This Phone Almost Defeated Me - Nothing Phone Teardown And Repair Assessment

Nothing is quite like the teardown of this phone.
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[@moe_1886]

For a Nothing phone, there's nothing easy about repairing it that's for sure! Thanks Hugh!

[@jacobmaguey8763]

Just like your head it has nothing.

[@BlackOilyMenKissing]

I see what you did there lmfao

[@julieboruta]

Nothing to fix the phone shouldn’t be fixable I feel that’s why the company named it nothing phone. Nothing to fix even if broken and that’s why I don’t want a nothing phone.

[@JaredVonBaren]

No kidding. Wow…what a very complicated device. Super easily damaged as far as cabling, especially if you’re new to repairs. Luckily Hugh is a veteran! ❤️ The OS overlay, beautiful. The phone itself when assembled, beautiful! But…it is definitely NOT repair-friendly…as many phones are designed to be these days. This one has several weird little quirks and no-boot situations depending upon what you’re doing too, which is extra annoying when testing out what might be broken if doing a repair… I can say, I can only recommend the Nothing Phone to people who case-protect their devices, and don’t drop them much at all.

[@JaredVonBaren]

@@julieboruta The Fairphone is really nice these days, with some decent specs, but unfortunately we have to import them in the US because they aren’t sold here directly. Nor is the Nothing Phone, tbh 😂

[@TerrasClip]

Not only have they made it look like an iPhone they even managed to surpass it in difficulty to disassemble

[@Articbear]

@@wingit7335 why would they. They own their own operating system completely and have complete freedom over what they do, why would they want android

[@christianrossmann5039]

@@Articbear his comment confused the hell out of me lmao

[@morving7714]

@@wingit7335 There own operating system and it's cheap for them . And i like where iOS is going . It's good .

[@traviswalker8933]

@@wingit7335 Android was made as retaliation from former Apple employees why would they use an operating system like that?

[@rustylarry7465]

@@wingit7335 theoretically they could cuz android is open source but that wouldnt make sense

[@Abishek_Muthian]

When Carl Pei said he's going to build the iPhone of the Android world, Now we know what he meant.

[@axethepenguin]

Except they’ve some how made it harder to repair

[@supersecretninjame]

@@axethepenguin unlike apple who glue everything together?

[@gigachadcha7412]

There is always pixel

[@axethepenguin]

@@supersecretninjame did nothing not glue everything together though? or did you not watch the video

[@supersecretninjame]

@@axethepenguin so then how is in not like apple? xD did you read the comment you are replying to?

[@KarlD1210]

There is like a strip of cardboard on the box you need to peel to open it, like a mail package.

[@anianii]

Well, that would be - again - destroying the box to open it

[@Wall3rs]

@@anianii better then how it was opened

[@HughJeffreys]

I am aware, I just didn't want to tear the side of the box off as I will be selling these devices at some point in the future. As I mentioned its almost impossible to open the box without destroying it.

[@KarlD1210]

@@HughJeffreys okay got it 👍

[@Wall3rs]

@@HughJeffreys true almost every box I had is like this you need to break it first better use a package on there or like iPhone

[@jaykstah]

As neat as the LED's are, I think it's kinda silly to make a clear phone then cover up every functional piece you'd be able to see with blank plastic. I thought the whole fun of casing electronics with transparent material was to admire what the device looks like underneath.

[@essah4161]

without the plastic it would easily break some parts on a sunny shiny day. that is a general issue with these sort of transparent look if you want one.

[@lucasmarsula7924]

@@essah4161 What parts would it break? You mean because of the heat of the sun?

[@lucasmarsula7924]

@@essah4161 Do you have a link to a document talking about that issue? I can't find one and I'd like to know more.

[@Maochan81]

At least they could've put the covers on the back glass, so that when you remove the back cover, you can proceed to normally repair the phone. But it's a design company, they obviously don't care about reparability.

[@eternalinsignia]

@Essah there is none in component basically photo/light sensitive. Covering an electronic circuit from light is usually for protect it from elements, if you have photo/light sensitive component, for cooling. In phone ? I never see any photo sensitive/light sensitive component other than camera (which basically protected already). In fact make the color black is the culprit of every phone for heating faster due to sun heat.

[@SalemTechsperts]

Seeing as how this phone is plagued with software issues, I wonder if this fingerprint issue is just another bug. Very disappointed they aren't selling replacement parts though, you have to "submit a request" to get your phone repaired. I see Nothing special about this device.

