release another "flagship killer" but all the recent phones have been disappointing

[@NessNT]

Same, still using my 7t until a OnePlus phone comes out worth buying. Guess I'll wait another 5 years.

[@mouliknanda]

the pixel is probably the best modern day replacement to oneplus, or the nothing phone if you want something cheaper

[@giulionegrelli3853]

I used a oneplus 6 for 3 years and it was great, i was so impressed with it and ready to upgrade to the next oneplus phone. Too bad that when time to upgrade came, i discovered that oneplus had stopped producing flagship killers and now they make flagship-priced phones but with the same compromises as the flagship killers. It was so sad, and at the end i decided to switch to samsung and grabbed a s21 with a good offer last year. So far the samsung is doing a great job, i think samsung gained a customer...

[@Samsonfs]

The OnePlus 11 is a legitimately really good phone, but it definitely has some weird cost-cutting measures and the UI is an acquired taste, but still a good flagship killer

[@PahEz]

The 6t is way worse compared to the original 6 which I have. The 6t has super slow and annoying fingerprint scanner. Also it's not at the back of the phone which is 100% a must. The scanner should NEVER be on the display itself.

[@Levi_Holiday]

I was just thinking about you, then I got a notifications for this video. I love your videos, keep it up❤

[@guillermogonzalezquintero3035]

It is awesome to see that not all repairs need to break the bank and still get decent performance out of a phone awesome tear down from my favorite phone teardownuber hahaha

[@khanmazz6314]

Your videos always help mobile technicians in improving skills 😊😊

[@diackdemba]

Hello Jerry! Can you make a durability test or crash test on the Huawei Kunlun Glass Huawei P60pro, or Mate50pro orange version??

[@Healthandwealth9422]

With all those holes I wouldn’t be surprised if OnePlus added a glory hole

[@tanmayarora800]

It has a thermal glob blob shlob at the back shob.

[@Elazarko]

I was waiting for this video thank you Jerry!

[@Whoareyoucalling]

Exploring my hole is always a fun adventure. Sometimes I find big brown snakes.

[@svengoessens7283]

Congratulations with your second one. Love your work. Greetings from the Netherlands

[@GemuTabi]

i love those charging flex easy to replace.

[@jhondeemanzinares249]

Can I request for a Xiaomi 13 durability test and teardown? Thank you ❤

[@ParcoUpchurch]

I placed the pin the eject the sim in the wrong hole. It was the mic hole. Did I damage the mic? Stupid I was not paying attention. I have a OP12 but the OP11 is similar

[@luischereque8015]

Gracias por la traducción. Saludos desde Lima Perú

[@adamstratford5701]

Still watching on the 7T that failed your test and it's still holding up since I haven't tried snapping it.

[@McLeroyIbe]

0:48 my anxiety 📈 when that blade went off track.

[@muhammedswalihcs6542]

Bro can you make a full video about sony xperia 1 V, which is launched today...

[@pawel7196]

Bought OP 8 pro over 2 years ago and during that time they completely messed it up with updates. Like someone said: From "Never Settle" to "Never again".

[@player1GR]

Jerry, consider writing JRE (Jerry rigs everything) when scratching phone starting with level 6, with deeper grooves at level 7

[@MAliincontinencelife]

Interesting as always

[@OfficialMageHD]

3:45 wait, do people put their phones in their pocket top side up? I always put mine top down so when I pull it out it's already the right way up in my hand

[@kantipoddar]

left thumb cut protection jerry, is important

[@Shahriar019]

3:46 "Instead of into your leg or SOMEWHERE ELSE muffled"... Ok 😐 😂😂

[@dalejones3862]

Great tear down zack

[@xamslife]

Jerry, keep up the good work man ❤❤❤❤❤

[@SUNILKUMAR-ip1jf]

That Casio basic watch is an epic😊

[@ChaxO7]

We want a video about the xiaomi 13 pro I need to see this ceramic back thickness.

[@golamrabbani1965]

I accidentally put the sim tool in the microphone hole,did I damage anything? please help me...🙏🙏🙏

[@usmanamjad1678]

Really 1 month in real life feels like 1 year on yt

[@stampedetrail2003]

Nice work! My favorite KZbinr.

