Excellent tutorial, thanks. Helped me replace my charging port. After I'd refitted 9 screws, I noticed that one of the remaining 3 was slightly shorter. I couldn't see where it should go, so just screwed it in a hole and glued up the back cover. All seems to be fine.
Bro did you notice any extra wire from the charging port to the SOC? Because sony has a feature that provides power directly from the charger to the chip and cut off the battery while "gaming and charging" so that it doesn't damage the battery and can overclock the CPU a bit. 😱 My mind was blown...
There wasn't any extra wire, but the flex cable that leads to the charger port is very wide, so its possible a line is ran through it or its possible the board is able to redirect the power itself and not charge the battery while gaming.
My Xperia 10 II stopped working. Thanks to your video I learned how to pull it apart. There were drops of water inside it. So much for waterproofing. I never had it underwater. Hope I can get it working again.
Glad it was of help. Clean out any water and use a tooth brush or something similar to brush off any corrosion around connectors or chips and see if it will work again.
@@PBKreviews Oh my goodness! I didn't see much corrosion (maybe a tiny bit on one connector, so I brushed away. After I reconnected, the power light came on! Progress! We'll see how well it works. I thought it was shorted and done for. Thank you so much!
Quite an useful one! Thanks for the tip about the screen replacement, it's good to know the battery doesn't need to be taken apart for that My mother broke her screen recently, so we're considering doing the replacement ourselves, especially when they all charges more than 200$ to do it. Smh
Phonearena just released they're review calling it one of the best mid rangers available. Good camera, battery and performance for it's price with the only major downside being not having a stereo speaker. The front firing bottom speaker still does its job
Thanks! here is a link for the adhesive: www.ebay.com/itm/155010796650?hash=item24175d0c6a:g:u2oAAOSwzgphelH2&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4Gf3O3%2BZKi0bpP6LE0%2BM2DwQZpRYWUOr1tqCEnuTmvnmm5LLyR2DXJypol%2FKekxNcUzCkyZovaW5YB8Ap1cENtIfuYIEHhqgsVTAJMRklKGXtpCsbbodHpyldZbCxNVgC9X2XyHO%2FmyrGdhU9qmjOagdcyCeeS5SKjZlv0gPZfLAfuPka8akuEqnmRKUEPnErGyz%2FFVvhxmau6k96V%2BQ5vTPnr9nGGxpPZ5%2BlirU3%2BXh6OxZ4eKLl1F4fb1L29TLToZkwPfoMS1YiytYVJxhsNbnHG74oP2G7h5XJK9uavI1%7Ctkp%3ABFBM2Lufxr1i
@rrobertt13 If thats already too much for you, probably a "SMARTphone" isnt the right thing for you...or maybe you need a way smarter one than the actually existing ones...
My xperia 10 II get hot Where the vibrator motor and small board stands.can u please explain why its happen. Otherwise no heat at the others portions of back side
also another little question , pardon my inculture , but i've read that this phone where had an oled 21:9 display , however all of the replacement Screen are LCD , is that concretely the same ( i mean proprietary parts ) ?
The same way as the back plate of the phone. Its held on with adhesive, you would need to heat it up to loosen the adhesive and then you would use tools to help you pry the screen off from the midframe. As for the type of display, its possible aftermarket ones are LCD and not oled but would still work. Quality might not be the same since oled would have deeper colors.
Good thing the headphone jack is an easily accessible module, but you shouldn't have to remove all that stuff just to replace the USB-C receptacle (non-standard too) which is the most common first point of failure. Planned obsolescence is definitely there.
Based off of my personal experience in using the devices, I have always been happy with Motorola devices. However as far as innovation and such goes, Samsung and others have been ahead in tech options but I personally have never been satisfied with how the hardware and software work together on Samsung devices. But Motorola seems to be upping their game with the cameras and such especially with the edge+. There are many options and brands out there its hard to select just one or two but all comes down to what exactly your looking for, and what that phone can do for you. A lot of the gaming devices are amazing as well when it comes to cooling and other aspects, but if say taking photos is your passion, then gaming phones will probably not be your ideal bet, since most focus more on cooling and gaming aspects compared to the camera's and photo taking experience.
@@PBKreviews Im a pretty careless user and in my experience, Motorola is a great basic phone. It fast probably because there is no funky bloatware, have great battery life, and it is so reliable. GPS seems to be working just fine even after multiple fall. Sony for me is the fancier but a little less reliable Motorola. I dont really like Samsung. Their reliability isnt that consistent. But again, this is my experience with these type of phones. Take it with a grain of salt.
