As a Chinese, I'm glad you can come to Huaqiangbei in China,😀 Huaqiangbei is also a magical place in China, you can even buy all the mobile phones and accessories in the world in Huaqiangbei , including mobile phones from ten or even twenty years ago, which is difficult to do anywhere in the world. But there are also many profiteers in it, I hope you can distinguish clearly.
@Monty Python the Flying Circus If you're paying someone else to do it or you're planning on selling it then yes you do, but if you're doing it all yourself then why would you factor all that into your own final cost?
Here is what I found in the video: Motherboard - ? Screen - ? Battery - $3.65 Case - ? Front Camera (not sure) - $2.32 Back Camera (not sure) - $5 Screws - ? Adhesive - ? Antenna - $0.30 This comes down to about tree-fiddy.
I love that Samsung uses one type of screws for all components in their phones and even across different models. Makes repair a lot easier and the phone works just as good.
Its crazy that this feels like something from a bygone era yet its only been 2 years. With the way things are going with parts pairing, soon all we'll be able to build are Galaxy and iPhone shaped paperweights!
The reason you won't find Android parts in a backalley store is because the is no need for that, you can order replacement parts directly from the manufacturer. The entire reason this market exists for iPhones is that Apple refuses to sell their parts to shops and individuals that don't want to pay their apple certification fee.
And the same goes for other Apple products, such as iMacs. Ultimately as he said, this abundance of iPhone parts is also due to the fact Apple releases fewer models compared to other companies.
@@Kekmit When you buy from iFixit you receive a tested part with a warranty, buying from China or a Chinese source you are taking a chance. The prices being put on a video sponsored or otherwise will do nothing to lower iFixit's sales.
It's not about the cost. It's about finding the parts and making an interesting video. Buying individual parts is a really expensive way to get a smartphone.
Damn, really cool. I would like to learn how to assemble a cell phone as well. Do you have any courses? Big hug from Brazil and congratulations for the content.
You don't need to take courses to assemble a smartphone. Just know where everything goes and don't be careless. It's not that hard as long as you're careful.
Not really scratch. More like Man assembles a s9 plus. I was hoping he would buy a system on a chip and make a pcb and everything. There are projects on HackaDay where people actually do build phones from the ground up.
@@excitedbox5705 The video wouldn't be as interesting as it is now as he would have to do quite a bit of research and either put most of part numbers on the screen or just compare it all the time with some existing products (eg. "CPU the same as in pixel 3", "screen same as in galaxy S10", etc.) and finished product wouldn't look like a finished and assembled phone. The lockscreen problem itself shows how unprepared he was for this video, but that's another story.
@@excitedbox5705 He actually wanted to do that when he first set out to assemble the first iPhone, but thought that it would be way too complicated. That's why he didn't even consider that in this project.
Great video, a reason for lack of parts in China is because Samsung actually makes it easy to order them online, whereas apple's supply chain is locked down
One of the most important factors is that stolen iPhones are sent to China for disassembly and part reuse since the iCloud lock prevents stolen iPhones from being possible to resell whole, while stolen Samsung phones are just illegally resold locally.
I truly love your videos ... I rebuild and repair phones and tablets laptops and computers as a hobby ... I fix broken things and give away to people that need them for life and I try to do it all free ... I love the work you do and it helps me so please keep up your hard work you do for us all....
Unless it’s an iphone then you don’t gain appreciation, you actually gain a hatred, and realize how much anti-repair they engineer their iPhones. (As well as MacBooks and everything else they engineer).
@@cellgaming8989 very true. PCs are a lot more upgradable than Macs, plus you're not forced into using their crappy OS if you don't want to (honestly I hate both Windows and macOS, I use Linux). I was surprised to see that my Lenovo IdeaPad 3 has space for a second drive as well as upgradable RAM. Can't do that on a modern Mac!
Next challenge: build your own "cyberpunk" smartphone using different parts that is compatible (or maybe you can adapt) to it, choosing what screen you want, what cameras, ports, speakers, and more Sometimes I think if it's possible today, to build your own custom DIY smartphone, choosing what models and parts of the components do you want, like the mainboard, chipset, cameras, speakers, sensors, screen. If you can find or order such a variety of tech components and custom components on China at the point that you can build a advanced piece of tech like a smartphone, will be wild, a glimpsy of the future
It would be cool if you told us at the end how much you paid USD to build it compared to how much you can buy it on Ebay or something, idk im just curious
well, we don´t know. maybe it was just his wife watching over the shop while the owner was taking a piss or ordering some parts online in the back office :o
I wonder if it was more the employee being suspicious of what a random non-Chinese person is doing trying to buy Samsung parts. They probably checked with their boss to avoid getting in trouble. It's entirely possible they did have Samsung parts and the boss was just trying to cover their grey market asses.
Yes please do. I caught whiff of some of the prices of the parts but the case, camera, battery, and logic board were left out. Those cables were .30 and a few other parts were about $2-3 dollars US.
