With hundreds — if not thousands — of Elephone P8 Mini out in the wild, some people might get curious to learn more about the insides of their device. So, Elephone thought that they would rather disassemble the P8 Mini themselves in order to save ordinary users from damaging their devices.
We can have a look at the disassembly in the video down below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUG6369W7cc&feature=youtu.be
From what we can see the disassembly process is pretty straight forward; you detach the back of the phone with a simple plastic prying tool, after doing that we can have a look at the inside. We see there are some sealed parts such as the speaker, but that doesn’t make it waterproof, instead it does help creating a crispier sound when playing music.
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On the top left corner of the phone we can see the two rear cameras, composed of two 13MP+2MP cameras and the 16MP front-facing shooter with F/2.0 aperture.
Elephone also covered the battery with a flexible natural graphite flake to dissipate the heat created under heavy load or while charging, there’s also a silica gel plate on the CPU for the same reason.
You will find more info on the Elephone P8 Mini over at the company’s official website.
I can not believe that, Elephone disassemble her device by herself. I bought one, and I can’t wait to see my P8 mini.
Well I don’t have much knowledge about the hardware part, I haven’t seen the disassembly video many times, btw thanks for this.
I can not believe that, Elephone disassemble her device by herself. I bought one, and I can’t wait to see my P8 mini.
Well I don’t have much knowledge about the hardware part, I haven’t seen the disassembly video many times, btw thanks for this.
The smartphone assembly-disassembly technology seems so complicated from inside!
The smartphone assembly-disassembly technology seems so complicated from inside!
Is it a metal body or a plastic body?? And how much mAh is the battery?
Is it a metal body or a plastic body?? And how much mAh is the battery?