[@kutilmartin]

this phone is nothing but marketing. i dont see why anyone would buy this phone other than for looks.

[@sdewey4152]

It's not a bug, it's a feature. Sorry, I just had to.

[@propersod2390]

@@kutilmartin Costs: $450 Screen: extremely good, almost flagship level, uniform tiny bezels Cameras: very decent, no gimmicks like 2mp macros Design and build quality: very nice and unique + premium materials Specs: decent chipset, good storage and ram Software: almost stock, quick and snappy Yea clearly no reasons to buy the phone. Ignore the fact it's probably the best midrange phone out right now 🤡🤡

[@andrejtb1]

@@propersod2390 not everything is perfect, always a device has a common issue. Like my Redmi Note 9 Pro's proximity sensor.

[@DocFr4nk]

@@propersod2390 also a broken display and no headphone jack, so yeah really no reason to buy it

[@ethanol1586]

I find it a bit ironic how this is the presented as the anti mainstream smartphone but makes repairing it more complicated and difficult than the mainstream phone companies

[@Cmdrbzrd]

And also basically runs stock Android with slight modifications, mainstream indeed.

[@annihilator247x]

There is almost nothing about this phone that isn't mainstream: Software locked fingerprint? Yes No headphone jack or expandable storage? Yup Hard to repair? Definitely Knocks off the iPhone design? Absolutely They put some white led strips on the back and said they were different. Want a phone that is actually different? Look up the F(x) tec pro 1 X. It has a full size keyboard you can show by sliding it so typing on a phone is actually precise and fast. Now, that's non-mainstream.

[@michealpersicko9531]

@@annihilator247x and where teh hell can i find one of these devices and can it be used on Verizon Wireless

[@TheWalf999]

@@annihilator247x And they have the nerve to call other phones boring and mainstream while they make a phone that is replica of iPhone 12 with back-light and stock android, like what? If innovation is putting back LED lights on phone then we're done with innovating.

[@jannikheidemann3805]

@@michealpersicko9531 That should be Verizons problem, not yours.

[@garrettlison4992]

The internal layout reminds me of the Motorola phones we hate seeing in our shop, but also Apple's penchant for a crazy amount of fragile flex cables. If this phone were a little more repair-friendly, I'd probably get one to play with, but I'll just stick with my Pixel 6 for now. Great video as always, Hugh.

[@wilkgr]

Yeah pretty much. I've bought Motorola devices for the past few years because they tend to have better bang for buck within my price range, but I've always noticed how repair-unfriendly they are - the main motherboard also has the charging port on it on most models, for anyone unaware.

[@8ballout]

Your phone knowledge and dis-/reassembly is amazing. I can't properly disassemble a cardboard box without destroying it. Great work and great video.

[@lisandro3614]

For a «Nothing» phone, it's actually full of crap. And the battery removal process puts the entire display at risk, too much force involved. The more things change, the more stays the same.

[@utkarsharyan]

Well the repairability wasn't a big focus for them anyway. Most of the low level stuff was done by the manufacturing partner itself. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJLIfp2ee5ikjdk

[@razi_man]

Hugh, I'd like to point out a misinformation: Fingrprint readers tend to have internal calibrations that come stock with the rom of the android phone itself, without a proper calibration tool, you cannot recalibrate the fingerprint sensor, this WILL not change even when you factory reset the phone. I believe what is happening here is that they didn't put any auto calibration tools like some android phone tend to do to make repair easy, either they forgot or they never cared in the first place, but I highly doubt it has anything to do with software locks considering everything else works fine, maybe they might put an auto calibration in the rom next update.

[@LazorVideosDestruction]

Everything you said about fingerprint sensors NEEDS to be mentioned in courtrooms when RTR is discussed. Thanks for doing what you do :)

[@staidey5994]

@Who Dis? fingerprint/face ID data gets stored in a secure enclave both on Android and iPhone and it's located inside of the built-in storage. Fingerprint scanner is just a scanner, it doesn't store anything inside of it. That's like saying that someone can hack Phone's PIN code by replacing the touchscreen because that's the only way it could be typed in.

[@jokshithdsouza1226]

After using the phone for a Week, These are my Views : 1) Glyph Lights drain the charge more faster than when it is disabled 2) Night light captures are more pixelated 3) With the Adapter not been provided its kind of hassle to search for a right adapter for this phone for a reasonable price 4) Nothing phone do not have their gallery of their own and Google photos is the only hope 5) Phone does not have a launcher of their own

[@jacobunofficial1146]

Is it worth buying?