The b role editing vid/music and the quality of production are so wonderful on these videos it’s amazing to see all your growth going back in these. Keep doing amazing work
Except now(and for the last 7-8 years) every android maker is trying to copy Apple in every single thing they do...down to lack of headphone jack and nonremovable batteries. :( Why would they sell you $30 new battery when they can sell you $800 new phone.
I would love to have a phone with, Blackberry security Sony sound system Apple processor Xiaomi battery Google pixel camera And Nokia durability and above all xiaomi price.
I think you forgot the thermal compound connecting the CPU and the copper heat pipe! That is very important!!! Edit: Thanks for the likes, RUclips-Algorithm!
Tesla is opening a gigafactory in China. So, it's not a joke. You bet there's going to be a market of used Tesla parts, copied pars etc. Besides, China already has many electric vehicle companies.
I worked at a repair shop and we used midframe+screen replacements instead of just the glass. And I was able to pump out 8 to 10 Samsung's for every 3 iPhones.
How much did it cost you in total? was it cheaper? from the prices I saw from the sellers it looks like u made that phone for like 50 bucks or something. please upvote so he can see.
All the time and he did not mention the price of all the parts but he did bother to film how he was looking for S10. A flagship phone. Did he seriously expect there to be parts available already? What is even the point of this video?
@@DjSeptimus Well, yeah, I assume he thought he'd be able to find some brand new parts. It's been out and around for at least 4 months. Either that or he thought it was last years model or something, like he said, he never deals with android phones.
@@kvviingu2507 It's stored on the phone. There's a reason why Apple wants you to pay between $269 and $329 to replace your home button, and it's security. When Apple introduced its Touch ID sensor for the iPhone 5s, the company needed to reassure its customers. Your fingerprints don't get uploaded to Apple's servers. So accepting third party replacements could hack the stored prints.
@@mounirelkirafi $134.65, working off the prices provided, I don't think he gave a price for the logic board, but I don't imagine it would have cost much considering the price of all the other parts, so you're probably looking at somewhere around $140-$150ish
Price based on AliExpress and various retailers. 6/64 S9+ Board: $250 Back glass: $8 Frame: $18 Waterproof seal: $2 Original OLED screen: $230 Can’t find other small parts
I'm phone -agnostic. I don't care what brand I use; BUT I just got a Motorola stylus 2021 and I love it. It's so awesome to not have to jump thru hoops to transfer files, music, etc. No more iphones for me. iPhones are usually nicer quality, but this Motorola just is so easy to use that I realize how badly I've missed it. Anyway, another great video!
Assembling a phone is not that difficult, a lot of people do it in factory and it's easy once you learn it. Most people don't know how to do it cause 99.99% of the time it's not needed and of no use.
The Samsung parts are hard to tell the difference between, but that's what makes them so good normally. Samsung perfected the design for their parts to make it simple to assemble, so they don't make drastic changes for every new model. Apple, on the other hand, focuses on making their phones difficult to assemble, and more importantly difficult to take apart, so they change up the shapes of their parts every new model. That leads to more unique shapes for Apple, but a far simpler construction for Samsung, which I appreciate as someone who likes to fix my phone instead of throwing it away for every little problem that comes up.
@@moizahmed7392 I wasn't aware of that. Yeah, that's a pretty dumb thing to do, but I'm sure they did it for a simpler production process, not just to piss on people who want to fix their own phones. Still sucks though.
@@sudonim7552 i believe it was to remove the connection between the sub pba(motherboard) and the main pba. on a s9 the main board and the board with the charging port are separate and they have a small cable that connects them both, by making the board one solid piece they save on time and save space in the phone for a larger battery
The sheer amount of engineering in Samsung devices is wonderful. I've worked on a variety of mobile devices, but the pentalobe screwdriver and multi-length screws boggle me. I've also loved not only iFixit's guides and parts, but their fervent (if self-serving) participation in Right To Repair legislation. Your videos get watched every time I see them and I've subbed for years, so glad to see the content continuing.
Making a phone like that would be impossible. Different manufacturers use different connections, drivers etc. Even if he would be able to make one, he'd have to build an os + kernel for it.
Koome His concept, not theirs. Point would be to buy parts openly that are what they are, not looking for dubious spares or clones of a specific model. So he could start with a reference board from one of the chip makers (Qualcomm, MediaTek, or a less known brand), hook up parts like battery, cameras, screen, plugs etc. Use the part factories software kits and the Android reference software to cobble together a working phone. Fun part is finding suppliers who don't require a minimum buy of 10000 units to give him the files.
Because they don't say 10 , they say S - 1 - 0 , S Yao ling instead of S shi the cantonese 4 and 10 are phonetically reversed. So there is also confusion
@@larsradtke4097 S一零？We don't say that. Proof: I'm Chinese myself. Samsung isn't popular in China, and some random electric parts seller may not even know samsung has a new phone.
Lars Radtke Possibly, never heard anyone say S-1-0 but that’s just me. Probably because it sounds like S Sh*t if you’re not careful with the pronunciation.