To fast display and Digitizer replacement, after disconnected the cable screen, I have to remove the screen and insert the new screen from the front? Thank you so much
Ya you would basically heat up and pry the old screen off after you disconnect the screen cable and apply new adhesive to the frame and re apply the new screen from the front and re assemble the phone.
Make sure the replacement isn't defective, and that the connector for the display is not damaged either. If you're confident the screen is good then might be an issue with the board.
Once you have taken the phone apart as shown in the video, the only thing left to do is heat up the screen from the front, and pry it off. Its held to the frame with adhesive. Then apply new adhesive and re-apply the replacement screen and re assemble the phone.
Hello, I have a question that i really hope you (or maybe anyone who read) can answer.. do you think it will work if I take my main board to another device but different version? mine is 4/128gb dual sim, I'm planning to buy a secondhand 4/64 single sim version which is the cheapest one I can get from the market.. my device screen is dead coz of water leakage but other than that i think it still works coz it still vibrates when i turn it on and my morning alarm still ringing as usual (and I can't turn it off with dead screen, dang..) I watched your vid and did the teardown (i was trying to see if there was dirt or something that mess with the components inside) and put it back again. Power button still vibrate, alarm still ring, but screen still dead, sadly.. anyway, awesome review vid! it's really helpful! (Sorry for my bad english)
Hi, yes you would be able to move the motherboard from one device to another regardless of the RAM/ROM size or sim capability. The only thing is some region devices have different antenna configurations (most of the time its software related so moving the board shouldn't make a difference) but sometimes its also hardware related where the antenna on the frame and the contacts on the sub board may be different which can cause poor reception or other issues like that.
I bought this smartphone last month and in the last few days after an update to Android 11, it started to show some green lines and squares while playing videos on Whatsapp or Facebook. But RUclips is working perfectly. IDK if it's a problem from the update or some other thing... I don't remember dropped it. Any ideas?
If it's not doing it on RUclips, then I don't think it would be from a drop or else it would do it on everything. Its possible its a software bug. Keep checking to see if they release another update for it or you can contact sony tech team and ask them.
Yes IP 65 and 68 surprisingly. Considering how easy the back plate comes off. I usually encounter thick and strong adhesive strips on IP rated phones however this one has a think strip around the frame. Guess it does the job :)
Thanks! Once you take the back plate off, and remove the bottom plastic cover/speaker assembly, then you will have access to disconnecting the screen cable. After doing that, you can heat the front of the phone where the screen is with a hair dryer or heat gun to loosen up the adhesive and then pry the old screen off of the frame. Then apply new adhesive and apply the new screen back to the frame making sure you run the cable through the opening in the frame and re assemble the phone. For adhesive installation, you can check out the video I did on how to apply new adhesive to your smartphone screen.
Hi i got a problem with my x10 2, i dont have any gsm signal i have openned it and all seems to be ok, the phone works perfectly exept while i put my sim card in... But i saw on the net that there is 3 antenna parts for the phone but due of its recent manufacture, the information on the net is poor... And i would like to know wich part i have to change to get my gsm signal back ! Wires are ok, wifi works but GSM+GPS dont, and while i searching for the gsm network it's says "cant found any signal, try later plz" Hope that you can help me, to chose the good situationnal part for my phone ! Regards
I would make sure the top and bottom plastic covers are screwed down and in place properly as well as the wire or coaxial cables on the side. Also make sure the motherboard/sub board are seated properly and in place since they have contact points which touch the frame for signal. Aside from that not sure what else to look at.
@@PBKreviews Hi thanks for your back ! I dont have check all contact points between the board/elements/frame i have scratch lot(all) of these contact points, coz of oxidation and trying to clean all of it...but it still dont works Wires are ok, the upper and the bottom plastic covers are perfectly connected.
@@tetiamanamira8130 If you have scraped off the contact points or scratched them up, that could be the problem of the signal issue. You may need to replace the frame of the phone if that is the case.
