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  1. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown, iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 1, Bild 1 von 1
    • Es gibt eine Menge zu lernen über das, was im "best, most advanced iPhone ever" (besten und fortschrittlichsten iPhone, das es je gab) versteckt ist – aber zuerst wollen wir rekapitulieren, was wir bereits wissen:

    • Apple A10 Fusion Prozessor mit integriertem M10 Motion Coprozessor (zur Sensordatenerfassung)

    • 32, 128 und 256 GB integrierte Speicherkapazität (Diamantschwarz nicht mit 32 GB erhältlich)

    • 5,5" Multitouch IPS Retina HD Display (13,94 cm Diagonale) mit 1920 x 1080 Pixel (401 ppi)

    • 12 Megapixel Kamera mit Weitwinkel- und Teleobjektiv (ƒ/1.8 Blende und ƒ/2.8 Blende), 2x optischer Zoom und bis zu 10x digitaler Zoom

    • 7 Megapixel FaceTime HD Kamera mit ƒ/2.2 Blende und 1080p HD Videoaufnahme

    • Druckloser Home Button mit integriertem Fingerabdruck­sensor, gesteuert durch die Taptic Engine

    • 802.11a/b/g/n/ac WLAN mit MIMO Bluetooth 4.2 und NFC

    Which carrier phone is this

    deepu272 - Antwort

    The iPhone 7 plus is much deferent than iPhone 6 and iPhone 6S. The lack of antenna lines especial at the jet black version, the lack of earphone jack, the dual lenses and dual speaker make it distinguishable. I personally like it very much and I will soon buy the iPhone 7 plus jet black 256GByte model. The only thing I dislike is that I won't be able to store my iOS apps on my hard disk as I am doing with my old jailbroken iphone 6 plus. So the 256 Gbytes are more than necessary.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    @Agnostos Gnostos

    "The only thing I dislike is that I won't be able to store my iOS apps on my hard disk..."

    You can do that using iTunes without jailbreaking. You always could.

    alex - Antwort

    I want to make my iphone at home , but from where i should get the parts ???

    can you help me?

    please

    reply me

    Nakul Phulwade - Antwort

  2. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 2, Bild 1 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 2, Bild 2 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 2, Bild 3 von 3
    • Das iPhone 7 Plus ist minimal größer als sein Vorgänger (158,2 x 77,9 x 7,3 mm vs. 158,1 x 77,9 x 7,3 mm) – und mit 188 Gramm (vs. 192 Gramm des 6S Plus) trotzdem leichter. Hoffentlich hat Apple nichts Wichtiges weggelassen.

    • Das 7 Plus hat eine neue Modellnummer bekommen: A1785.

    • Für die Kunden von der dunklen Seite der Macht bietet Apple neuerdings eine Schwarze und eine leicht zerkratzende Diamantschwarze Version des iPhone 7 Plus, zusätzlich zu den Originalen Silber, Gold und Rosegold.

    • Außerdem verschwinden die unansehnlichen Antennenlinien und das 7 Plus bekommt ein zarteres Erscheinungsbild.

    • Die wahrscheinlich auffälligste Änderung ist der Lightning zu 3,5 mm Kopfhörer-Adapter, der dem Gerät beiliegt. Es wird uns einiges an Tapferkeit kosten, über die Kopfhörerbuchse hinwegzukommen.

    Quote: "6.63 oz (vs. the 6s Plus at 6.77 mm)"

    I know you meant, "6.77 _oz_"!

    biowizard - Antwort

    have you done a baby teardown on the baby adapter ? Does it have a DAC in it ? If so which one?

    Jasraj Vaidya - Antwort

    The DAC is in the iPhone. How it's for the speakers too.

    George A. -

    No, it's not me, it's "baby adapter" Dongles were a thing of the past, and hated them as much as they will be hated now.

    scottwilkins - Antwort

    The dimensions of the iPhone 7 Plus are identical to those of its predecessor, at 158.2 mm × 77.9 mm × 7.3 mm—and yet it's slightly lighter, at 6.63 oz (vs. the 6s Plus at 6.77 oz). Hopefully Apple didn't remove anything important.... They removed the headphone jack and assembly.

    Emma - Antwort

    I have no courage. I also have no Apple Music because I have no reason to trust Apple with my content.

    Dave - Antwort

    oz... what is oz... You are measuring in mm, so do in Gram, too... 99% of the world does it metric...

    Skimmy - Antwort

    Yes. you're right!

    Ricardo Rodríguez -

    How about 3.5mm powered accessories like the square? Is square going to ante up for the lightning interface?

    refd123 - Antwort

    I don't believe that the jet black color is so prone to scratches. I generally baby my phone and protect them with cases and glass membranes. So it's not a real issue. The lack of earphone jack isn't a problem. I bet that every manufacturer very soon will produce earphones with lighting jack. Those with very expensive conventional earphones will find the earphone adapter annoying but that isn't a big issue. After all when you are buying a phone at 800 dollars you can spent 100 dollars for decent earphones. Apple as always is removing parts from its iPhones. People forget that the earphone jack of the first generation iphone was small and deep inside. It didn't allow many earphones.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    Do the new antenna lines in the 7 plus iPhone improve the signal reception in poor transmission areas

    gaylestan - Antwort

    @dave.

    "I have no courage. I also have no Apple Music because I have no reason to trust Apple with my content."

    Apple music is a subscription streaming service. You don't own the content. So you don't need to trust them.

    I keep my own content on iTunes match. I do trust them. But it's all safe on my Mac, and backed up too.

    alex - Antwort

    @refd123

    'How about 3.5mm powered accessories like the square? Is square going to ante up for the lightning interface?"

    The square works off the headphone jack. If they use it to spec, then it should work off the adapter.

    alex - Antwort

    Don't know about A1785,

    but on Apple's iPHone specs page they specifiy two 7+ model #'s as A1661 & A1784.

    One of them supports CDMA, the other does not.

    macnosy - Antwort

  3. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 3, Bild 1 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 3, Bild 2 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 3, Bild 3 von 3
    • Bevor wir komplett in das dreiäugige Monster eintauchen gönnen wir uns dank unseren Freunden bei Creative Electron einen ersten Blick in das Gerät.

    • Haltet die Augen offen (und den Bleischutz geschlossen) für mehr Röntgenfotos.

    • Welchen Vorteil gibt uns die Superkraft der Röntgenaugen?

    • Als Einstieg können wir sehen, dass die Kopfhörerbuchse rausgeflogen ist, um Platz für die Taptic Engine zu machen.

    • Bei näherer Betrachtung fällt ein Lautsprechergitter auf, dessen Zweck ... keiner ist? Interessant...

    • Außerdem können wir das dritte Auge des Kamera-Arrays vom iPhone 7 Plus sehen. Welche Weisheiten und Visionen enthält es? Wir finden es raus!

    Please x-ray the Lightning to 3.5mm jack adapter so we can see if there's a DAC and AMP built into the cable. Otherwise you're going to have to cut it open, and that won't be pretty.

    iPostIt - Antwort

    I second this!

    Dan Parsons -

    I wonder if you could use the Lightning to mini jack adapter on one of the older iPhones as a way around having to replace the mini jack when it goes within the phone.

    Dan - Antwort

    The adapter's store page lists it as compatible with every iOS device with a lightning port. Looks like that should work.

    Chaz Larson - Antwort

    The adapter will work with all devices running iOS 10+

    You can also use the lightning headphones with any iOS 10+ device as well.

    As iOS 10+ only supports the lightning connector they will work with and are backwards compatible with any capable of running it.

    paul - Antwort

    The X-Ray photos that iFixit publicly show are fantastic. I don't think that Apple will be happy with such deep intervention into its hardware. However I am sure that all major phone manufactures are using similar technics of inspection.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    Well it looks like the Mini to Lightning adapter has its own DAC! Here's a teardown: iPhone 7 headphone dongle boasts amazing insides

    Dan - Antwort

  4. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 4, Bild 1 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 4, Bild 2 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 4, Bild 3 von 3
    In diesem Schritt verwendetes Werkzeug:
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    • Apple hat zwar die Kopfhörerbuchse entfernt, aber bleibt seinen Pentalobes treu. Zwei der mittlerweile bekannten Schrauben bewachen je eine Seite des Lightning Connectors.

    • Voller Spannung isclacken wir das rosegoldene Äußere und müssen zusätzlich einige Kraft aufwenden, um die großen Mengen Kleber zu lösen.

    • Der Klebestreifen, der das 7 Plus versiegelt, ist deutlich stärker als beim Vorgänger. Ist dies das erste Anzeichen des Spritzwasser-Schutzes?

    Does it make sense noting the best location to set the iSclack onto the iPhone so not to rip the cable connection shown in Step5 below? Or the best pattern to lift the cover off.

    Dan - Antwort

    Apple could easily have avoid screws on iPhone like it does with iPads and iPod touch. This is an indications that Apple wants their phone to be serviceable by experienced foreigners. But not easily ben opened by ordinary users. The adhesive strip is a good idea. I wouldn't like an iPhone with a wobbling battery inside.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    It's not waterproof, it's water-resistant. Similar, but not the same.