[@jokshithdsouza1226]

@@jacobunofficial1146 Yes its worth buying

[@wei_fx]

How is the phone so far?? After a year+. Battery still good?

[@pearelectronics3083]

How did they manage to make a more unfixable version of the iPhone

[@laboiville9492]

Well, nothing ever is what it seems!

[@somevagrant3772]

Learned from the best.

[@cuentaeliminada7176]

And this is why you don't comment before finishing the video

[@TheOfficialGlitchTTG]

Hello Niko

[@darthraider450]

The iPhone needs laser equipment to remove the adhesive on the back glass.

[@ztechrepairs]

Damn they make Samsung and other android phone repairs look like a walk in the park. I do look forward to tearing one down myself though

[@mojave5661]

they're not a walk in the park. they just don't have so many plastic decals for aesthetic purposes

[@PvtAnonymous]

nah, the NP1 seems easy to disassemble. If you want to give yourself a challenge, try Huawei. They somehow manage to make the most anti-repair phones I've ever seen. Laptops too.

[@YouAreBreathing]

I miss the LED notification light on my Samsung Galaxy Note 8 phone, so I'm glad that a phone maker found a way to have something similar when screens take the entire front of the phone.

[@zUltra3D]

2 things to point out. The metal cover over the bottom ribbon cable for the LEDs apparently slides off after taking out the stopper and sliding to the left with a pick. Also, the way you remove the battery is not by pulling up, rather pulling at an angle, about 30°, you took out the entire plastic holder that's held down with a way stronger adhesive than the battery adhesive.

[@godlydestroyer8658]

Just the box is enough of a sign that there just in it for a quick profit, I've had breakfast cereal packs that are more reusable than that

[@edwardfletcher7790]

What a huge disappointment ! Just another terrible phone in the race towards total disposability 😠

[@heyramineni]

Everything else minus the fingerprint sensor is replaceable. Pretty sure there will be a tool out soon to reprogram the sensor.

[@edwardfletcher7790]

@@heyramineni Good luck finding the parts, they don't sell them. Who wants to waste a month or two posting their phone back to China & return ??

[@neerajdwivedi2015]

Almost 95% people who buy their phone don't repair it by themselves

[@cadenchurchill4296]

Definitely one of the most interesting teardowns of the year! Looks like such a massive pain to repair. Next time I’d love to see just a simple transparent back that allows us to see the actual components on the inside.

[@NanoMine]

That fingerprint issue seems like a oversight from the company as there are no other measures that nothing took to make it hard to repair.

[@FearThePegasus]

Neat phone, shame it's a pain to tear apart.

[@shabbarvejlani]

With nothing phone acquiring essential phone, had high hopes on ease of repairability. But disappointed. Thanks for the detailed teardown!

[@RestoreTechnique]

Nothing beats Hugh Jeffreys 😀

[@FireFoxDestroyer]

Compared to nothing, Apple definitely has some repairability

[@Ben-ev5se]

nah apple is worse for part

[@FireFoxDestroyer]

@@Ben-ev5se I repaired an iPhone X with a new screen and earpiece assembly I didn't use the method for keeping Face ID

[@Ben-ev5se]

Talking about the newer iphones whereby changing the screen by yourself and not a professional with equipment is bad, losing truetone and faceid, changing the camera module will make u lose the camera features but overall it's still a great phone

[@RestoreTechnique]

Nothing beats Apple

[@Ben-ev5se]

@@RestoreTechnique lol nothing

[@GiuseppeBasile]

Using a pick to open the box, nice one Hugh

[@Mikyate]

to answer your question about the glyph lights, I wonder how case makers are going to react to them. I've never said "what the hell, are you kidding me?!" so many times during a teardown.

[@rocky9427]

one of the few teardown videos which are actually great. I could easily say your videos and Jerry's Rig videos are just awesome. good going buddy

[@BoopBobBeep]

Nothing special no headphones jack, no user replaceable battery, non easy repairable by the user adding LED just feel gimmicky.