[@technoroidfix]

Very excited, especially with the blessed fasting of Ramadan, enjoy watching 🤩

[@vivekthorat2571]

The phone getting back at zack with its shards

[@JakeGreen86]

Oneplus7tpro was absolutely amazing. Loved mine and the popup camera.. the Samsung I bought after 3 years although newer was a downgrade... why change a winning combo so much

[@PridestalkerKitty]

Durability test the ROG 7 please 🥺

[@Daniel_791]

Hey Zach! Just a humble request here, can you kindly do a teardown video on the iPhone 14 Pro Max? Thank you!

[@sculptor8836]

It's more like: Jerry Destroys Everything

[@engineervosti]

Keep up the awesome work Zach. 💯👌🏾

[@blazinthat7439]

My 11 back glass already broke after a few weeks. OnePlus doesn't list the repair price for back glass but it does for a battery cover. They want me to send my phone in to be inspected and priced. They prices for everything else but this part.

[@Za_TA]

Sorry to hear that. I added straight package to get screen glass protector and rear cover from day 1.

[@blazinthat7439]

@@Za_TA it's been in a case since it left the box too.

[@quintennoordanus2631]

02:08 your not wrong. The car charger I got for it is 80 watts

[@clarencewiles963]

Thumbs up 👍 repairing the newly broken 😡

[@goodgamecritic]

Thanks for the teardown. Do take some skin care for your hands (the clip focused quite well), esp the fingers (knowing that you hv done lots of work with bare hands), they are irreplaceable

[@ShmuelYonah]

Watching this on my OnePlus 11 felt somewhat meta

[@johndododoe1411]

Would be better to have a plastic back panel. Something durable and cheap like the material used for protective cases. Also, I want the 3.5mm headset socket back.

[@diew8146]

Muy buena traducción al español!! Gracias

[@MattBlank0]

The battery isn't 5000mAh, the cells are in series so it's still 2500mAh but double the typical voltage.

[@goldenbanaenae401]

You sure gotta love the look with that big camera making it look umm... Special ? Let's not say much though

[@HansMilling]

Since OnePlus 9 they had air pockets under the back, that makes the glass break easily. I can with my pinky finger push the right spot and the back cracks on mine. It’s so fragile. I am never getting a OnePlus again.

[@farhajhaider8338]

Even though it's not Water Proof they still added extra water damage protection considering the number of holes it has.... Good Work I would say. Still the hype of 1+ is still not the same.

[@gustavofigueiredo1798]

That hole looks like a perfect place for an IR blaster. Remember those?

[@martinest9458]

One of the best channels on youtube.

[@vsmajhi4087]

Imagine :- Jerry rig is a Jhonny sins for our smartphones industry 😂😁

[@ljubomirdimovski7990]

The Rog Phone 7 is out. We wait to see the test.

[@arandomdudewithhobbies3318]

Telephoto without OIS was surprising.

[@f.i.b3027]

@help It does tho. The ultrawide camera doesn't

[@oopdigdigfig9786]

I miss the transparent back glass mini projects. When are they coming back?

[@ashik8902]

Jerry's hand have scratches at level 6 and deeper groves at level 7

[@shreerajchettri175]

that camera looks cool

[@AMB0O]

this is why u r the Goat thanks for this amazing review

[@andressalazar1471]

If the SIM extraction tool has been accidentally inserted into the microphone slot, could something have been punctured internally and lost protection? Please, reply.

[@Matticitt]

A telephoto camera without OIS. Amazing...

[@ThienNguyen-cs3ie]

I missed the time that Zack do durability test and teardown on a lot of smartphone from mid-range to flagship. Hope more phone will be tested by you (sorry, im not have any interest in electric car so i only watch you do test on phones :(( )

[@aiyol9277]

Jerry there's a trending phone (Honor X9a) because of its screen and phone durability

[@CubbieSeWolf]

2:27 Is "thermalplace" the new thing that OnePlus uses in their phones nowadays?

[@ahmadsherif8270]

Doesn't the note 10 also have that same hole on the top?

[@wahahah]

yup that was a secondary speaker hole