It's funny, in Brazil you can find tons of Samsung parts easily, everywhere, and the funniest thing is that it comes from China xD
Because Samsung's evaluation in China is very poor
Tem Br até aqui mano kkkk
How about the prices? Do you have any suplier you can give me?
@@yu.cuts.oficial double of china prices or more xD
@Resplendent Moron Samsung's service attitude towards chinese is bad...
You finally did it! Thumbs up for Strange Parts!
James Lustre Your profile picture is the guy (idk his name it’s my first time watching) when he sees what he needed for the phone
I think he can try to build an android phone from 0 , not base on any brand, but himself...
James Lustre yep!
RUclips in 2010: no ads
In 2015 : skip ad after 3 seconds
In 2020 : video will play after ads
In 2025 : first buy product then video
lol maybe... 2025
In 2030 buy RUclips Premium To Watch Vid
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2040 : Watch the ads, no video for u
2050: 1 second of vid, 1 hour of ads.
As a Chinese, I'm glad you can come to Huaqiangbei in China,😀 Huaqiangbei is also a magical place in China, you can even buy all the mobile phones and accessories in the world in Huaqiangbei
, including mobile phones from ten or even twenty years ago, which is difficult to do anywhere in the world. But there are also many profiteers in it, I hope you can distinguish clearly.
At those are everywhere
Is it possible to buy (without getting scammed) at these markets for someone that doesn’t speak( exept for a few words) mandarin?
：００
RUclips in China ?
@@rajrathore2yes，its kinda easy for us
I'm actually blown away that this doesn't have a final price for all the parts mentioned in the video somewhere.
Because his sponsor sells the same parts for a higher price.
@@raihanislam912 that's a made up number. He didn't show the price of a couple things. Go and add it up yourself and it comes out to $150-$200
@Monty Python the Flying Circus If you're paying someone else to do it or you're planning on selling it then yes you do, but if you're doing it all yourself then why would you factor all that into your own final cost?
Here is what I found in the video:
Motherboard - ?
Screen - ?
Battery - $3.65
Case - ?
Front Camera (not sure) - $2.32
Back Camera (not sure) - $5
Screws - ?
Adhesive - ?
Antenna - $0.30
This comes down to about tree-fiddy.
@Monty Python the Flying Circus the cost of time only works if you're employing someone else to do it, paying them hourly.
Next Video :
How I made my own iron man suit in China.
its sounds a joke, but you can really finish iron suit in cn.
He should have done that but the cost is going to be too much unless you want a crap armour .
I love that Samsung uses one type of screws for all components in their phones and even across different models. Makes repair a lot easier and the phone works just as good.
As a screw collector, I must say that it spoils the fun with just one type of screw. If I had to decide, each screw would be different.
@@bsvenss2 lmao
@@bsvenss2 it screws you pretty much lol.
No need screws if you have good glue 😂
@@bsvenss2 Just get laid.
Its crazy that this feels like something from a bygone era yet its only been 2 years. With the way things are going with parts pairing, soon all we'll be able to build are Galaxy and iPhone shaped paperweights!
The million dollar question is : " How much did All the parts cost ? "
- Keep going !
Up
Since he doesn't tell at the end of the video someone has to do the maths please
Quick maths
I thought that was the point of the video.. WHERE IS THE PRICE!!
687.34$
Man Linus sure looks different in this video.
What the hell?
Never seen Justin Y. So early
Linus with Fake Ginger beard .
Haz guess your celebrity royalties didn't work this time
I'm laughing way too hard
Your mandarin has improved, I see you using it more which is great! Keep up the great content vids!
@@realcartoongirl wo bu ai
@@boratsagdiyev1586 wèi shénme?
real cartoon girl Lmao
I miss Videos like that. Test and Building by your own. Love that!
The reason you won't find Android parts in a backalley store is because the is no need for that, you can order replacement parts directly from the manufacturer.
The entire reason this market exists for iPhones is that Apple refuses to sell their parts to shops and individuals that don't want to pay their apple certification fee.
And the same goes for other Apple products, such as iMacs. Ultimately as he said, this abundance of iPhone parts is also due to the fact Apple releases fewer models compared to other companies.
You also can order online on popular sites
They won't even sell you the parts if you're authorized.
@KeonXD yeah but the difference is that if the manufacturer supports parts it's way easier for people to buy and sell parts
I will never give my money to Apple again. Huawei is for me!! 💪🏻
Man when you switched on the phone. It put a smile on my face....great work. Been a fan since long.
Thanos?
Malayaaali
A small request, when making this type of content could you pop a total cost for everything at the end?
@@Kekmit When you buy from iFixit you receive a tested part with a warranty, buying from China or a Chinese source you are taking a chance.
The prices being put on a video sponsored or otherwise will do nothing to lower iFixit's sales.
@@FaithsFallenthese are the terms of paid sponsors and partnerships,this can there once was a comment by gamersnexus /linus techtips in this regard
He'd want to make a separate video on that, to gain some extra money I suppose.
It's not about the cost. It's about finding the parts and making an interesting video. Buying individual parts is a really expensive way to get a smartphone.