[@ogdon2009]

I don’t even want to look at the bill for replacing the battery. Parts: $29 Labor: $500 thank you

[@NK-Repairs]

Naah it's not that bad. Repair manuals will be available soon and with them, the nothing is only a tiny bit more complicated than your typical android phone

[@QuickishFM]

@@NK-Repairs Agree - most people can get away with using a hairdryer to heat the back and phone opening kits with tweezers, guitar picks, spudgers etc cost less than £10 (at least in the UK). So while it's not completely DIY it's still at least accessible. Sourcing OEM parts for the phone, however, is a different story (counterfeit parts, actual original but serialized parts, etc etc). Battery replacements are probably the most commonly needed replacement these days and it's not as easy as it was back in the days of the S5 and below. Having to heat the back of the phone to replace the battery is more annoying now but it's somewhat more acceptible these days since it's only needed every 3 years or so. But having it intentionally hard to get to with difficult adhesive is explicitly anti-repair - it doesn't take a genius to know that the battery will need to be replaced in the device's lifetime. It doesn't even need to be adhered in THAT much since it's got the back of the phone and its surroundings largely keeping it in place too.

[@samholdsworth420]

@@QuickishFM no one is fixing this phone if they haven't practiced beforehand

[@QuickishFM]

@@samholdsworth420 it's sort of besides the point, it could be made easier to repair to make it easier for people both with and without experience.

[@clivewuest8529]

Very interesting tear down Hugh. Here in the UK I always look forward to waking up and Sunday mornings with a cup of tea and watching your latest post. Great stuff ;)

[@ariesyana]

11:34 the cable behind the battery says pokemon. very funny details

[@ariesyana]

pause immediately and flip your display

[@trumpalumpa9368]

Now good luck finding a place that actually officially repairs those niche smartphones. The whole disassembly looks destructive with all those "aesthetic" plastic pieces having to be taken off. I don't believe it will look as new after having glued them back in place. Also display replacement seems like a lot of work. And then the fingerprint sensor: Is it glued to the screen? If yes, how to replace the screen?

[@RennieAsh]

He swapped the sensors though. It's optical aka just a camera

[@Axel...]

Fantastic video, as usual, Hugh. I have had this phone for a little more than a week now, and I'm quite happy with it. But it's disappointing to see that it's such a chore to replace parts. Also, I'm happy to see that the USB port is modular since that is the part that often dies first on me. Bit disappointed that the charging coil is just a cover, I thought that was the one part that was exposed lol. Hopefully, they'll address the fingerprint issue and I hope that nothing breaks on me, since I don't know how first and third-party repair will be with a small new company. 0:57 There is a pull tab you were supposed to use to rip the box open 12:25 As a photo/video light it does basically nothing, but it's a fun gimmick to show to people. I have had a couple of times that I saw the notification light without feeling/hearing it buzz, I never have notification sounds or ringtone on so for me this has a bit of use

[@Rinssi_from_Finland]

The screws hidden under water indicator and metal bracket that needs a rubber stopper to be lifted to be moved over is s very common thing among OnePlus phones.

[@suryakamalnd9888]

0:55 that's not how you open it... There's a pull tab which opens it lol

[@haydenchapman137]

I think the reason for fingerprint sensor pairing in android is because of the SELinux security built right into it, to prevent the possibility of the phone being hacked, and normally the fingerprint sensor hides behind this layer. The only way to change it is to pair the new fingerprint sensor. Some manufacturers provide the tools for this, while others don't. A good thing security wise, but not so much repairability wise.

[@Forrest_O.]

I’m not sure why it is mentioned that the fingerprint sensor is mentioned to be locked to the board but somewhat modular. The only two cases I see it being damaged is if the area of the screen was damaged or if it short circuited after being in water.

[@leinadreign3510]

I like the aesthetic of it, especially the back of course. it is something different in the stale "same phone as last ten years" market.

[@dimitrischristou]

I think the “hidden screws” are for meant to maintain the warranty of the Phone (1). If the sticker is damaged there’s no warranty.

[@myrealusername2193]

In many countries, those stickers are not legally binding and you can sue them if they refuse to repair it.

[@mjc0961]

Those stickers are illegal, so that had better not be what they are.

[@impc8265]

11:59 no no no this is nowhere near a "new phone company", Carl Pei is behind this, it's like another One Plus

[@M1U5T0N3]

Nothing but cruel... Thanks for the great Video Hugh! Honest as always

[@almosteverything7327]

Have a nothing phone really make sense now 😅 thanks hugh for an elaborated video of disassemble and assemble of nothing phone 1

[@thephoenixking1086]

This video showed me Nothing that I needed, but something that I wanted.