Thanks for the video! Anyone know where I can find a screen replacement for the Xperia 10 II in the US, or at least in Spain? I have someone that could send me from Spain to US, but I'm not finding anywhere to buy
There is this one up for sale on ebay from germany www.ebay.com/itm/Sony-Display-LCD-Komplett-Einheit-fur-Sony-Xperia-10-II-2-Gen-100629211-Schwarz/402483354835?hash=item5db5e09cd3:g:8PUAAOSwBxpfgDCR
It has DIS (digital) but not 100% sure if it has OIS. Looking at the lens itself and moving the lens itself with a tool, seems like the two 8mp cameras have OIS but I'm not 100% sure. And Sony does not advertise OIS on the Xperia 10 II.
It is a Li-Po as stated on top left of battery but ya not sure how the labeling of these go. Most batteries on phones say Lithium Ion Polymer so not sure
@PBKreviews edited: I didn't realize you're the one who created the vid 😁.... omg you can read that? It's so small! What I saw is the more obvious one on the lower right. But then again I'm watching from my Xperia Z3 Compact 😂. You're right, how are these things labeled? Why label it with Li-ion if it's indeed polymer?
I don't advise people to do it, but I have been doing it for over 14 years and with thousands of phones and not once had any issue. As long as you know what your doing, you should be fine. At the end of the day especially for the videos, it comes down to what is easiest to use to demonstrate. Plastic tools are much harder to work with for tighter confined spots, and in fact increase the chance of actually breaking the connectors off the board than disconnected the cables. But yes definitely not a good thing to use a metal tool while the battery is still connected but aside from that, the risk is so minimal, the only chance of you damaging anything is if you're in a static environment or if you jab at parts in the phone and physically damage them.
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Quite an easy teardown despite having glass back. Awesome
Yea, very simple compared to most phones.
As clean inside as it is clean outside
Excellent tutorial, thanks. Helped me replace my charging port. After I'd refitted 9 screws, I noticed that one of the remaining 3 was slightly shorter. I couldn't see where it should go, so just screwed it in a hole and glued up the back cover. All seems to be fine.
Love your video and channel.
Please make "Xperia 1 II (mk2)" teardown soon.. i have to see THE internal before replacing my Xperia 1.
👍👍👍
Will try to find one to do, and thank you.
Great review! Loads of great info great presentation as always! I'll definitely try to make my reviews half as good as this one!
Thank you, appreciate the support!
Super amazing..... No words to appreciate sony....
Bro did you notice any extra wire from the charging port to the SOC? Because sony has a feature that provides power directly from the charger to the chip and cut off the battery while "gaming and charging" so that it doesn't damage the battery and can overclock the CPU a bit. 😱 My mind was blown...
There wasn't any extra wire, but the flex cable that leads to the charger port is very wide, so its possible a line is ran through it or its possible the board is able to redirect the power itself and not charge the battery while gaming.
@@PBKreviews ohoh ya that was very wide or too wide than normal.♥️ amaging inside bro
Xperia 1 II has this feature, not 10 II
@@peterdurum434 i am confusetion 😂
@@MaiONerds yes 👍
My Xperia 10 II stopped working. Thanks to your video I learned how to pull it apart. There were drops of water inside it. So much for waterproofing. I never had it underwater. Hope I can get it working again.
Glad it was of help. Clean out any water and use a tooth brush or something similar to brush off any corrosion around connectors or chips and see if it will work again.
@@PBKreviews Oh my goodness! I didn't see much corrosion (maybe a tiny bit on one connector, so I brushed away. After I reconnected, the power light came on! Progress! We'll see how well it works. I thought it was shorted and done for. Thank you so much!
@@FireStormStudios Glad to hear it, you're welcome
i never heard of this phone and you Tearing down, wow, nice one PBK.
Thanks :)
Quite an useful one! Thanks for the tip about the screen replacement, it's good to know the battery doesn't need to be taken apart for that
My mother broke her screen recently, so we're considering doing the replacement ourselves, especially when they all charges more than 200$ to do it. Smh
You're welcome
Am i blind or is no one covering this phone's review? Why are they sleeping on this ?
Limited availability.
@rrobertt13 stfu kid buy ur stupid chinese xiaomis lmaoo
Unbox Therapy
They are coming.
Phonearena just released they're review calling it one of the best mid rangers available. Good camera, battery and performance for it's price with the only major downside being not having a stereo speaker. The front firing bottom speaker still does its job
GREAT VIDEO!
What kind of adhesive do you use to put it back together?