Was about to suggest this too.
Damn, really cool. I would like to learn how to assemble a cell phone as well. Do you have any courses? Big hug from Brazil and congratulations for the content.
same
Same
@megat daniel android phones are easy, and iPhones have more parts but it is clear where stuff goes.
You don't need to take courses to assemble a smartphone. Just know where everything goes and don't be careless. It's not that hard as long as you're careful.
same and like how
Next: How I built my Tesla Model 3 in China without paying any tarrifs.
Ok elon
No
@@kaioeastwood7133 yes
Yesyesyes
dude，thats ChengTian，a small town near ShenZhen，you can buy almost any car part there
Man builds an s9+ from scratch
Gets stumped by a lock screen
fast and easy to remove on pie 9 update or 8
Not really scratch. More like Man assembles a s9 plus. I was hoping he would buy a system on a chip and make a pcb and everything. There are projects on HackaDay where people actually do build phones from the ground up.
@@excitedbox5705 The video wouldn't be as interesting as it is now as he would have to do quite a bit of research and either put most of part numbers on the screen or just compare it all the time with some existing products (eg. "CPU the same as in pixel 3", "screen same as in galaxy S10", etc.) and finished product wouldn't look like a finished and assembled phone.
The lockscreen problem itself shows how unprepared he was for this video, but that's another story.
I think he went I to the bootloader to do it, which is something that not even most Android users know exist.
@@excitedbox5705 He actually wanted to do that when he first set out to assemble the first iPhone, but thought that it would be way too complicated. That's why he didn't even consider that in this project.
Great video, a reason for lack of parts in China is because Samsung actually makes it easy to order them online, whereas apple's supply chain is locked down
Actually there are not many people using Samsung in China nowadays, so it is not easy to get the used parts🤣
Or just low market shares in China. Makes s10 and s9 parts rare.
@@partrickw.gg.8541 I'm sure that's also a factor, though shengzen does repair for other countries so I don't think it's the entire reason
One of the most important factors is that stolen iPhones are sent to China for disassembly and part reuse since the iCloud lock prevents stolen iPhones from being possible to resell whole, while stolen Samsung phones are just illegally resold locally.
or maybe Samsung last longer?
I truly love your videos ... I rebuild and repair phones and tablets laptops and computers as a hobby ... I fix broken things and give away to people that need them for life and I try to do it all free ... I love the work you do and it helps me so please keep up your hard work you do for us all....
you seem cool ... for life... hmmm
Just a little hint: it snaps together like a little Lego.
Jerryrigeverthing
I knew it
You mean Scratches at level 6 with deeper grooves at level 7?
Aaahhhh a man of culture i see
Jerryrigeverything
When you put a phone together yourself, you gain an appreciation for the amount of engineering that goes into them.
That's why I try not to destroy tech (even if it doesn't work.) It's so advanced and amazing so I tend not to destroy it :)
@@razzledev so you're a hoarder. welcome to the club
@@MaxCE indeed welcome to le gang
Unless it’s an iphone then you don’t gain appreciation, you actually gain a hatred, and realize how much anti-repair they engineer their iPhones. (As well as MacBooks and everything else they engineer).
@@cellgaming8989 very true. PCs are a lot more upgradable than Macs, plus you're not forced into using their crappy OS if you don't want to (honestly I hate both Windows and macOS, I use Linux). I was surprised to see that my Lenovo IdeaPad 3 has space for a second drive as well as upgradable RAM. Can't do that on a modern Mac!
After an iPhone.. here he comes with an Android phone again
The best thing I could ever build was my cheese sandwich
Seems like you are not proud of your son XD
Don't sell yourself short. I bet if you really put your mind to it you could build 2 cheese sandwiches!
I expect to see "building a cheese sandwich in CHINA" on this channel on April 1st lmao
@fxc2 Is this really true?
Next challenge: build your own "cyberpunk" smartphone using different parts that is compatible (or maybe you can adapt) to it, choosing what screen you want, what cameras, ports, speakers, and more
Sometimes I think if it's possible today, to build your own custom DIY smartphone, choosing what models and parts of the components do you want, like the mainboard, chipset, cameras, speakers, sensors, screen. If you can find or order such a variety of tech components and custom components on China at the point that you can build a advanced piece of tech like a smartphone, will be wild, a glimpsy of the future
"We have Nokia"
This little part of my life is called "Happiness"
Happyness* if you know you know
i agree first phone i had was a 2110
@@bhasinanant It's happiness, if English isn't your first language no offense.
@@kix5457 like he said; if you know, you know.
Ese que si entendí la referencia
Man, that reaction when it worked was so satisfying.
TRUE!
Ik
@@nvincld6827 ^ñ!^^^eeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Just saw this S9+ and met Scotty today at LTX2019
Ho, did he? That's fun
So he was at linus'
Cool!
Did he tell you how much it cost to build
@@beboshi69 :D :D
I can't even imagine how crazy it is making a phone by yourself and see it working well. It's a incredible experience for sure.