    Aristarco Palacios - Antwort

    Can anyone confirm are the pentalobe screws identical (diameter and shaft length) to those of the 6 plus's?

    Cooper Chase - Antwort

    How are the pentalobe screws protected from water? Is there rubber gusket?

    Apple - Antwort

  5. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 5, Bild 1 von 2 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 5, Bild 2 von 2
    • Was ist das für ein Chaos? Das 7 Plus öffnet sich zur Seite, obwohl die bekannten Klammern an der Oberseite des Geräts (wie bei Vorgängermodellen) das Display ausrichten.

    • Wir hatten Glück und haben das Displaykabel Mitte rechts nicht zerrissen. Dankenswerterweise hat das Kabel etwas Spiel.

    • Bei subtilen Designänderungen wie dieser sind Reparaturanleitungen besonders wertvoll.

    • Beim Öffnen des 7 Plus kommt einiger schwarzer und weißer Klebstoff zum Vorschein, der einmal ganz um den Rand verläuft.

    • Unser Verdacht ist, dass diese Klebrigkeit im Pinguin-Look ein Teil von Apples Bemühungen zum Spritzwasserschutz darstellt. Vielleicht haben Apples Ingenieurs-Nasen aber auch einfach eine Vorliebe für Kleber entwickelt.

    Interesting, threes no button, yet it looks like there is? and the metal peice on the side transfers teh taptic? ... Can you go more into this?

    Mark - Antwort

    That's the TouchID sensor.

    fastasleep -

    Is the White gasket material less or more sticky than the Black? It does look like its thicker than the black (has more viscosity)?

    Dan - Antwort

    You guys act like APPLE hasnt already said that the new iPhone has waterproofing. Which they did and there are plenty of videos showing it works

    Jarrett Moering - Antwort

    I like your writing style! ..."Then again, Apple's engineers might just really love glue." And then a fanboi moron adds comments! Fake Geniuses' would never learn!

    orion2000 - Antwort

    The Glue is silicone ferrite add with adhesive to deflect Cellular transmission effectively

    Loli Pop - Antwort

    The iSclack is more than necessary. This cables can be broken easily. One of the reasons I love iFixit. From my experience all iPhones since iphone 4 were a little waterproofing. I didn't have problems with lightly rain or with wet hands or very sweaty faces. Now with the new iPhone I will use it safely at the beach. However waterproofing is a subjective issue. The iphone 7 is less waterproof than the second Apple watch.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    What Apple Enginners love the most was screw. They take all size of screws, probably they have to get used to different 2 different bosses. Lol...

    HSY3 HSY4 - Antwort

    "Then again, Apple's engineers might just really love glue."

    I'm sure that very soon, you will be loving selling us replacement waterproof sticky seals.

    alex - Antwort

    Yeah where can we get "genuine Apple" seals?

    gleeglee217 -

    As long and convoluted as the prox has become, there should've been a close-up.

    mstein - Antwort

  6. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 6, Bild 1 von 2 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 6, Bild 2 von 2
    In diesem Schritt verwendetes Werkzeug:
    Mako Driver Kit - 64 Precision Bits
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    • Innen finden wir eine Armee der Finsternis von mutigen Tri-Point Schrauben, die die Kabelabdeckung des Batterieanschlusses und zwei der Displaykabel bewachen.

    • Vor einem Jahr riskierten wir etwas und fügten den Bit für die Apple Watch zu unserem Toolkit hinzu. Was für ein Glück!

    • Eine zweite Kompanie Tri-Point Schrauben sichert die Abdeckung des längeren oberen Displaykabels.

    • Tri-Point Schrauben sind ungewöhnlich. Man könnte das Argument anbringen, dass sie sich nicht so leicht abnutzen, aber da wir sie nicht in vielen iGeräten sehen glauben wir nicht an einen mechanischen Vorteil. Es geht recht eindeutig darum, die beiden häufigsten Reparaturen zu verhindern: Batterie- und Displayaustausch.

    • Wir zücken unsere Waffen Schraubendreher und zwingen die Klammer zur Kapitulation – die Mission ins Herz des iPhone 7 Plus geht weiter.

    There is space for audio jack up there!

    victortaykw - Antwort

    Audio Jack and Water Resistance strike me as being somewhat mutually counterproductive. I, for one, am very happy to see the poxy 3.5mm Jack consigned to history.

    biowizard -

    Another possibility for the reasoning behind the tri-point screws is that Apple knows these are the most common screws to need to be removed, and chose to go with something less likely to strip for their "geniuses" to work with.

    Bryan Schwartz - Antwort

    The Phillips screw is a terrible screw drive design. According to McFeeley's, it was invented and promoted because the driver will cam out when torque increases. I'm skeptical about the motivation, but Phillips screws cam out or strip out with alarming frequency, especially in smaller sizes. I would love to never see or use a Phillips screw.

    If you want to ding Apple for picking obscure drivers, fine. But you should also ding them, and everyone else, when they use the horrible Phillips screws.

    Derek Roff - Antwort

    Then why not use Torx?

    Chris Prendergast -

    The reason tri-lobe screws are used is because a Torx drive socket on a screw that small wouldn't work. The tri-lobe is like a Torx profile and has the same advantages, but with two less lobes. In addition, tri-lobes are used because it can be put on a screw with a thinner head, where other drive types wouldn't work. The thinnest screw heads (0.3mm and below) require tri-lobe.

    Do people really think nefarious apple engineers are intentionally trying to keep users from doing repairs? They could care less. Besides, if anyone's gotten that far, a screw type with an uncommon head is not going to stop them.

    John Connor -

    Bryan is right. They are tri-point because they are the most common to remove and therefore you don't want to strip them. Why all the screws aren't tri-point I'm not sure of.

    Shaun Stelley - Antwort

    But what size of tri lobe is it? Like apple watch y0.6?

    Piotr - Antwort

    I never could understand why Apple is bothering with so many different type of screws. At the age of ebay and iFixit every screw can be opened safely. Maybe another method to discourage users that don't know iFixit to mess with the the internal hardware

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    Lets add more screw variant each new release....

    taexyz - Antwort

    Be careful on this part, I did rip one of the cables in the middle. There are actually 2 and the one I broke was for the home button...

    Brent Thompson - Antwort

    Is there a way to remove stripped screws

    mlclarke303 - Antwort

  7. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 7, Bild 1 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 7, Bild 2 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 7, Bild 3 von 3
    • An der Stelle der Kopfhörerbuchse finden wir ein Bauteil, dass so aussieht, als ob es Geräusche von außen zum Mikrofon leitet... oder von der Taptic Engine nach draußen.

    • Keine ausgefallene Elektronik hier, nur komplex designte Akustik und in Form gebrachtes Plastik.

    • Teardown Update: Laut Apple ist dieses Plastikbauteil eine barometrische Entlüftungsöffnung. Das iPhone benötigt wegen dem hinzugefügten Eindringschutz gegen Spritzwasser eine Art Ventil, um für einen korrekt arbeitenden Höhenmesser den internen und äußeren Druck auszugleichen.

    • Mechanische Knöpfe sind Vergangenheit, wenn man die Taptic Engine hat! Diese schlaue Technik nutzt haptisches Feedback, um das Drücken eines Knopfes, ohne echten Knopf, zu simulieren.

    • Jeder, der mit dem Touchpad des Retina MacBook 2015 in Berührung kam, kennt das Gefühl der Taptic Engine bereits.

    fake speaker port????

    Stan Chua - Antwort

    If it's like ours (Chipworks), there's a microphone on one end of it , so it could be some sort of sound channeling chamber for that.

    BHD2 - Antwort

    Touchpad is also in the latest MacBook Pro laptops

    Nathanael - Antwort

    Apple doesn't waste space. The left port is for the microphone. It isn't a fake speaker port. And that speaker like component is a sound chamber - like our outer ears.

    James Katt - Antwort

    I agree, likely used to cut down on wind noise (low frequencies) the mic could pick up.

    Dan -

    Seems apple wasted space here. That "Taptic" engine seems to have a lot of air in it ( in the middle where it's not needed). Wonder if they could have made that a tad less wide and included the audio jack after all???

    scottwilkins - Antwort

    The two things you have to think about is the mass and the throw you have within the Taptic engine when you design it. You need enough mass that can kinetically offset the mass of the device you have it in, as well as the amount of energy to throw of the mass so you feel it.

    It appears Apple has used a slightly larger unit (comparing the images). It would nice if someone could weigh the mass and measure the opening size between the iPhone 7 & 7 Plus Taptic engines and the 6 iPhone vibrators

    Dan -

    Looks a lot like that a "speaker port" for the Taptic Engine, for the home button to not only feel but also sound clicky.

    What you described as a sound chamber doesn't seem to actually have any connection to the microphone, but to the Taptic Engine.

    MrUNIMOG - Antwort

    A Taptic could also be used as a subwoofer, due to its low resonant frequency of about 190Hz

    The Speaker Guy - Antwort

    Are there pins on both sides of the Lightning port.

    iPostIt - Antwort

    I don't understand it.? No other product is taken apart except Apple products. We don't tear apart Samsung, Teslas, GM cars or any other computer type gadgets. Are people that fascinated with only Apple products? Come on stop it. Enjoy the technology. There's plenty of whiz bang products out there try tear them down too. Otherwise, this is iPhone 7, not iPhone 1 give it a break. I want to know more about the hidden features built into the software.