Thanks! here is a link for the adhesive: www.ebay.com/itm/155010796650?hash=item24175d0c6a:g:u2oAAOSwzgphelH2&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4Gf3O3%2BZKi0bpP6LE0%2BM2DwQZpRYWUOr1tqCEnuTmvnmm5LLyR2DXJypol%2FKekxNcUzCkyZovaW5YB8Ap1cENtIfuYIEHhqgsVTAJMRklKGXtpCsbbodHpyldZbCxNVgC9X2XyHO%2FmyrGdhU9qmjOagdcyCeeS5SKjZlv0gPZfLAfuPka8akuEqnmRKUEPnErGyz%2FFVvhxmau6k96V%2BQ5vTPnr9nGGxpPZ5%2BlirU3%2BXh6OxZ4eKLl1F4fb1L29TLToZkwPfoMS1YiytYVJxhsNbnHG74oP2G7h5XJK9uavI1%7Ctkp%3ABFBM2Lufxr1i
Awesome man.... ❄❄
Thank you!
Damn looks so simple
Ya its a simple disassembly process for this phone
Bro, You do good job and very helpful. I fixed Jack audio flex and screen without service. I learn how It works 👍
Super neat video man, thank you so much for this!
Thanks and you're welcome
Nice work,look easy to disassemble
Thanks!
Tip for anyone following this video: Don't forget to pull the sim tray out or the motherboard wont come out hehe
Yes correct, always have to remove the sim tray. :)
Thanks for the nice breakdown. Could you please tell me what kind of adhesive to use?
SONY 👑
Thanks for the video. Can you tell/show which is the memory (permanent storage, not ram) chip?
Do you have a full video to remove and replace this screen??
Pretty easy battery replacement, compared to mostly newer devices.
Yea, more phones should incorporate easy battery replacements.
Xperia 10 mark 2 is how you pronounce it
Thanks for the heads up :)
@rrobertt13 If thats already too much for you, probably a "SMARTphone" isnt the right thing
for you...or maybe you need a way smarter one than the actually existing ones...
how can this be waterproof ?
I thought that as well when I took the back cover off and how easy it came off compared to most phones.
Do you know where to buy the screen and back panel for this phone ??
Nice one, thanks!!
Thanks, and you're welcome
My xperia 10 II get hot
Where the vibrator motor and small board stands.can u please explain why its happen. Otherwise no heat at the others portions of back side
Hello , to replace the screen , how do you pry it off precisely ?
i need to replace it
thanks by advance
also another little question , pardon my inculture , but i've read that this phone where had an oled 21:9 display , however all of the replacement Screen are LCD , is that concretely the same ( i mean proprietary parts ) ?
The same way as the back plate of the phone. Its held on with adhesive, you would need to heat it up to loosen the adhesive and then you would use tools to help you pry the screen off from the midframe. As for the type of display, its possible aftermarket ones are LCD and not oled but would still work. Quality might not be the same since oled would have deeper colors.
do you give me ask. Can Sony 10 III LCD replace Sony 10 II?
Good thing the headphone jack is an easily accessible module, but you shouldn't have to remove all that stuff just to replace the USB-C receptacle (non-standard too) which is the most common first point of failure. Planned obsolescence is definitely there.
Which company in your opinion is doing better engineering in phone's hardware and assembly? Say, if the flagships are considered.
Based off of my personal experience in using the devices, I have always been happy with Motorola devices. However as far as innovation and such goes, Samsung and others have been ahead in tech options but I personally have never been satisfied with how the hardware and software work together on Samsung devices. But Motorola seems to be upping their game with the cameras and such especially with the edge+. There are many options and brands out there its hard to select just one or two but all comes down to what exactly your looking for, and what that phone can do for you. A lot of the gaming devices are amazing as well when it comes to cooling and other aspects, but if say taking photos is your passion, then gaming phones will probably not be your ideal bet, since most focus more on cooling and gaming aspects compared to the camera's and photo taking experience.
@@PBKreviews thanks for your opinion. My question was more regarding the hardware construction and assembly, materials used internally, etc.
@@PBKreviews Im a pretty careless user and in my experience, Motorola is a great basic phone. It fast probably because there is no funky bloatware, have great battery life, and it is so reliable. GPS seems to be working just fine even after multiple fall. Sony for me is the fancier but a little less reliable Motorola. I dont really like Samsung. Their reliability isnt that consistent. But again, this is my experience with these type of phones. Take it with a grain of salt.