[@theuzlivid]

4:19 back plate: "gotta go fast"

[@ominkan3129]

It is nothing but another amazing video showing the pit falls in the tear down so other don't need to get caught. I have been caught just recently on a Oukitel C22 with a covered screw looking like a plastic alignment pin. But no it was a water detection sticker. I love all the detail and good photography in your videos Hugh. Thanks.

[@pablouribe1522]

I knew the hype was to good to be true. Catchy title, but it was obvious that nothing phone will not defeat the champ, Hugh.

[@darthraider450]

Greatest mysteries of life #261 - How does Hugh Jeffreys not have a million subscribers on KZbin yet?

[@etherjules]

Soon really soon we hope, a like and share will help

[@butterbean_01]

Watching this on my white nothing phone! Great video

[@felixm6541]

i absolutely love the look of this phone and the lights on the back are amazing for deaf people! however the biggest let down is obviously the lack of user reparability :/ its a shame hopefully they do something about it in the future. i’ll definitely be following their progress as a company

[@gatzon2757]

Their repair service is actually cheap I'd expect

[@ErnestJay88]

cool design but most people will use case anyway to protect their phones so glyph line is no use, since most protective case with transparent back is rare, most people will use transparent silicon case.

[@rishabhpahwa]

I think the box has a pull tab to tear it open easily?

[@Leo-pu2nw]

yeah hahahaha its so obvious as well and he missed it

[@ryanrenolds]

Hugh: ITS so anoyying That everything is Glued shut!! Also Hugh: its so anoyying That everything is screwed in

[@fractera]

The amount of puns in this video will surely traumatize someone

[@forestfaint9269]

For repairers just like Hugh Jeffreys, this phone causes Nothing but trouble

[@davidsalmons80]

Hi Hugh love the content and this phone looks very interesting from what I've seen so far of it

[@SumWelshLadInLondon]

the number of "nothing" puns in this video is nothing short of incredible

[@kcnairnair7299]

Hugh reminds me of Columbus and Magellan and Livingstone. And Zack of course. Uncharted territory navigated with ease! Thought for a moment he woukd end up on the rocks, but deftly handled, the ship sailed into deep and calm waters. 👍

[@tiggerable]

They get Nothing from me, thats clear. I looked into getting this phone but am thankfull to have waited for a teardown video.

[@bits2646]

I am impressed by the company, good for the first phone... I thought the repairability was pretty good, except the fp reader... But may be possible that supporting hardware is on the motherboard and thus not working and needs hardware compatibility or new keys inserted... I havent checked the module and I also dont own the phone to check... Great video, I love your attitude towards right to repair and anti r2r..

[@FANOFARR]

Just a price and light 😂🤣

[@IronsWHU]

There’s a pull tab for opening the boxes btw.

[@damianknight8064]

great to see this tear down, I got this phone last week and its a decent midrange phone very happy with it

[@amaljoe367]

Will the phone still turn on without attaching the glyph interface?

[@1001digital]

I like the idea of the LEDs in the back but I don't think they are of much use. A phone is meant to be carried around and used very often. This means at some point it WILL drop no matter how careful you are. Using a bumper or a case is a must but this covers up the back. It is the same with all those shiny glass backplates. They might look nice but why even bother when you have to hide them in a case anyway?

[@jacobunofficial1146]

You know there are transparent covers

[@tesstickle7267]

Minus the difficulty in repairing one ,it was almost one of the most repairable. If the finger print wasn't paired it would have shamed apple lol

[@taylor1038]

I really wanted the Nothing phone, but after this I'm reconsidering.

[@suddenlyacat]

Not only have they mimicked apple, but they have somehow exchanged paired parts for completely irreplaceable ones

[@shreerajingale]

As i saw a video of jerry he removed battery very easily but by removing the plastic on the battery not removing the plastic that is holding it

[@ahmadkafi90]

I think when Nothing said Samsung n others not innovating enough i think they meant they're not booLicking Apple enough. Pros to samsung for making so good looking phones with 100% repairability.

[@abhinavranjith8086]

I hate how Samsung mid-rangers look. While they may not be riddled with bugs, the mid-rangers come with sub-par specs that just can't make OneUI function smoothly. It's only sensible to buy Samsung if you're getting its high-end models.

[@ahmadkafi90]

@@abhinavranjith8086 yeah you might not like that. But they're making flagships look good that way. Still those phones are repairable enough. Look at A52s 5g. That phone is gonna have 3 major updates and performance is no less than 855 snapdragon with 120hz display.

