The iFixit team flew down to Australia from California again to be one of the first to teardown the iPhone 6 Plus at the MaxFixit Australia offices in North Melbourne.
The teardown has just started, so below are a few preliminary images, with one showing off the new larger battery, confirmed to be 2915 mAh (3.82 V and 11.1 Wh), which is almost double that of the iPhone 5s battery, which has a 1560 mAh capacity, but also larger than the 2800 mAh found in the Samsung Galaxy S5.
You can follow along with the iFixit teardown by visiting here.
Meanwhile, over in Japan, which also had their iPhone 6 launch, Macotakara has taken apart an iPhone 6 and posted a full video of the procedure, seen below:
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