It would be cool if you told us at the end how much you paid USD to build it compared to how much you can buy it on Ebay or something, idk im just curious
He's probably making a separate video for that
Ditto
@strangeparts. Please do.. let us know the cost
i want the same answer
Curious too, waiting for the answer
Strange Parts: "Do you have these Samsung wires?"
Employee of the month: "Let me ask my boss"
Boss: "We don't have Samsung" :')
well, we don´t know. maybe it was just his wife watching over the shop while the owner was taking a piss or ordering some parts online in the back office :o
Right.. I was like "You don't even know what brands you sell?" 🤔
I mean they most likely sell parts from hundreds of different manufacturers and we don't know how long they've worked there.
Boss: We sell burgers here
I wonder if it was more the employee being suspicious of what a random non-Chinese person is doing trying to buy Samsung parts. They probably checked with their boss to avoid getting in trouble. It's entirely possible they did have Samsung parts and the boss was just trying to cover their grey market asses.
Scotty, please let us know the total USD cost for the S9+, thank you!
Ikrrr
"Yes" The most important part was left out.
Yes please do. I caught whiff of some of the prices of the parts but the case, camera, battery, and logic board were left out. Those cables were .30 and a few other parts were about $2-3 dollars US.
Knowing the prices would be great
Yes, dude pLZ!
The b role editing vid/music and the quality of production are so wonderful on these videos it’s amazing to see all your growth going back in these. Keep doing amazing work
Next Video:
How I built my own F-35 fighter jet in China!
🤣🤣🤣
Relaly men you want it i want tooo
F35's are not even ready for an long 4 hour flight
OMG😂
Don't worry. Chinese Students in USA are already copying blueprints. Wait for few years.
I've built a note 9 in the markets after seeing your video, the cost ended up being:
Screen + Midframe: 920 yuan, $130
Motherboard (6g+128g): 600 yuan, $85
Back Glass + Camera lens cover: 40 yuan, $5.67
Fingerprint: 60 yuan, $8.51
S-Pen: 130 yuan, $18.44
Front camera: 25 yuan, $3.55
Iris scanner: 28 yuan, $3.97
Rear camera: 90 yuan, $12.76
Type-C Connector: 18 yuan, $2.55
Bottom Speaker: 5 yuan, $0.71
Top Speaker: 3 yuan, $0.43
Wireless Charging + NFC: 25 yuan, $3.55
Vibration Motor: 1 yuan, $0.14
Headphone Jack: 3 yuan, $0.43
Battery: 45 yuan, $6.38
Total: 1993 yuan, $282
And if you go up a few levels in LongSheng Communications Market (9:45 in the video), there's an entire floor delicated to samsung parts.
牛逼 自己装的话防水能有保障不
I made note 8 for $317 but from internet
@@Marc-. 没保障啊，背板还有点没粘好
Xiao Ruin give me your contact details
@@lukalakic1864 whats the website ?
The real question is how much does it cost to build?
One trillion dollars. Round about
@@GermanGamesandOutros Lol
At least 2 dollars
Yeah, I wanna know that too.
i think around a 100 bucks
Samsung phones are a dream to rebuild! Did 2 a12’s and an s8, everything just works and fits together so easily.
How much did it cost you in the end fo all the parts?
So weird that he didn't give a total
I bet its coming as a separate video
@@inckyy in 3 months of course
The burning question
Alex Cook Good question. I had the same
This channel is the opposite of Jerryrigeverything. Thank you for another great video.
*scratches at level 6 with deeper grooves at level 7 intensifies*
Scratches at a level 6, with deeper grooves at a level 7
hahahahahah correctly said
Real opposite. This guy has hair and a beard
@@carlbasky7637 lmao
Can you put total price for any phones you have make in usd..thanks
$20
Wandy Wan google it
.
Cheeta really?
Google: X rmb to usd
Amazing
Didn't know different phone parts can be assembled like this
He: did I bought a locked board?
Android: we don't do that here
Well yes, it does. But its easy to bypass.
He was lucky because if that board had a Google account or Samsung account, F
@@hedan1693 Yeah, that's what I thought haha
Turn down => recovery => wipe data => turn on again
@@haobo_12 nah, not that easy
This channel has quickly become one of my favorite. Super interesting content.
just found it myself, blown away. :)
Him: do you have any……
Seller: No……
Him: ok , thanks
Walk away…
Where was that part?
@@edups3307 the entire video?
Lmao. Chineses are so friendly
This is insane as a samsung user, just shows how technical these things are
Apple: No we can only repair your phone.
Free market: Hold my beer.
Every android maker: Yeah you can repair it, what parts do you need.
Except now(and for the last 7-8 years) every android maker is trying to copy Apple in every single thing they do...down to lack of headphone jack and nonremovable batteries. :(
Why would they sell you $30 new battery when they can sell you $800 new phone.
@@mxxc its the two big boys samsung and apple that do pretty stupid stuff, then people copy from them two
Actually, Sony schematics are hard to come by... Just sayin'.
@@twitch7915 what stupid thing has samsung done?