    Cg10 - Antwort

    First day on ifixit? That tore down a lot of other stuff too.

    Tom Chai -

    iFixit does not NEED to take apart the newer Samsung devices. They are quite capable of doing that themself...

    Ruurd Pels -

    Tearing down Samsung products is too dangerous. They explode.

    alex -

    The taptic home button is extension of the 3D touch. Where on the 6S the haptic feedback signaled a single "pop" out menu, the home button feedback happens on keypress and keyup. :)

    Peter Shen - Antwort

    I had a problem with the central button of iPhone 4. Now with the touchpad central button of iPhone 7 the reliability is increased. However the taptic engine is too big. I think that it takes valuable space from the battery. Beside the reliability issue the classic button should be better. I don't like the taptic engine of new MacBooks.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    Why do you say the Taptic Engine is too big? Do you think they made it bigger than it needed to be to function the way they wanted?

    pgoodwin1 - Antwort

    When playing audio, can the Taptic Engine act as a passive bass radiator?

    pgoodwin1 - Antwort

    Cam someone just tell me the list of screwdriver sizes needed to take a iphone 7 apart

    chfreeman73 - Antwort

    • Was macht man, wenn Sachen wackeln? Man nutzt Panzertape röntgt alles, was sich bewegt. Und genau das haben wir mit der Taptic Engine gemacht.

    • "Taptic Engine" hört sich wie etwas von einem intergalaktischen Kriegsschiff an. Eigentlich ist es nur ein winziger Linearantrieb, und Zickzack-Federn, die ein Gewicht schütteln.

    • Um genau zu sein, ist dies das größte mechanische Bauteil, das wir je in einem Smartphone gesehen haben.

    • Die Taptic Engine registriert den Druck, der auf den Home Button ausgeübt wird und übersetzt ihn in Schwingungen der Federn.

    • Wir alle lieben das Gefühl, einen Knopf zu drücken. Die präzise kontrollierten Schwingungen der Federn können sehr unterschiedliches Tastempfinden wiedergeben, inklusive dem Gefühl, einen mechanischen Knopf zu drücken.

    • Warum nicht einfach einen normalen Knopf in Kombination mit haptischem Feedback, wie im iPhone 6s, verwenden? Naja, ein Knopf weniger ist ein Ort weniger, an dem Wasser eindringen kann.

    So is this a voicecoil+magnets actuator? Or a piezo device?

    (I'm guessing voicecoil based on the X-Ray.)

    atlant - Antwort

    AH-HA! Moving Parts!

    Just Johnny - Antwort

    The central button could have been integrated on the screen. However it is a different component below screen that now it isn't moving. I hope in the future Apple will produce screens with a virtual central button.

    In case of jailbrake the central button shouldn't be operational like it used to be with previous iPhone jailbrake methods.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    So this is the device that replaced the audio jack?

    Michael Balzer - Antwort

    This "button" is cool, but to remove the audio jack is not. Seems Apple needs to find a middle ground. Smaller taptic device and room for the audio jack. Not sure why this wasn't considered on the "Plus" size.

    scottwilkins - Antwort

    What X-Ray equipment do you use? Do you sell this device?

    Yan Li - Antwort

    As a new owner of iPhone 7 plus i think a Linear oscillator is a mixed bag - pluses are quite well known so I'll just point out one big minus - when phone silenced is left on the desk it's almost inaudible. I've already missed some calls and alarms. :( - (it's case that covers camera bump so it lays even flat on desk)

    Treku - Antwort

  8. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 9, Bild 1 von 2 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 9, Bild 2 von 2
    • Wir freuen uns zu sehen, dass Apple die Tradition der Ziehlaschen für den Klebstoff unter der Batterie beibehält.

    • Nachdem die Schrauben entfernt sind ist es Zeit für etwas Batterie-Yoga. Wir ziehen an jeder der drei Laschen, um die Batterie und unsere Ängste vor schwierigen Batterieentnahmen zu lösen.

    Maybe the trickiest part of iPhone repairing. In the case of an early brake of the battery adhesive, tools must be used for removing the battery. Tools that may puncture the battery and cause fire. I suggest a totally discharged iPhone in case of battery replacement.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    And how are we to do that? Let it run down normally? Seems like thatd take a while.

    Tom Jackson -

    If you rub the haptic feedback sensor in just the right spot it will vibrate continuously and drain the battery quickly

    J Goog -

    4 years later, and I a first time teardown of iPhone, I ask, what sort of tools would ease the removal of the battery in case the adhesive is broken?

    Tay W - Antwort

  9. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 10, Bild 1 von 2 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 10, Bild 2 von 2
    • Hier ist sie, die fette Elke Batterie.

    • Die Batteriespezifikationen sind 3,82 V und 11,1 Wh mit insgesamt 2900 mAh, einer kleinen Verbesserung gegenüber den 2750 mAh (3,8 V, 10,45 Wh) des 6s Plus, aber immer noch schlechter als die 11,1 Wh / 2915 mAh des 6 Plus.

    • Apple behauptet, die Akkuleistung ist bis zu einer Stunde länger im 6s Plus – was 21 Stunden Gesprächszeit, ungefähr 15 Stunden Internet über Wlan, oder bis zu 16 Tagen im Standby ergibt.

    The new efficiency of the iPhone 7 plus allows a smaller battery and lighter weight.

    James Katt - Antwort

    I don't see how "1.11Wh" can be considered a step down from "1.11Wh"! They are identical numbers. The trouble with comparing mAh values, is that they are meaningless without knowing the voltage. And (knowing that W = VA) ...

    3.82V * 2.900Ah = 11.078Wh (iPhone 7 plus)

    3.80V * 2.915Ah = 11.077Wh (iPhone 6 plus)

    Which means they are exactly the same, bar the least significant digit (which is in the 7's favour)!

    [comment resubmitted to correct typo!]

    biowizard - Antwort

    I wondder if Apple ever considers using Quick Charge technology from Qualcomm ? My Iphone6 charges at barely over 1A using Apple adapter and cable (slightly lower if using generic cable), whereas QC 3.0 is known to charge at 2A or higher. What gives ?

    hn1964 - Antwort

    Apple as far as I know have a tradition of good batteries except the first generation of iPod nano which wasn't a big issue. I hoped for years that a manufacturer would produced a replacement battery for iPhones with bigger capacity. However Apple has proved that is using the best batteries on the market. And after samsung Galaxy note 7, Apple has the advantage on this factor.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    What voltage can iPhone 7 plus charge at? I see many portable charger claims that they allow voltage boost for iPhone. What exactly it is for me to judge whichever portable charger is best suit for iPhone 7 plus?

    Kevin Yip - Antwort

    Will I be able to use iphone 7 plus or iphone 6 plus battery into my iphone 6splus

    shrini23 - Antwort

    So the iPhone 6 plus had 2915 mah battery and 6s plus had 2750 mah battery and now iPhone 7 plus have 2900 mag battery they be scamming people

    dandre832 - Antwort

  10. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 11, Bild 1 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 11, Bild 2 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 11, Bild 3 von 3
    • Hatten wir letzte Nacht zu viel Sake? Beim Entfernen des Kamera-Arrays sehen wir doppelt: Zwei separate Sensoren, zwei Linsen und zwei kleine Anschlüsse.

    • Die beiden 12 MP Kameras – ein Weitwinkelobjektiv mit optischem Bildstabilisator (OIS), genau wie im iPhone 7, und ein Teleobjektiv – ermöglichen optischen Zoom.

    • Beide Kameras profitieren außerdem von einem neuen Bildsensor, der laut Apple 60% schneller und 30% energieeffizienter als die Vorgängerversionen ist.

    • Die verbesserten Kameras gleichen fast die größere äußere Beule aus – nun im Gehäuse, in einem weiteren Versuch das Gehäuse vor Wasser und Staub zu schützen.

    • Wir nutzen unsere Röntgenaugen für ein episches Blickduell mit dem Kamera-Array. Ohne zu blinzeln sehen wir vier Metallplättchen um eine der Kameras. Wir vermuten dies sind die Magnete, die OIS ermöglichen.

    Two sets of OIS?

    The telephoto lens has OIS?

    Not sure about that one

    jetlitheone - Antwort

    Yes it indeed does

    yazdanbanaji - Antwort

    Is there any chance anybody can take calipers to both lens assemblies and find us an actual height?

    evilspoonman - Antwort

    I'm hoping it does but most rumors said no.

    maquinn1978 - Antwort

    It really doesn't seem like it. Look at the voice coils. the smaller 56mm unit only has ones that are lined up to move the lenses back and forth for focusing. the 28mm one has magnets and coils that allow it to move from side to side and up and down for stabilization.

    garyliao2001 - Antwort

    I agree with you. I don't think the telephoto has OIS.

    jetlitheone -

    Looking at the two camera assemblies it sure looks like the 56mm camera does NOT have OIS. This is consistent what reviewers with units have written so far.

    sam123 - Antwort

    Also, are these sensors 6mm diagonal? (1/3-inch sensors)

    evilspoonman - Antwort

    I think 1/2,6" the first one. EXIF data suggest tele sensor is 1/3,2"...

    maurizionatali -

    Doesn't look like it has OIS on the 56MM

    http://imgur.com/a/6lrPW

    max - Antwort

    I believe those magnets you are indicating on the 28mm optical housing interact with the electromagnets on the face of the sensor assembly. The orange plate with wire traces on all four corners. I agree with your assessment that the 56mm lens is just a focusing voice coil and is not stabilized.

    evilspoonman -

    "the second a telephoto —allow for optical zoom" Really? Isn't it only for Focus?