To fast display and Digitizer replacement, after disconnected the cable screen, I have to remove the screen and insert the new screen from the front? Thank you so much
Ya you would basically heat up and pry the old screen off after you disconnect the screen cable and apply new adhesive to the frame and re apply the new screen from the front and re assemble the phone.
Probably the same steps to replace the battery on the Xperia 1 2?
Someone has uploaded a Xperia 1 mark 2 disassembly here if you want to check it out ruclips.net/video/ejW07kQkpPw/видео.html
Best video 👌
Thanks!
my phone sony xperia can't turn on and can't charging, it's can be work if i follow this intstruction?
any advices? replace a new screen (old was broke) switch on but the new screen also black...
Make sure the replacement isn't defective, and that the connector for the display is not damaged either. If you're confident the screen is good then might be an issue with the board.
わかりやすいね
how to detach fluid screen?
my 10 ii's one has broken so i have to replace it
Once you have taken the phone apart as shown in the video, the only thing left to do is heat up the screen from the front, and pry it off. Its held to the frame with adhesive. Then apply new adhesive and re-apply the replacement screen and re assemble the phone.
Hello, I have a question that i really hope you (or maybe anyone who read) can answer..
do you think it will work if I take my main board to another device but different version?
mine is 4/128gb dual sim, I'm planning to buy a secondhand 4/64 single sim version which is the cheapest one I can get from the market..
my device screen is dead coz of water leakage but other than that i think it still works coz it still vibrates when i turn it on and my morning alarm still ringing as usual (and I can't turn it off with dead screen, dang..)
I watched your vid and did the teardown (i was trying to see if there was dirt or something that mess with the components inside) and put it back again.
Power button still vibrate, alarm still ring, but screen still dead, sadly..
anyway, awesome review vid! it's really helpful!
(Sorry for my bad english)
Hi, yes you would be able to move the motherboard from one device to another regardless of the RAM/ROM size or sim capability. The only thing is some region devices have different antenna configurations (most of the time its software related so moving the board shouldn't make a difference) but sometimes its also hardware related where the antenna on the frame and the contacts on the sub board may be different which can cause poor reception or other issues like that.
@@PBKreviews thank you so so so much for answering. hoping for my now useless phone (and all the unbacked up data) alive again.. finger crossed!
Can the usb be disconnected from that flat cable?
no its soldered to it, you would need to desolder it
@@PBKreviews thank you
I bought this smartphone last month and in the last few days after an update to Android 11, it started to show some green lines and squares while playing videos on Whatsapp or Facebook. But RUclips is working perfectly. IDK if it's a problem from the update or some other thing... I don't remember dropped it. Any ideas?
If it's not doing it on RUclips, then I don't think it would be from a drop or else it would do it on everything. Its possible its a software bug. Keep checking to see if they release another update for it or you can contact sony tech team and ask them.
What is the ip rating on this phone?
Ip 65 and 68 both
Yes IP 65 and 68 surprisingly. Considering how easy the back plate comes off. I usually encounter thick and strong adhesive strips on IP rated phones however this one has a think strip around the frame. Guess it does the job :)
@@PBKreviews yup in which country u bought this phone and price?
Got it in the US, around $380
@@PBKreviews okkk thxx
Hi man awesome👍. Can u, pls give me a note on, how to replace the front glass panel for sony xperia 10 ii.
Thanks! Once you take the back plate off, and remove the bottom plastic cover/speaker assembly, then you will have access to disconnecting the screen cable. After doing that, you can heat the front of the phone where the screen is with a hair dryer or heat gun to loosen up the adhesive and then pry the old screen off of the frame. Then apply new adhesive and apply the new screen back to the frame making sure you run the cable through the opening in the frame and re assemble the phone. For adhesive installation, you can check out the video I did on how to apply new adhesive to your smartphone screen.
@@PBKreviews thanks a lot brother 🙏❤️
@@subashananth1535 you're welcome :)
how you got the phone in US?
You can order it online from different sites.
Cool!
Hi i got a problem with my x10 2, i dont have any gsm signal i have openned it and all seems to be ok, the phone works perfectly exept while i put my sim card in...
But i saw on the net that there is 3 antenna parts for the phone but due of its recent manufacture, the information on the net is poor...
And i would like to know wich part i have to change to get my gsm signal back !
Wires are ok, wifi works but GSM+GPS dont, and while i searching for the gsm network it's says "cant found any signal, try later plz"
Hope that you can help me, to chose the good situationnal part for my phone !