@@koother wccftech.com/samsung-lied-about-not-using-updates-to-slow-down-older-phones/
This is so cool to watch, I work at a phone repair store that works with Samsung to fix their phones with OEM parts
Ubreakifix
Fun drinking game: take a shot every time someone looks at the camera.
Oh. This is gon a be fun
I just died from alcohol poisoning!
@@pudelz lol how r u still alive then
This is a joke
@@TJ-uv6wg I know, so my response :) I honestly think this video has less people looking at the camera than his other videos!
mate youre gonna get us killed
This is amazing, I’ve never wanted to visit China but they are so ahead in technology! Definitely on my to do list now
Those are parts from binned phones. It’s junk.
@@indigobaloon8091 you should just stay where you are.
You too stay put don’t go to China
japan is even further ahead
@@xrismanessa3993 why not?
How much did the phone end up costing in total?
I am also curious!
Same
Same curiosity
the cost is secret
Autunite s10 maybe 5or600 dollars，i bought a s7e in 2017，2500RMB，someone made it out of secondhand parts，looks like a new phone，and it still work
I would love to have a phone with,
Blackberry security
Sony sound system
Apple processor
Xiaomi battery
Google pixel camera
And Nokia durability and above all xiaomi price.
Hard mix
And a samsung screen
Hybrid
You forgot SAMSUNG DISPLAY
Max Leihaothabam that will not be happening
I think you forgot the thermal compound connecting the CPU and the copper heat pipe! That is very important!!!
Edit: Thanks for the likes, RUclips-Algorithm!
Heat transfer paste
@@johnwilton319 ah, shit here we go again
@@johnwilton319 thermal paste u both mean
@@johnwilton319 thermal compound is a more, formal verb I guess lol
Also the sim card tray
At 6:20 the guy behind wearing black hoodie just did ✌
Imagine having a prebuilt phone lol.
ultimate flex
Gaming Phone
I can 😔😔
Couldn’t be me
Ikr
Next: How I Build my own tesla
Tesla is opening a gigafactory in China. So, it's not a joke.
You bet there's going to be a market of used Tesla parts, copied pars etc.
Besides, China already has many electric vehicle companies.
Chentian Village just might have been the pick for auto DIY target maybe a year ago... but it's being renovated too.
Try out rich rebuilds :-)
Building a car is possible but not a tesla
F-14 Tomcat Tobar search for rich rebuilds on here He strips old tesla a down and rebuilds them from other teslas
The editing, especially the construction b-roll, is a step up than I remember you usually doing. Loved it.
Exactly what I came here to say. The traditions especially are super tight.
I worked at a repair shop and we used midframe+screen replacements instead of just the glass. And I was able to pump out 8 to 10 Samsung's for every 3 iPhones.
"Samsung please"
"We have Nokia"
"My goodness, what an idea, why didn't I think of that"
🤣
Because Nokia’s always break? 😉
Nokia are the most modular phones I tore down almost everything is held by screws.
@@HantsLeo yeah children's are always letdown ...nokia 3310 wouldn't break
@@HantsLeo its the opposite
How much did it cost you in total? was it cheaper? from the prices I saw from the sellers it looks like u made that phone for like 50 bucks or something.
please upvote so he can see.
Not cheaper than a used s9.
All the time and he did not mention the price of all the parts but he did bother to film how he was looking for S10. A flagship phone. Did he seriously expect there to be parts available already? What is even the point of this video?
@@DjSeptimus Well, yeah, I assume he thought he'd be able to find some brand new parts. It's been out and around for at least 4 months. Either that or he thought it was last years model or something, like he said, he never deals with android phones.
He was curious to know if they were available YET - As he pointed out. Then he went down a generation to see if that was possible.
Reddit has taken over
I waited for the price comparison, original price vs yours. but.... disappointed
The only point of interest. Any phone that's been sold for a period of time can be built as shown...
Same
X4 the price comparision
Me too
same as the rest of us... What did it cost you!!!
I had to rewatch this video I love this mounting your own phone specially because of your adventures on the Chinese tech markets
Quien más vio el título en español y se sorprendió cuando nunca hablo en español? :'u
Yo XP
Presenté
Todos sus títulos están en Español y en ninguno habla español
Pero todos los videos vienen con opción de subtitulos en mucho idiomas
@@blackdestruct9952 Es el traductor de RUclips
Fascinating. You need to collab with JerryRigEverything ;)
send it to jerry for a teardown video hahahaha
love your videos Ben.
@@march0011 but first, the durability test. With scratches at level 6, with deeper grooves at a level 7. Lol hahaha
Yes
Beard men builds,jerry breaks
Pay your editor what ever it takes to keep him, the cinematography is epic!! Love the whole video!
The editor doesn't record the video.
I swear years ago I found your channel with you upgrading your iPhone memory & couldn't find the channel again
"S10 is G973"
5 seconds later
"G793"
(4:49)
ahah, didn't notice that till now xD
😂😂
That's exactly my thought as well. 😂😂😂
Me:replace fingerprint scanner
iphone: ThAt Is NoT gOnNa WoRk
builds android from scratch, nothing goes wrong
lol
It's for security. To prevent your phone from getting accessible if stolen by just replacing the sensor..