    Masa - Antwort

    One camera is a 28mm F1.8 with OIS and sensor, the other is a 56mm F2.8 normal lens with no OIS and it's own sensor, read, not telephoto that optically doubles ( 2x ) the magnification of the two cameras in use. I am not sure how it is dealt with when in between 1-2X but beyond 2x is "digital zoom" which is essentially cropping the native file of the longest lens. There is no real "telephoto" lens in the iPhone 7+, it is just marketing speak. However, the combination of a 28mm and a 56mm lens is not a weak addition to the already great iPhone camera platform. I plan on using it a lot and making a lot of great images with it when not using my professional gear, for my profession.

    dphotobayer - Antwort

    what kind of sensor ? IMX????

    badnessboy83 - Antwort

    I know it's Apple's term, but the non-wideangle camera is not, by any definition, "telephoto". It's actually a "standard" lens, roughly equivalent to a 55mm lens on a 35m camera.

    biowizard - Antwort

    Technically it is a telephoto as are all phone lenses - telephoto means that the lens is shorter than its effective focal length whereas on slrs wide angle lenses have to be reverse telephoto to clear the mirror. It is a telephoto of normal focal length, like the pancake lenses fitted to a number of digital cameras.

    Martin Bacon -

    A telephoto lens has a focal length longer than that of the track length of the lens assembly. Apple is using the term correctly.

    mcm - Antwort

    where is gyroscope sensor? and accelerometer? thanks

    hector - Antwort

    I'd like to know what the camera module is, and what the pixel size is. In the announcement, they stated "bigger pixels" but never said how big.

    skydivertak - Antwort

    Could you please tell us what the image sensor is? I'm hoping for IMX260 or IMX377, probably the two best smartphone chips on the market today; if the nominal rated size of the main chip is "1/2.6" at 12 MP, the closest match I'm aware of in the Exmor lineup would be the 260 given unless its something brand new, that's the closet match to the specs given (at ~1/2.5 and 12 MP), and Sony only makes a few 1/2.6 chips, none near 12 MP, as well as the 260 being the sensor used in the also dual camera V10. I can't see any obvious candidates for the second sensor; the only 1/3.2 sensors Sony has are the 8 MPs. And I don't see any discussion of the front sensor here, though perhaps I'm just missing it.

    CAM Gerlach - Antwort

    Which is the maker of these sensors?

    Techno Golo - Antwort

    What's the baseline between two camera?

    kaiyeh0913 - Antwort

    Hello guys,

    Have you figured out who is the sensor manufacturer?

    Miguel Ferreira - Antwort

    Smartphones even iPhones suffer from image noise during low light shooting. They use very small image sensors which can't gather enough light fast. So the software amplifies digitally the ISO creating image noise and deteriorating colors.

    I would prefer a bigger camera with a bigger image sensor with better image stabilization instead of two cameras. Ordinary users are impressed more from the two cameras and don't know the benefits of bigger image sensors.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    I think Sony should be the manufacturer, OIS is not available for the telephoto lens.

    gr8sujit - Antwort

    The comments below this article indicate the telephoto lens does indeed have OIS. But the comments above my post say otherwise. What is the final conclusion? Does the iP7+ have OIS on all lenses/cameras?

    speedlever - Antwort

    Can the camera glass be replaced?

    parshnib - Antwort

    Would there be a way to turn off the hardware OIS by doing into the machine? Some people with stabilizing gimbals are finding the hardware OIS troublesome by causing jitters on video capture. Apple has not enabled a way to completely turn off hardware OIS.

    timdlr - Antwort

    Any chance of being able to replace the camera glass? It's built into the chassis but looks like it could be removed and replaced.

    phnxdemon24 - Antwort

    How do you troubleshoot the camera system when only the 2x camera will work? Replacing the camera didn’t effect the situation - still the same. Any suggestions?

    Rich Tefertiller - Antwort

  11. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 12, Bild 1 von 2 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 12, Bild 2 von 2
    • Bevor wir das Logic Board aus dem Rückgehäuse entfernen können, müssen wir Teile der Antenneneinheit entfernen – auch das Antennenflexkabel, das als Verbindung zwischen den Leiterbahnen der Antennen dient.

    • Nach dem Entfernen des Antennenflexkabels fokussieren wir uns auf die obere linke Wlan-Antenne.

    These both appear to be Squelch pads. The second image is the shielding cover over the second. The antenna is the upper case its self.

    Unlike the iPhone 6 series which had two antenna's in the top case this series shares the same antenna for both cellular and WiFi. Its possible they also have so attenuator logic here as well.

    Dan - Antwort

    What's with all the tooling marks in the pink? I thought the back is supposed to be as beautiful as the front?

    Charles Reese - Antwort

    I hope the the new iPhone 7 with smaller visible antennas will have the same sensitivity as previous models.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

  12. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 13, Bild 1 von 2 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 13, Bild 2 von 2
    • Das Logic Board aus dem 7 Plus zu entfernen ist deutlich einfacher als beim Vorgänger. Es ist nicht notwendig, das Logic Board zum Lösen der letzten Anschlüsse umzudrehen.

    • Es mag nur wie ein kleiner Sieg aussehen, aber wir fühlen uns bestärkt – sogar kleine Änderungen am Design können die Reparatur vereinfachen.

    • Beim Entfernen des EMI-Stickers sehen wir etwas, das der zusätzlichen Wärmeableitung dienen könnte.

    • Könnte das der A10 sein?

    That EMI stickers are destroyed when are peeled off? Can they be reused with the same efficiency? Can they be replaced by better quality and more safe ones?

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    You guys seem to have ignored the above comment. But really is the EMI sticker replaceable? If so where can we get it ?

    Thdnks

    Musa Bah - Antwort

  13. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 14, Bild 1 von 1
    • Die Würfel Abdeckungen sind gefallen. Das Logic Board ist frei und bereit für eine Inspektion. Was sich hier wohl verbirgt?

    • Apple A10 Fusion APL1W24 SoC + Samsung 3 GB LPDDR4 RAM (die Kennung lautet K3RG4G40MM-YGCH)

    • Qualcomm MDM9645M LTE Cat. 12 Modem

    • Skyworks 78100-20

    • Avago AFEM-8065 Leistungsverstärker-Modul

    • Avago AFEM-8055 Leistungsverstärker-Modul

    • Universal Scientific Industrial O1 X4 (vermutlich das M2800 "Trinity" SIP)

    • Bosch Sensortec BMP280 barometrischer Drucksensor

    Anyway to tell if there are enough antennas support 4x4 MIMO?

    Nick Roosevelt - Antwort

    The blue chip is bigger than the small one, so it can't be same.

    The blue one is an Avago AFEM-8055 Power Amplifier Module.

    Cheers,

    Sebastian Beyer - Antwort

    Blue one should be 8055 from the picture?

    torlies - Antwort

    What's the part at the right location of the blue avago chip?

    torlies - Antwort

    The Qualcomm Snapdragon X12 LTE modem indeed does support 4x4 MIMO, 256-QAM downlink, 64-QAM uplink

    Source: https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdr...

    tuanchoang - Antwort

    It supports 4X4 MIMO, but the physical antennas have to be installed by the manufacturer, in this case, Apple would have to be sure to include the antenna set. It is supposedly supported via software update, so it seems that might also depend on Apple.

    Nick Roosevelt - Antwort

    The chip below the green one looks like a Murata one. It has its marker "M" with a circle.

    Jie Zou - Antwort

    So Apple is advertising a 450 Mbps maximum downlink throughput (cat 9 or 10) but Qualcomm chipset (at least, no idea for intel LTE baseband used) is capable of Cat 12 , i.e up to 600 Mbps throughputs ? Maybe Apple is advertising 450 Mbps because only Qualcomm chipset support it ? Maybe it is firmware locked to ue cat 9 or 10 ?

    Basile Carle - Antwort

    Looks like there is another chip hidden. Left side of A10chip, in between capacitors - try to xray or remove the material

    humanresourceac - Antwort

    You mean the inductor coil?

    Dan -

    3 GBytes Ram on iPhone when the 4Gbyte Ram of new macbook are considered enough by Apple. This phone is a real beast. The one Gbyte of iPhone 6 plus isn't enough for multitasking with the new updates of apps. A really huge step forward. The gap between iPads and iPhone is closing.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    The Avago chips are really Broadcom chips. Avago announced its intention to acquire Broadcom in May 2015. The acquisition was completed in February 2016. Avago decided to exist under the Broadcom name, as it was more well known than the relatively new Avago (which formerly was part of Agilent, which itself was a spin-off from Hewlett-Packard).

    bobmcd50 - Antwort

    It is not "MDM9645M". It is MDM9645.