Regards
I would make sure the top and bottom plastic covers are screwed down and in place properly as well as the wire or coaxial cables on the side. Also make sure the motherboard/sub board are seated properly and in place since they have contact points which touch the frame for signal. Aside from that not sure what else to look at.
@@PBKreviews Hi thanks for your back ! I dont have check all contact points between the board/elements/frame i have scratch lot(all) of these contact points, coz of oxidation and trying to clean all of it...but it still dont works
Wires are ok, the upper and the bottom plastic covers are perfectly connected.
@@tetiamanamira8130 If you have scraped off the contact points or scratched them up, that could be the problem of the signal issue. You may need to replace the frame of the phone if that is the case.
@@PBKreviews by "scratching" i mean i have "rub" the points softly with a screw driver, to be sure for the conductivity, i havent removed them
Really a glass back? Other reviewers told me it is plastic
Yea its a type of glass not plastic
Thanks for the video! Anyone know where I can find a screen replacement for the Xperia 10 II in the US, or at least in Spain? I have someone that could send me from Spain to US, but I'm not finding anywhere to buy
You're welcome. Not sure can't seem to located any on ebay or amazon.
@@PBKreviews found it on rounded.com, was easy to replace and thanks to you!
@@przoc9404 Oh ok, glad to hear. You're welcome :)
Nice
Thanks!
Anyone knows where to purchase the screen replacement module in Europe? Is any other screen compatible let's say Xperia 10 plus?
There is this one up for sale on ebay from germany www.ebay.com/itm/Sony-Display-LCD-Komplett-Einheit-fur-Sony-Xperia-10-II-2-Gen-100629211-Schwarz/402483354835?hash=item5db5e09cd3:g:8PUAAOSwBxpfgDCR
I need a Sony Xperia 10 ii front facing camera from where can I buy one in my country Bangladesh.
Hi I am not sure, usually sony parts are hard to find.
hello everyone, i need help !! knows website who get sony XPERIA 10 II screen replacement part ? or eventually an other solution ? ( sry for my eng)
Doesn't look like there is any available yet. Maybe contact sony see how much they charge for repair
i can still accept the plastic side frame but the emmc storage is a major turn off for me.
For me the dealbreaker is the missing stereo sound while playing a video. Sony does not active the earpiece speaker on the 10m2! :-(
And say the camera support ois or not
It has DIS (digital) but not 100% sure if it has OIS. Looking at the lens itself and moving the lens itself with a tool, seems like the two 8mp cameras have OIS but I'm not 100% sure. And Sony does not advertise OIS on the Xperia 10 II.
@@PBKreviews kkkk thanks.bro,I means all you teardown phone,and I'm all looks when you teardown a phone...
Thanks for the support
love to see the battery so blocky 👍
I want this mobile can u help me to get it
I thought this phone has a Li-Po battery, not Li-ion?
It is a Li-Po as stated on top left of battery but ya not sure how the labeling of these go. Most batteries on phones say Lithium Ion Polymer so not sure
@PBKreviews edited: I didn't realize you're the one who created the vid 😁....
omg you can read that? It's so small! What I saw is the more obvious one on the lower right. But then again I'm watching from my Xperia Z3 Compact 😂. You're right, how are these things labeled? Why label it with Li-ion if it's indeed polymer?
@@seadra lol ya, not sure
Uses a metal spudger to pry stuff off the motherboard. Smartest thing I ever saw. 😆🤣🙄
Once the battery is disconnected, the risk of any damage is small.
PBKreviews just bad practice.
I don't advise people to do it, but I have been doing it for over 14 years and with thousands of phones and not once had any issue. As long as you know what your doing, you should be fine. At the end of the day especially for the videos, it comes down to what is easiest to use to demonstrate. Plastic tools are much harder to work with for tighter confined spots, and in fact increase the chance of actually breaking the connectors off the board than disconnected the cables. But yes definitely not a good thing to use a metal tool while the battery is still connected but aside from that, the risk is so minimal, the only chance of you damaging anything is if you're in a static environment or if you jab at parts in the phone and physically damage them.
Bro it was not support wireless charging,ha,is that a flagship phone or mid range.
It's a mid range and no wireless charging.
I m in india
this phone have ip68
yes
Why people do this?
So others can see how to take it apart when doing repairs.
He's like a boring version of Zack lol
Very low buget construction! Sad