@@BrawndoQC That security also bricks your phone when the fingerprint sensor gets replaced, doesn't matter if it's the same fingerprint after
@@BrawndoQC Fingerprint data isn't stored in sensor, your argument is invalid
@@kvviingu2507 It's stored on the phone. There's a reason why Apple wants you to pay between $269 and $329 to replace your home button, and it's security. When Apple introduced its Touch ID sensor for the iPhone 5s, the company needed to reassure its customers. Your fingerprints don't get uploaded to Apple's servers.
So accepting third party replacements could hack the stored prints.
Constructing a phone is wayyyy cheaper then buying one
But its risky
@@mlgp6274 yea.. but all parts plug n play..
But it requires alot like ALOT of time
But buying the parts is expensive as hell.
potato gaming what? Lmfao
It was surprised for me I'm watching your video in my S9 Plus 😂 very tough job you do love to watch this video made my day thank you ❤❤
Can you tell us the price of all parts combined ?!?!
Fendula Ratsq $21
@@MrNYCinc nope not really
Fendula Ratsq it is for sure under 150. Maybe 120. Since parts don’t cost much and they are used.
$69
I wa about to say the same thing
3:58 This dude is chillin
he vibin'
@@TheJoker.07 Give him some respect. He passed the vibe check.
They see me rollin', they hatin'
@@soretuber847 patrollin' and tryna catch me ridin' dirty
he be straight vibin
What was the total cost USD on the project.Great Job!!
Yeah I'd like to know this too
@@mounirelkirafi $134.65, working off the prices provided, I don't think he gave a price for the logic board, but I don't imagine it would have cost much considering the price of all the other parts, so you're probably looking at somewhere around $140-$150ish
@@may2353 sounds good, thanks :)
@@may2353 thats crazy considering how much refurbished phones go for
@@MorayNZ I was thinking that. It's a hell of a mark up, especially if you're buying the parts in bulk
Seeing this makes me think "WHY DO WE SPEND $1500 on a phone in Canada?"
Price based on AliExpress and various retailers.
6/64 S9+ Board: $250
Back glass: $8
Frame: $18
Waterproof seal: $2
Original OLED screen: $230
Can’t find other small parts
Thx man
but they are new and he bought at least a used logic board. Also: the prices should differ anyway.
I saw the board going for $150-$170 and the screen around $120 from various people on AliExpress
So you save what around $300? Havent looked at the prices in a while.
You can find S9+ used for around 200€.
Now I'm just wondering how much did it cost ?
Everything.
Alvin_R i see , you are a man of culture as well
Have the same question, guess I need to watch it again and add up the prices he shared.
@@kevinm3751 u have the total amount ??
To anyone curious to save money, don't, it's a bad idea. He did this for fun and the only reason why they sell those parts is for repair
I love your videos. I love your determination. I love your honesty. But most of all I love your enthusiasm.
Thanks for making such great videos.
I'm phone -agnostic. I don't care what brand I use; BUT I just got a Motorola stylus 2021 and I love it. It's so awesome to not have to jump thru hoops to transfer files, music, etc. No more iphones for me. iPhones are usually nicer quality, but this Motorola just is so easy to use that I realize how badly I've missed it. Anyway, another great video!
> *Builds a whole Android phone which almost any Android developer could never do*
> *Is confused by the lockscreen*
Slow down buddy, he is used to iOS and he said he haven't used an Android phone for a long time now
He can assemble and reassemble iPhones so it's not that different.
*Ensamble a whole Android in China
Assembling a phone is not that difficult, a lot of people do it in factory and it's easy once you learn it. Most people don't know how to do it cause 99.99% of the time it's not needed and of no use.
@@james_s60 Slow down buddy, I ain't the same kind of annoyance that uses "It's just a joke!" as an excuse for everything.
Next video: Japan - How I made my own robotic Sexdoll.
👎
Good suggestion James
lol what
Well, you can make that in China, too, and it will be way more cheaper.
material require:
1 x blueberry pie
1 x microwave
1 x taylor swift bikini full body photo
instructions:
use your imagination
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Soon: How i build my own UFO in the Area 51
Good one
nice idea
Imagine him speaking to aliens to negotiate buying UFO parts from them.
Lmao best comment
👽 am I a joke to you?
ive made iphone and android both here in india from parts. when turning on that happiness i get you fr
what was the total cost for all parts?
now you can try to build a samsung galaxy tab :-)
The Samsung parts are hard to tell the difference between, but that's what makes them so good normally. Samsung perfected the design for their parts to make it simple to assemble, so they don't make drastic changes for every new model. Apple, on the other hand, focuses on making their phones difficult to assemble, and more importantly difficult to take apart, so they change up the shapes of their parts every new model. That leads to more unique shapes for Apple, but a far simpler construction for Samsung, which I appreciate as someone who likes to fix my phone instead of throwing it away for every little problem that comes up.