    JJ Wu - Antwort

    52RD.com is showing the Invensense 773C chip on the same board. http://img.mp.itc.cn/upload/20160919/734...

    Geeky1 - Antwort

    Here is also a link to the translated article. http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.as...

    Geeky1 - Antwort

    Very surprised that Ifixit would miss such an identifiable chip. Especially after having so much time to correct it. Could something foul be afoot with the politics in which they "teardown"?

    dseigel - Antwort

    Can't say for certain. I just find it bizarre that no US teardown has identified this chip but several others internationally have.

    Geeky1 -

    what is inside "Universal Scientific Industrial O1 X4"? There are two similar parts on the main board.

    JJ Wu - Antwort

    很有用的拆解!对于初学者有很大的帮助,谢谢!

    Ivan Xie - Antwort

    i want to know what is the middle ic of ( green/yellow/blue/ )

    Under the Avago AFEM-8065 Power Amplifier Module ic

    what ic is that ..i want to replace that ic .. coz i have buy a iphone 7 plus with 3g 4g issue ..and someone remove that ic from the m.board ..plzzz help me to find that ic..thanks

    kasun ruwanga - Antwort

    There are 2 antenna connector at the bottom of the front logic board. Can someone ID what are the two for? One plug into a signal cable from the loud speakers and the other came from the thin film lightning connector assembly. Why the loud speaker have a signal/antenna cable?

    tandylan - Antwort

  14. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 15, Bild 1 von 1
    • Weiter geht's auf der Rückseite: Ein weiteres Feld ICs!

    • Toshiba THGBX6T0T8LLFXF 128 GB NAND Flash

    • Murata 339S00199 Wlan/Bluetooth Modul

    • NXP 67V04 NFC Controller

    • Dialog 338S00225 Power Management IC

    • Qualcomm PMD9645 Power Management IC

    • Qualcomm WTR4905 Multimode LTE Transceiver

    • Qualcomm WTR3925 RF Transceiver

    Which SKU of iphone7+ are you tearing down? Does it support CDMA?

    sameer vora - Antwort

    The wifi module is done by Murata again. And it seems to provide another chip above the blue one?

    BTW where is the motion sensor, i.e., the accelometer and gyro?

    Jie Zou - Antwort

    Sameer Vora - There is only one. The iPhone has been CDMA+GSM since the "World Phone" of the iPhone 4S

    Steven Gergus - Antwort

    Not true - The 7 now has 4 part numbers: 2 for the CDMA (7 & 7+) and 2 for the GSM (7 & 7+) . IIRC - the GSM only models have Intel Modems - but no CDMA support.

    Nikon1 - Antwort

    TLC again! Is it a 3D NAND?

    Yifan - Antwort

    How is the Bluetooth antenna compared to the one on the 6S Plus? Bluetooth performance is particularly important for me since I've invested in wireless earbuds with a weak RX. 6S Plus works fine but there's always room for improvement.

    nametemp - Antwort

    Has anyone noticed the lack of an envelope tracker on the Qualcomm version of the iPhone 7??

    Anshel Sag - Antwort

    Of course there isn't place for an FM analog radio receiver. I will die and iPhones will still snob the traditional free analog radio. Mobile carriers love people paying for listening radio during commuting. Apple doesn't even produce an adapter for radio. One of the few topics that android phones are betters.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

    The model is A1785 according to the first post. This means this is the Japan model. If what I hear is correct, this means that the chips in this model are different than those around the world. This has to do with the FeliCa chip that Apple said would be available in "iPhones sold in Japan." What I would like to know is what a teardown of a non-Japanese iphone 7 has in terms of NFC chips. I wonder because there would be a difference of "We only advertise FeliCa in Japan (but the hardware is there)" as opposed to "We only include the hardware for FeliCa in the Japanese SKUs, A1779 (iphone 7) or A1785 (iPhone 7 Plus)." As someone who travels to Japan (and has Suica/FeliCa cards), this would be useful to know.

    Charles Rosenberg - Antwort

  15. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 16, Bild 1 von 1
    • Aber halt, da sind noch mehr ICs auf der Rückseite!

    • Apple/Cirrus Logic 338S00105 Audio Codec

    • Cirrus Logic 338S00220 Audio Amplifier (x2)

    • Lattice Semiconductor ICE5LP4K

    • Skyworks 13702-20 Diversity Receive Modul

    • Skyworks 13703-21 Diversity Receive Modul

    • Avago LFI630 183439

    • NXP 610A38

    it should be lattice iCE5LP4K . what is the purpose for this ? any advantage with it ?

    william0312 - Antwort

    Thanks for the Audio Codec and Amplifier info!!

    Barry Wilson - Antwort

    As usual Apple exept the panel of iPhone, purchases everything from third suppliers.

    Agnostos Gnostos - Antwort

  16. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 17, Bild 1 von 2 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 17, Bild 2 von 2
    • Hier noch ein paar letzte ICs von der Rückseite des Logic Boards:

    • TDK EPCOS D5315

    • Texas Instruments 64W0Y5P

    • Texas Instruments 65730A0P Power Management IC

    • Und wie immer, vielen Dank an unsere Freunde von Chipworks für die Hilfe bei der Identifizierung der wichtigsten ICs. Eine genauere Analyse der Steuerungshardware bietet deren Teardown.

    Is there any dimension numbers?

    Hmil2017 - Antwort

  17. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 18, Bild 1 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 18, Bild 2 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 18, Bild 3 von 3
    • Beim Entfernen des Lautsprechers aus dem Gerät finden wir praktische Federkontakte und noch ein Gitter mit Eindringschutz!

    • Nicht nur das Design ähnelt den Vorgängermodellen 6 Plus und 6S Plus, auch der Lautsprecher im 7 Plus enthält den bekannten Antennen-Zusatz.

    If the lightning port is not smooth with the body the phone will fail when submerged in water?

    Bubs - Antwort

  18. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 19, Bild 1 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 19, Bild 2 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 19, Bild 3 von 3
    • Dünne Flachbandkabel verbinden die Baueinheit des Lightning Connectors mit den Mikrofonen, die leicht an die Lautsprechergitter geklebt sind.

    • Wie vorhergesagt haben die Lautsprechergitter Eindringschutz gegen Flüssigkeiten und Fremdkörper – alles bleibt sauber und trocken.

    • Und falls es nicht aufgefallen ist: Der Lightning Connector ist riesig! Wie bei vorherigen Generationen ist er leicht in das Rückgehäuse geklebt, aber kann einfach entfernt werden.

    • Diese Kabeleinheit wird geschützt durch die beste Gummidichtung, die wir je gesehen haben. Während letztes Jahr etwas Schaumkleber verwendet wurde, um Wasser und Staub draußen zu halten, wird jetzt eine umschließende Gummidichtung verwendet, die eine 50 Meter Wassersäule aushält.

    I think the 50m water resistance is apple watch 2's feature, not iphone 7's.

    ruoungon - Antwort

    QUOTE: "capable of holding back a 50 meter column of water"

    Really?! I thought the iPhone 7 models were IP67 - meaning they should withstand ingress from 1m of water for 30 minutes

    biowizard - Antwort

    I think I found the baro sensor, it's underneath the lower left mic, sharing the same port.

    Tom Chai - Antwort

    The gasket itself perhaps can hold back a 50m column of water.

    Rick Bargerhuff - Antwort

    Me thinks steps 18 & 19 got swapped

    coodie - Antwort

    Whoops! Fixed, thanks!

    Andrew Optimus Goldheart -

  19. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 20, Bild 1 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 20, Bild 2 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 20, Bild 3 von 3
    • Schutz vor Spritzwasser wurde als großes neues Feature des iPhone 7 Plus beworben – aber wie wird die erreicht? Die Hinweise sind überall sichtbar:

    • Bild 1 und Bild 2: Ein SIM-Auswurfhebel aus Plastik, mit Gummidichtung.

    • Bild 2: Eine Gummidichtung um den SIM-Einsatz.

    • Gummidichtungen und Verschlusskappen sind keine neue Erfindung, aber sehr effektiv darin, Flüssigkeiten und Staub aus dem Gerät zu halten. Aber das hat seinen Preis – nach einer Reparatur müssen die Dichtungen wieder korrekt eingesetzt werden und das Gerät gut verschließen. Dies ist meist ein zusätzlicher, sehr kniffliger Schritt.

  20. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 21, Bild 1 von 1
    • Wir unterbrechen die Demontage des Rückgehäuses nur kurz und untersuchen die Displayeinheit und ihre Spezifikationen.

    • Von der Vorderseite sieht es genau wie die 1920x1080 Displays aus, die wir bei iPhone 6 und 6s gesehen haben, aber es gibt ein paar beträchtliche Änderungen: Diese Version unterstützt eine breitere P3 Farbskala als die älteren Geschwister, und ist 25% heller.

    • Wir sehen außerdem einen Indikator für Wasserschäden an der linken Kante des EMI Abschirmblechs. Das Gerät ist zwar wassergeschützt, aber es sieht so aus, als ob sich Apple gegen etwaige Tauchgänge abgesichert hat.

