iPhone 11 Pro Teardown by iFixit Begins Live on YouTube [VIDEO]

Gary Ng
4 years ago

Iphone 11 pro teardown

iFixit has just launched its iPhone 11 Pro teardown, happening live right now on YouTube. The teardown started just past 9:30AM PDT.

The iFixit team this year said they decided not to fly down to Australia to perform a teardown, but rather dismantle the device in their studio in San Luis Obispo, California, in the United States. The quick teardown is being performed by Sam Goldheart, iFixit’s Lead Teardown Engineer, with Kay-Kay Clapp, Director of Things alongside providing updates.

As of writing, a heat gun has heated up the midnight green iPhone 11 Pro and the team has just removed the front display, revealing internals:

Check out the live stream below:

YouTube video

P.S. - Like our news? Support the site: become a Patreon subscriber. Or shop with our Amazon link, or buy us a coffee! We use affiliate links when possible--thanks for supporting independent media.

Other articles in the category: News

Here are Amazon’s New Products Coming to Canada

At Amazon's Devices & Services Fall Event held today at its HQ2 in Arlington, Virginia, the tech giant announced a slew of new products and upgrades. Among the highlights were Alexa's real-time call translation feature coming to Canada, new Blink security cameras and accessories, and the Ring Stick Up Cam Pro with advanced 3D motion...
Gary Ng
8 hours ago

Amazon Cuts Prices on Existing Devices Ahead of New Releases

Amazon announced new products at its special event on Wednesday, and with the announcements, various existing products have gone on sale. New Fire TV and Fire tablets were announced today, along with Eero mesh Wi-Fi routers. Existing versions of these products are now on sale, along with a 28% off sale on the Kindle Scribe...
IIC Deals
11 hours ago

Air Canada Confirms Internal System Accessed by Hackers

Air Canada on Wednesday confirmed one of its internal systems was accessed by hackers. "An unauthorized group briefly obtained limited access to an internal Air Canada system related to limited personal information of some employees and certain records,” said the airline’s statement. "We can confirm that our flight operations systems and customer facing systems were...
Gary Ng
11 hours ago