[@abhinavranjith8086]

@@ahmadkafi90In terms of performance, I won't disagree with you. They provide good performance. However OneUI in these phones cause stutters and lags.

[@ahmadkafi90]

@@abhinavranjith8086 no. so far so good A52s and M52. my brother has one. he says he sees no lag or stutter. oneUI in it's core is not smooth. my note10+ feels glitchy often times. comparing to the smoothness of iPhones. samsung just feels clunky.

[@abhinavranjith8086]

@@ahmadkafi90 Coming from an M31 myself, I can attest to how laggy the UI was before the Android 12 update. If something like a Note 10+ is glitchy and clunky then you can understand what I am getting at.

[@parkerlreed]

I like how I didn't even know there was a black version because everybody else that is promoted just uses the white. At least on aesthetics this looks so much better.

[@Mark-xw5yt]

Bro I want one of these so bad but I don't wanna waste money lmfao. I pray that this company continues to do well so I can buy the next one in two years

[@jacobunofficial1146]

Why it's a waste of money?

[@Mark-xw5yt]

@@jacobunofficial1146 My phone works. And I'm not an adult with a full time job. I'm trying to be careful with how I spend my money

[@jacobunofficial1146]

Ohh that way.

[@ramkumarpatel9014]

They wanted to be the iPhone counterpart on android ecosystem, so they are well on track I guess.

[@qaisinhd]

The boxes open like one of those amazon boxes, with a pull tab. just a heads up for the next nothing phone!

[@ramranch9973]

Anyone else notice at 11:50 those flex cables say "POKEMON" on them?

[@alomann]

Way more useful content than Jerryrigeverything. Surprised that this channel is yet to have millions of subs.

[@Zebra_Paw]

I was considering this to buy as my new phone, this definitely made me think twice

[@haydnneal1]

I’ve just bought this phone and of course the first thing I need to know is to replace my batter and void my warranty thanks so much you kn..b

[@ersbit]

Great use of heat it always work removing batteries 👋🏽

[@ItsAMeAndrew]

it seems like you maybe removed the battery wrong (?), jerryrigeveything had an easier time and he just pealed back all the black parts on the battery’s and used the bottom most one to pull it out

[@user-gc7wn9lx6i]

Is it worth buying or will be a hassle if ever needed to be repaired?

[@assegidtadesse9045]

I think there is an opening ribbon around the package 'like pack of bubble gum'

[@krazykluzal7682]

The built of this phone is so impressive. They should not compromise in performance and camera including body

[@kipchickensout]

I have it and I wondered why it's rattling at the top when I shake it and I wonder if it's always been like this, I bought it 1+ year ago but haven't noticed until recently This video has encouraged me to just not give a f- instead

[@arash5550]

now the designers are thinking that back design was a mistake and they knew the light was a gimmick too....

[@alexiebaj2592]

Opening the box the wrong way made me think twice😅

[@BlazingMediic]

I love the Nothing Phone 1,Can't wait to receive mine

[@willardfasto4494]

"beginning of video" eat lead, your toast, they'll bury you in a lunch box. 😂

[@doekesijtsma3577]

You do know the new pack has a tear of line ? A red laminated tearaway to open the package mutch more easy than you made it out to be ...

[@senpaikuno6714]

Imagine opening the box and you get NOTHING! :DDD

[@BaqarRizvi]

Awesome Video Hugh !!

[@Freedom080390]

The white sticker is warranty sticker not water damage indicator. I work in service center and this is how they check whether the phone have been dissamble by user or 3rd party repair

[@HughJeffreys]

Couldn't they just add a replacement sticker on the screw :)

[@Freedom080390]

@@HughJeffreys I afraid they won't add this as replacement as this is how they can reject the in warranty device if the device have been dissamble and they can charge you the parts if you wish to repair the device at the authorized service center

[@omgitssupercheese]

Seeing the boxes opened like that hurt

[@dipannandy692]

Superbly made

[@jacosta5580]

But you did make a nothing iPhone a while back if I recall

[@ranjitthind440]

Q.What phone do you have? A. I have nothing 🤣🤣

[@FrIoSrHy]

It seems easy once you get the glyph interface off and back plastics.

[@enchanted_swiftie]

Imagine state of my mind now when I am just stepping outside to buy nothing phone and mistaken to watch this video 😅

[@re-fix9678]

thank for video😘😘

[@mattmatt_mm]

The internals of nothing phone looks as pretty as that of an iPhone. It shows how much attention to detail they put into this 399 phone.