  21. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 22, Bild 1 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 22, Bild 2 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 22, Bild 3 von 3
    • Nachdem wir ein paar gängige Kreuzschlitz Schrauben entfernt haben, löst sich der Ohrhörerlautsprecher unter der Frontkamera und fällt von alleine raus.

    • Dieser neue Ohrhörerlautsprecher erledigt zwei Dinge – zum ersten Mal dient er auch als normaler Lautsprecher, und ermöglicht dem iPhone Stereosound, falls man mal keine Buchse hat, wo sich Kopfhörer anschließen lassen...

    • Die Kabeleinheit der Frontkamera enthält ein paar Sachen mehr. Insgesamt sind dies:

    • Frontkamera

    • Mikrofon

    • Lautsprecher für Stereosound

    • Näherungs- und Umgebungslichtsensor

  22. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 23, Bild 1 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 23, Bild 2 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 23, Bild 3 von 3
    • Weitere Tri-Point Schrauben befestigen den Home Button und das LCD Abschirmblech.

    • Glücklicherweise ist kein Kleber auf dem Abschirmblech, und die Kabel sind schön sortiert.

    • Hier gibt es nicht viel zu sehen, also entfernen wir schnell das Abschirmblech und wenden uns dem Home Button zu.

    Has the possibility to swap the flat button extender home like the iphone 6s

    atlantisgfx - Antwort

    为什么中国的iPhone7 LCD屏盖板上有粘合剂?把屏幕排线和盖板粘在了一起

    FlyingPig - Antwort

  23. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 24, Bild 1 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 24, Bild 2 von 3 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 24, Bild 3 von 3
    • Als letztes von der Displayeinheit entfernt wird der Home Button.

    • Auch wenn es eher ein Home Touch Sensor ist, einen Knopf gibt es nicht mehr.

    • Für alle, die mit angehaltenem Atem warten: Es sieht so aus, als ob der neue drucklose Home Button austauschbar ist. Es ist wegen der kleinen Tri-Point Schrauben und etwas Kleber keine einfache Prozedur, aber es ist nicht länger eine leicht reißende Dichtung zu ersetzen. Insgesamt ist es ein Schritt in die richtige Richtung.

    • Ein austauschbarer Home Button ist eine großartige Info für Verbraucher. Der mechanische Home Button war eine häufige Fehlerquelle früherer iPhones. Während unsere Daten zwar zeigen, dass der Home Button beim 6 und 6s zuverlässiger als beim 5 und 5s ist, hatte unsere iPhone 6 Home Button Anleitung trotzdem knapp 100.000 Besucher.

    • Zusätzlich sollte der Schritt zu einem nicht-mechanischen Knopf die allgemeine Verlässlichkeit erhöhen und den Bedarf an Reparaturen verringern. Außerdem sieht er großartig unter dem Röntgengerät aus.

    How is the home button waterproofed? It looks like it just sits on top of the glass but that can't be right...

    Steven Gergus - Antwort

    The home button acts like a plug, with wedged sides pressing on the screen from above. The screw actually pulls the button in to seal tightly.

    Tom Chai -

    If it doesn't 'move' for normal operation, why is the home button removable? I'm anxious to feel these in action.

    lwwells - Antwort

    The home button still implements the touch ID circuitry so it needs to be removable in order to replace.

    Rick Bargerhuff -

    If I recall, not everyone can replace the home button on the previous iPhone because there was a chip on the cable that has some data that's tied to the specific motherboard (apple citing that it was a security feature). Only a reprogram at Apple can "pair" a new home button to a phone. I wonder if this is like that? But without any moving parts, it's a lot more reliable of course.

    Ryo Saeba - Antwort

    Yes the home button needs to be paired so after replacing my screen and new home button. It doesn’t work. And it’s $399 for apple to fix it without Apple care

    Daniel L - Antwort

  24. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 25, Bild 1 von 2 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 25, Bild 2 von 2
  25. iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 26, Bild 1 von 2 iPhone 7 Plus Teardown: Schritt 26, Bild 2 von 2
    • Das große Finale! Wir haben das iPhone 7 Plus komplett zerlegt und betrachten es eingehend für eine Bewertung.

    • Aber nicht für lange – wir haben noch ein anderes aktuelles Gadget aus Cupertino auf dem Tisch liegen. Bleibt auf dem Laufenden!

    • Ein besonderes Dankeschön an unsere Freunde bei Nikkei, dass sie uns ermöglicht haben, das zu tun, was wir am besten können.

    Did/could you guys put the phone back together into working order. Did ya fix it?!

    fullard108 - Antwort

  26. Fazit
    • Die Batterie ist direkt zu erreichen. Das Entfernen benötigt zwar spezielles Werkzeug und Wissen über das Entfernen des Klebers, aber ist nicht schwierig.
    • Der drucklose Home Button eliminiert einen häufigen Fehlergrund.
    • Verbesserter Wasser- und Staubschutz verringert die Zahl nötiger Reparaturen durch Umwelteinflüsse und Missgeschicke (aber erschwert dafür auch manche Reparaturen).
    • Die Displayeinheit ist immer noch das erste Ersatzteil, das entfernt wird (was Displayreparaturen vereinfacht), aber die Prozedur wird nun durch Maßnahmen zum Spritzwasserschutz erschwert.
    • Durch das Verwenden der Tri-Point Schrauben benötigen einige iPhone 7 Plus Reparaturen bis zu vier unterschiedliche Schraubendreher.
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153 Kommentare

%#*@ i was so eagerly waiting for this ! I'm like ifixit hasn't uploaded the first set of teardown and here we go

yazdanbanaji - Antwort

Me too! Love their work.

Colin Baines -

Has anyone tried to remove the home "button" yet? Worried about being able to transfer touch id to replacement screens......

rneeley - Antwort

I think the home button is still transferrable to replacement screen based on the screws right under its plate, it should have a small connector to the LCD assembly itself.

iTechshark MO -

That it what I am hoping based on the video that came out Wednesday, but then they did not remove it. I own a repair shop, I am sitting on the edge of my seat here ;)

rneeley -

Same thing here lol

iTechshark MO -

Somebody in China beat ifixit to it and did a full teardown. The home button is transferable.

Tom Chai -

Tom - Do you have a link?

rneeley -

Re Home "button" replacement. I was under the impression a new "button" still needs to be calibrated to recognize all previous finger prints. I am not completely positive this is still the case. (?)

jchagman -

If you save your original home button and swap it to the new screen before you close it up, it is still paired to the motherboard. Sometimes the Touch ID won’t work but it’s hit or miss.

Daniel L -

Are you going to teardown model A1784 to see if it does indeed have an Intel modem?

andrewdavidharvey - Antwort

It's all about the modem here. Big thing is for me: if Qualcamm, what model, X12? How many antennas, 4x4?

Nick Roosevelt -

Yes, its Qualcomm LTE Cat 12 modem which is capable of 650Mbps downlink speed. But stupid Apple folks have restricted it to 450 Mbps to match with inferior Intel modem on some models. Intel is Cat 10 modem capable of max 450Mbps

shreyassv123 -

I'd be interested to know if iPhone 7 not sold in Japan contains "FeliCa Type-F NFC contactless technology,"

http://www.apple.com/newsroom/2016/09/ap...

msulistio - Antwort

I second this! Look forward to maybe hearing from you guys.

Sam Lewis -

The same NXP 67V04 chip is installed also in the AT&T model.

http://www.chipworks.com/about-chipworks...

koyama -

what is the difference of this iPhone compared to the one they sell in USA?

george allo -

It appears the Home button is screwed in. The LCD shield looks like it will be fun to remove since the display cable is now in the middle left of it instead of at the top.

Kevin Stuckey - Antwort

I am zooming in trying to find a cable, so far I can't find one coming off the button. I know the folks at iFixit have to take their time and do a complete teardown (and upload and type out info), I just wish they would skip ahead a little ;) - We all know the logic board will come out ;)

rneeley -

Thats pretty much same layout of LCD/Digitizer in iPad Air located on the lower right side with the addition of another flex for front facing cam on iPhone 7 series.

iTechshark MO -

The cable might be routed under the LCD back plate and thats what I am hoping, Apple will be insane having the home button built in the LCD assembly, maybe next year but not that year lol

iTechshark MO -

Ya, It does have a resemblance to the iPad Mini 4 too (oddly enough did two of those this week, of four total I have seen). We should all know very soon hopefully. We all know the fruit company would like to kill all the small repairs shops off and force people to their stores, but then again I am in a fairly large city with no store for 2.5 hours in any direction...

rneeley -

Will this iPhone have USB 3.0, like the iPad Pro?! Haha.

hyperintel13 - Antwort

no, Lightning port on iPhone 7 does not have pins on both sides like iPad Pro 12.9" https://twitter.com/ingulsrud/status/776...

joel -

The flex cable appears to go off on the right of the Home button and there seems to be an extension cable that connects to it near the rightmost screw. You can see a small bubble in the cable between the LCD shield and Home button shield??.

Kevin Stuckey - Antwort

You are right, thats what I was saying a minute ago.

iTechshark MO -

Also I am kinda feeling that the home button/touch ID will be easier to transfer than previous model with no adhesive, it seems its just a plate screwed in the button.

iTechshark MO -

Also if you look at the photo closely, there is a flex on the right side of the home button ( its on the left side on the 6 /6S series ) so I am kinda positive that the home button/touch ID is transferrable based on a close up of the photo with a zoom in the right side of the home button.

iTechshark MO - Antwort

I agree with you!