It ended up with s10. The usb c port is now connected with the motherboard. Which makes it difficult to repair
@@moizahmed7392 true
@@moizahmed7392 I wasn't aware of that. Yeah, that's a pretty dumb thing to do, but I'm sure they did it for a simpler production process, not just to piss on people who want to fix their own phones. Still sucks though.
@@sudonim7552 i believe it was to remove the connection between the sub pba(motherboard) and the main pba. on a s9 the main board and the board with the charging port are separate and they have a small cable that connects them both, by making the board one solid piece they save on time and save space in the phone for a larger battery
Samsung trash battery
Yep. It's not so hard when the manufacturer isn't literally doing everything they can to fight you every step of the way.
Lmao yes Apple are locked down.
Fuck apple is the norm
imagine this plus jerryrig...... this guy builds the phone and jerrys gonna make a teardown
Yes
The sheer amount of engineering in Samsung devices is wonderful. I've worked on a variety of mobile devices, but the pentalobe screwdriver and multi-length screws boggle me. I've also loved not only iFixit's guides and parts, but their fervent (if self-serving) participation in Right To Repair legislation. Your videos get watched every time I see them and I've subbed for years, so glad to see the content continuing.
How much all of Parts Cost? In USD! And Great Video Keep It Up!
I wanna know too!
Same. That's a pretty important piece of info.
I got $11.27 but still missing some parts. But probably add $15 more and that the prise I guess?
I wanted to know the same thing. It'd probably be very less than the actual S9+ that you can buy from the market.
Up
I would love to see a strange parts phone. no brand. some kind of hybrid would be awesome to see.
much easier to make a Generic Android smartphone with unbranded OS.
Thats what I was thinking,I'd love to see one with the best parts of every other phone
Making a phone like that would be impossible. Different manufacturers use different connections, drivers etc. Even if he would be able to make one, he'd have to build an os + kernel for it.
That would be hard since parts are very different from each other no standard is followed when making
@@markplott4820 what's an unbranded OS there no such thing as that. You can call it stock Android which phones do come like the Pixel
That is a very respectable captions language list, incredible
Everyone: motherboard
Literally everyone: motherboard
Apple: logicboard
Yeah its so funny apple is living in the 80s
Should call it lack of logic boards, am I right?
Challenge: Build your own concept phone.
Your dreams specs of course if possible
I was kind of hoping that is what this video was going to be.
Koome His concept, not theirs. Point would be to buy parts openly that are what they are, not looking for dubious spares or clones of a specific model.
So he could start with a reference board from one of the chip makers (Qualcomm, MediaTek, or a less known brand), hook up parts like battery, cameras, screen, plugs etc. Use the part factories software kits and the Android reference software to cobble together a working phone. Fun part is finding suppliers who don't require a minimum buy of 10000 units to give him the files.
入网许可不好解决
@ nope
@@WolvenSpectre how could you think that? it's physically impossible
Could we please just appreciate scotty's editor's montage skills for a moment.... 1:31 - 2:03 fckin love it
If im not wrong , he has an editor...
No because he has an editor.
He has an editor bro
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@@bitmapper3674 @TROPINSLV @Alex well okay, i changed it :D nevertheless really awesome
Dont dislike
This video is really great
Keep happy man
Just curious how much it costs you. Everyone want to know it 👀.
EDIT: IT COSTED 284$ 💵🙂
yes
280 USD
"hello, do you-"
Seller "excuse me!"
Because they don't say 10 , they say S - 1 - 0 , S Yao ling instead of S shi
the cantonese 4 and 10 are phonetically reversed. So there is also confusion
@@larsradtke4097 S一零？We don't say that. Proof: I'm Chinese myself. Samsung isn't popular in China, and some random electric parts seller may not even know samsung has a new phone.
@@eastpavilion-er6081 你确定你不说这样吗？ 大部分的人在华强北，Scotty找这些零件都使用S一零。我应该知道因为我天天都订S10的配件。我说了S10没有人听得懂。
S10 models are still relatively new, only a few specialized sellers would carry those as they’re expensive to repair.
Lars Radtke Possibly, never heard anyone say S-1-0 but that’s just me. Probably because it sounds like S Sh*t if you’re not careful with the pronunciation.
Editing was dope.
Big up to your Editor
Yes
where he made his own phone, he just assembled the parts, this is what all phone technician does
2099:
I Make My Phone with 268 GB Ram with 10$ and 300 TB memory with 10$ in China
In china
256gb would be better
Wow. 268 gb Ram vậy bạn sẽ làm gì với bộ nhớ tạm khủng như thế
More like a 3TB with 10$
@@t1Cv.Cs2 nó không hiểu tiếng Việt đâu thằng bại não
It would be nice to know total cost of all the parts, how much time spent in the markets, and how much time on the bench assembling everything.
Around 200$ max
@@kelvs45 yes that's true. I've assembled Samsung M20 and the expensive parts are those. The rest of the parts are $2-$6 more or less
The thing I like about this is the positive emotions and if there’s a sponsorship it’s actually related to the video
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