Kevin Stuckey -

OK, I see what your talking about. Their is also a little hump on the right that is probably the connection point. Looking at the screw in the center of the button, maybe it comes out the front like the track-pad on a macbook. That shield should be lots of fun, I am betting the LCD flex is glued over.

rneeley -

Yup that sounds right except that the screw is just sitting to hold the button on place and not to adjust its tactile feedback since its not mechanical.

iTechshark MO -

"Two separate sensors, two lenses, and two sets of optical image stabilizers." So OIS on both lenses/sensors?

Holger - Antwort

Yes indeed ! You got the right mate ! Despite people's claims on the telephoto lens not having the OiS it's crystal clear from this teardown that it indeed does have one

yazdanbanaji -

Based on Apple , its just one mechanical OIS and the second one is just software controlled so its just one OIS as far as I can tell.

iTechshark MO -

No I don't think so, the electromagnetic coils of the 56mm unit only move the lens back and forth for focusing. The 28mm unit you can clearly see the coils and the magnets that allow it to move side to side.

garyliao2001 -

You are right, didn't notice the coils at all.

iTechshark MO -

I can confirm that the touch ID/home button is screwed in a plate with 3 screws to pull it off and the button itself is screwed to the middle of the shield with one , cheers guys, its gonna be transferrable :)

iTechshark MO - Antwort

Good! Now I can sleep soundly tonight knowing I still have a job for the next year :)

Kevin Stuckey -

We all have businesses for another year then Ed :) -- Can not wait to see the pictures, and especially do my own teardown (I am on the east cost of the US, so I have 8-9 hours to wait on Fedex still.)

rneeley -

Haha you are %#*@ right, one more year in repair business lol

iTechshark MO -

Not like many of us get much Samsung business anymore... Most of my customers faint or hang up when I tell them how much to fix an S7 Edge screen... Looking into the freezing technique, but not eager to spend a could grand on a maybe....

rneeley -

Awesome job ifixit. $&@".?

Alber Einsten - Antwort

You are always so professional

Dorothy - Antwort

Great work!! Can't wait to see the speaker on the top !

Barry Wilson - Antwort

Please do provide a detailed review of the new NFC chip that features FeliCa technology exclusively for the Japanese model A1784.

Thanks!

AKari Kamigishi - Antwort

Please also tear down the 3.5mm to lightning cable to determine what type of DAC it uses

Pasko - Antwort

Yes, please do this someone!

Dan Parsons -

And the earphones ~~ DD

Henryplusone -

Are we sure this uses a DAC and the lightning port isn't just capable of outputting an analog signal?

lwwells -

Indeed I am also dying to know what the DAC situation is!

Foo Bar -

I've had one of these adapters since Thursday -- if I had know it was going to take this long, I would have just torn mine down and published the results on my own blog! The reveal of the third amp is a serious indicator Apple has modified its MFi specs, and now allows analogue output from Lightning. That's a HUGE deal.

Mac 128 -

Yes also very keen to find this info out. Chop-chop ifixit (literally)!

shrike8 -

I'd like to see the SIM tray portion that this mechanism is how to achieve water resistance IPx7.

ao11oaray - Antwort

Nice teardown!

How about gyro?

STM or Invensense?

john smith - Antwort

I am guessing the rectangular chip besides those front-end modules in step 14 is the gyro/accelometer. It becomes such a weird shape because Apple wants both a low-energy 3-axis and an accurate 6-axis in one module. If my theory is right, the marker on that chip hints STM.

Jie Zou -

It is the latest INVN chip

Someone who knows -

Hey someone who knows why are you so sure? In the 6 there were two separate gyros, a Bosch 3-axis and an Invensense 6-axis: http://www.chipworks.com/about-chipworks... Is this a new part (combo 3 and 6-axis)?

John -

It is 6-axis Invensense and yes, I am very sure for reasons not related to this article.

Someone who knows -

7 and 7 plus accelerometer response is different ,so wonder if 7 still use Bosch acce like iphone 6.

john smith -

It appears to be an invensense chip. You can see it on the Chinese version... http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.as...

Geeky1 -

Since the other link is now dead here is another! https://translate.google.com/translate?h...

Geeky1 -

So what is reparability score ?

Fahad Muneeb - Antwort

Would like to see what's going on inside the 3.5mm adapter.

Paul Weston - Antwort

+1! And there are chips in earphones, too. Crack it!~ DD

Henryplusone -

What is the model number of this phone ?

Sathish S - Antwort

model number: A1785.

skemhey -

Apple A10 Fusion APL1W24 SoC - made by TSMC or Samsung?

Lets teardown A1784..

skemhey - Antwort

100% made in TSMC. That is old news.

Jie Zou -

Wow, amazing. The battery is the same of 6 Plus.

Marco Tini - Antwort

I wonder, if I teardown and reassemble again will it be water resistant after re-assembly? as I can see there were some glue while opening the phone.

dhanesh shastri - Antwort

Who supplied the gyroscope and accelometer? Traditionally it is near those front-end modules.

Jie Zou - Antwort

Any changes to the proximity sensor and front camera?

tohff7 - Antwort

%#*@! this is beautiful!

Satyajeet Vishwakarma - Antwort

You complimented them.

ayushiagrawal42 -

Are you sure home bouton is transferable : supplier in china send me some photo and it s appear the home home flex is laser soldered on the metal frame

sylvainA FR - Antwort

Lets teardown A1784..

skemhey - Antwort

How does Apple get stereo from only one speaker? Or does the photo of the speaker in step 19 show a divider in the middle that "separates" two small speakers? If so, how does one call this "stereo" when the two speakers are so close together? And why do the diagrams on Apple's website show lines pointing to the two grilles on the bottom of the phone, with the legend describing them as "Stereo speakers", when the iFixit teardown shows that the left-hand grille doesn't actually have a speaker behind it, contrary to Apple's diagram? And why do some of Apple's own diagrams point to a supposed second speaker towards the top of the phone, though the iFixit teardown found no such speaker there?

johnsawyercjs - Antwort

The receiver speaker - that is, the speaker you hold up to your ear when you make a phone call, is the "second speaker" they're using for stereo sound now.

Dan Parsons -

Thanks. It took me a while to figure that out.

So it seems that the second speaker is a beefier version of the ear speaker at the top of the phone, shown above the display in step 5. If so, since this speaker is front-facing, and the speaker at the bottom is downward/side-facing, this might not give a normal stereo image, but it has the advantage of delivering sound along two planes instead of one, so that whether you're facing the front of the phone or its lower end, you'll still have one speaker pointed towards you, which should deliver better clarity than having neither speaker pointed towards you. Of course, if you have the phone sitting on a table and you're facing one of the two sides or the top end of the phone, you won't have a speaker pointed towards you, but you'll still have the front-facing speaker emitting sound up and out, and sound reflecting upward off the table from the bottom-facing speaker, so there will still be good diffusion of sound, and some stereo separation.

johnsawyercjs -

Looks like iPhone 7 Plus has Qualcomm Modem on both CDMA and non CDMA versions !!

shreyassv123 - Antwort

But where is the screen teardown??

edenadinar - Antwort

It seems more modular than 6s and earlier. Are there more easily replaceable parts?

John Gough - Antwort

Unanswered question, what model, if any, uses Intel Modem.

Is there really a specific NFC-F ( Felica ) hardware or is it all software?

K Sec - Antwort

Any thoughts about "BENDGATE" - as this phone is lighter than last year's model, will it be bendy, like the original 6-plus? Or pretty rigid, like the 6S-plus? What type of aluminium have they used this year?

biowizard - Antwort

It's extremely rigid.

max damage -

Anybody know who makes the 'Proximity sensor and ambient light sensor' shown in step 21?

PrettyFlyWiFi - Antwort

What about the 3.5mm adapter? Does it contain a dac?

George Papamichail - Antwort

can you measure the different dimensions of the two camera sensors?

simonesala - Antwort

This Looks like much easier display-replacement - right?

Naderio LP - Antwort

Tear down the adapter please! Dac and amp info needed!

John - Antwort

Repairability: Madness

Ivan - Antwort

So Felica is available for all iPhone models. I wonder if tourists can use Felica in Japan?

Staubchen - Antwort

iFixit! Where can we get hi-res images of these?

mooo - Antwort

IPhone 7

Audio ICs

The iPhone 7 still uses the same Apple/Cirrus Logic 338S00105 Audio Codec as in the iPhone 6S, but the Audio Amplifier has changed to the new 338S00220. (previously 338S1285).

We found not just 2 but 3 Audio Amplifiers - we speculate there is one audio amplifier for for each of the two speakers, and the third amplifier is for the headphone via the Lightning port.

The third Audio amplifier is situated next to the Applications Processor Module with 3 black blobs on it. It was discovered during de-soldering of the A10 applications processor. When the blob was scraped off, it was an ‘oh wow, there are 3 audio amps!’ kind of discovery. Chipworks has a Basic Functional Analysis Report of the Apple/Cirrus Logic 338S1285.

Note******** ifixit teardown report only lists 2 audio amps ....Chipworks discovered the third amp

https://www.chipworks.com/about-chipwork...

marty - Antwort

Could you measure the dimensions of the A10 Fusion chip? That would be very useful calculation die size! Also, high-res photo's of the A10 would be much appreciated :)

Ewout - Antwort

anyone knows something about light and proximity sensors?

Gianluca Bertuzzo - Antwort

which ram is right for 7plus ?2gb?3gb?

wei wang - Antwort

Wow you guys are like display mate for tearing down phones.

rafaelbreban - Antwort

"Hopefully Apple didn't remove anything important." haha

Dylan - Antwort

Will you guys tear down the 3.5mm adapter?

rafaelgil2006 - Antwort

Does anybody know if the 7 plus is using saphire glass? Or is it (like it was shown in a video earlier on the regular 7) only using Gorilla Glass.

han - Antwort

You missed a third audio amplifier. Directly above the "A" in "A10" on the processor, there is a chip with 3 black blobs on it. It's the amplifier for the lightning port to headphone adapter.

spaceywilly - Antwort

Yes, that third amp is a significant discovery implying a major change to Apple's MFi specs. In which case its a huge reversal of position, and will lead to a flood of cheap analogue audio products previously not possible, not to mention significant confusion as to just exactly what a "Lightning" equipped product means. My adapter didn't work on my SE until I updated to iOS 10. That shouldn't have been necessary as Apple already has published Lightning audio specs -- unless they changed something significant. So suddenly its not an inexpensive digital adapter with a DAC and amp, its a very expensive port connector changer.

Mac 128 -

Great job! Very interesting and informative! Like your lite hearted easy to read writing!

orion2000 - Antwort

Nice teardown.... Looks like we have most of the tools available @RadioShack. Ah tri-wings... just like the McDonalds toys.

Radio Shack SLO - Antwort

Can somebody help crack my iPhone 6S encryption?? I forgot my passcode and only 2 more attempts before lock out.

hdtv720p - Antwort

what is the difference on the 1784 model?

I see everyone asking for a teardown. Is it better than the rest of them?

george allo - Antwort

Any idea what the part is between the RF front-end (between the Skyworks part and Avago PAMs)?

Harold - Antwort

The stereo speakers function in such a way, that if you do watch a video on your phone or if you tilt your phone sideways, there will be a left and right speaker, both working to create a stereo sound. Most people do use their iPhone sideways to view videos, so this will certainly be noticeable to them.

Jose Toscano - Antwort

I'd love to see a review of this. I can't imagine how they are going to make two different speakers sound the same, much less where one faces the listener, and the other points of to the side.

Mac 128 -

What about reassembly? It looks like a lot of the waterproofing is either a) lost, or b) significantly disturbed from the teardown. With reassembly, do we have to completely remove the waterproofing and reapply? If not, does it go back together imperfectly, due to gobs of the waterproofing building up during disassembly?

I wonder if you couldn't spray the entire internals with waterproofing, after the fact? It would make future mods/repairs basically impossible, but would improve/restore the initial waterproofing.

To all the rocket surgeons and techies out there, what're your thoughts?

bsquirdoff - Antwort

Can anyone explain why Apple keeps changing their screw heads? I'm genuinely curious to know how this is better than torx or pentalobe.

Ivy Wlrs - Antwort

The homebutton is almost the same venkat from harithatech.com

venkatramt - Antwort

I was wondering if phones get taken apart for repairability grading, do any of these phones get put back together? :)

Peter Shen - Antwort

How about the flash lights? They claimed to be 4 LEDs.

WPG - Antwort

why 4 different types of drivers? star for the bottom two screws, tri point for the new type and the obvious normal screw?

Krayzee - Antwort

Hello there ,

I have a question , what size are the tri-points screws (Y000, 1 or 2)??

because i have the classic Pro tech toolkit and i just want to make sure if i have the right tools or not!

Thank you guys

Ibrahim - Antwort

Did you specify the IMU package?

Is this the new IPS LCD panel from JDI? I have read it uses the second generation Low Temperature Polysilicon backplanes, which in another article fueled a rumor that a higher resolution panel was going to used due to the power savings.

Is the lightening port data throughput the same as the previous iPhone 6s Plus, or the updated standard used in the iPad Pro?

Have you confirmed that there is analog audio available now from the lightning port?

Michael Balzer - Antwort

How about the flash lights? They claimed to be 4 LEDs. http://txlcd.com

txlcdsupplier - Antwort

I have a question. Did Apple use any technology from printed electronics, like silver ink, in the latest iPhone?

lol - Antwort

If history is any guide as ALL Apple products have InvenSense gyros then we will see an integrated single 6 Axis from InvenSense. The Apple Watch must use a single 6 axis for everything to reduce power.

The only question is did Apple use InveSense GPS navigation Software?

Apple obviously has reduced GPS run time and rides the 6 Axis to reduce power consumption by up to 80% off time. This is what InveSense software specializes in and it has to be in the iWatch.

Will Apple do their own dead reconning algorithms or use InveSense SW?

KrisCo - Antwort

I found a write up on a Chinese site that shows the Invensense Chip. http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.as...

Also here is a pic of its location: http://img.mp.itc.cn/upload/20160919/734...

Geeky1 -

Can anyone confirm if the camera lens cover and Home button are still sapphire? A few people have said, well, that they aren't.

Chris Brighton - Antwort

Can a 6+ or 7+ battery suitable on a 6s+

shrini23 - Antwort

Porque vocês não me dar um iphone, ao invés de quebrar-lo

fabinhod500 - Antwort

Porquê vocês não me dar um iphone ao invés de quebrar-lo

fabinhod500 - Antwort

I never understand why it takes so long for folks to figure out the accelerometers / gyros... It's nice to see that others have already identified the InvenSense 773C but I wish iFixit had figured it out first. Is this a living document? Will additional chips and information be added as the rest of the world figures it out? Regardless, great teardown guys! Thank you for doing this year after year!

Bob Powers - Antwort

It would be interesting to know who makes the microphone(s). That's a small but important piece that few ever take much notice of.

Bob Powers - Antwort

Is the camera sensor same as on 6s plus? I'm asking about the pixel and resolution. Not just the 12 megapixel total resolution. I know there is a new image processor. That's not the question. I want to know if this new sensor resolves for a better image quality than the iPhone 6 s plus. Practically speaking, is it (the 7 plus camera image sensor) a better film? Better pixels? Knowing the optics are improved for better optical resolution.

gwwakim - Antwort

Compared a 7+ Jet Black to and 7+ Black and find the lightning connector is not flush on the Jet Black. Has a sharp edge protruding past the phones surface. Is this normal?

Bubs - Antwort

If your lightning port is not flush it is not IP67?

Bubs - Antwort

Does anyone know if there is any place that sells the parts of the IPhone 7 plus? I am a new repairer so I want to know where I can find these parts and also the screws and screwdrivers that were used to assemble this. I tried searching this online but most online shops have only iPhone 6s plus parts at the most.

Thanks!!!

Gypsum Chen - Antwort

iPhone 7 and now Google Pixel...which smartphone is best for us?

Just purchased the iphone 7 recently from wantITbuyIT and now im waiting for google pixel. The battery life is good unless you are doing something that involves a lot of processing power.

Jenny Jonson - Antwort

More importantly did apple FIX the problem that causes Touch Disease in the iphone 6Plus and 6sPlus? you guys never took close photos of the chips to show if they had the epoxy potting that they should have.

timgray1 - Antwort

A question: the power button has the rubber around or something for the waterproofing, like the sim tray?

Michele - Antwort

There are indeed gaskets in the buttons, you can see them in the iPhone 7 teardown!

Sam Goldheart -

感谢你们翻译成中文来点视频

Gaonan - Antwort

Does anyone know what series of aluminum the iPhone 7 plus uses? Thanks.

Albert B. Lopez - Antwort

after replacing the touch pad of the 7plus the gps seems to jump around when on google map?

Riaan - Antwort

I want to know the place of ic Audio plz !?

s12.s13 - Antwort

Where is the GPS in the I phone seven

Robert Graves - Antwort

I was replacing an iPhone 7 Plus screen and when I opened the phone up all the screws looked stripped. So I had to figure out any which way to get the screws out. I did and then I replaced the screen. The magnetic cover that covers the phone’s battery/ and screen connectors bent a little. And I noticed that the silver screw female end that is supposed to be attached to the logic board wasn’t on the logic board it was attached to the cover would this cause the phone not to turn on?

Devin Jordan - Antwort

My iphone 7 plus screen recently broke and I’ve been told that the IC chip needs to be replaced. The phone won’t turn on. Will this affect the data (photos) stored on the phone?

Karishma Ahuja - Antwort

a cosa servono i 2 cavi coassiali ? quello dello speacker e quello de gruppo lightning?

thunderinparadise - Antwort

Translation: What are the 2 coaxial cables for? That of the speaker and that of the lightning group?

Dan -

Can y’all post how to fix a iPhone 7+ battery

Trap Sol0 - Antwort

My iPhone keep turn off without stopping

Vanessa Adjessa - Antwort

Best to create a question here Answers

Dan -

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