FINE! - I'll build my own Folding Phone! (Worlds Thinnest)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- My new folding phone just arrived... Do it yourself style. Check out the worlds thinnest book style folding phone, the Honor Magic V2 HERE: www.hihonor.co... and huge thanks to honor for sponsoring this video. It's pretty mind blowing how thin and light a flagship folding phone can get! The Honor Magic V2 is just 9.9mm thick and weights only 231 grams! #HONORMagicV2 #IFA23 #HONORIFA2023 #UnfoldTomorrow
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Honestly, one of your most creative videos. I'd love to see more companies supply you with parts to assemble and show off the engineering.
It's not about creativity, just the Chinese sweatshop worker wasn't available that day
@@brandonchutt312 lol
I think sending the phone disassembled was a clever way of Honor to advertise it here without passing the Durability Test. Fooled everyone apparently.
@@brandonchutt312 You want everyone to only buy Fairphone? That is the only phone company not using sweatshop workers.
yeahh hahaah@@ShuAbLe
Imagine buying a phone and having to assemble it like ikea furniture!
This will blow up
imagine having an android 😂
Imagine if he actually reverse the video 😮
@@beaualoevvget a job lil bro
@@beaualoevv😂
Who ever came up with the idea to send you a disassembled phone is genius and should get a nice bonus.
it's just a joke
Jerry did it himslef
@@litan114 what you mean is a joke? the phone is for sale in china and rest of asia and you can but it dismantled!
It was probably a boomer who remembered how much fun at was to get kits( radio/cb/clocks etc) as gifts & put them together.
@@Bagnarolamaybe to bypass the trade embargo?
@@lydiabouza8511 probably, or maybe is just a cool idea to make more sellings
This is actually impressive. Both the fact that the folding phone is so thin and light, and the ease at which you assemble the latest flagship phone without instructions.
Was suffering with major anxiety tonight. Glad I came across this video, by the end I realised it had completely gone away. I was mesmerised by your skill, explanation and vocie. Please do more of these, you've gained a new subscriber.
You got this! Glad I could help.
Wow, what an honour to get a reply from someone with a load of subscribers. You've made my day.
Bend test?@@JerryRigEverything
A stroke of genius by Honor to send you the phone already disassembled! They probably figured you'd break it when testing it, and you would therefore not do a tear down of it, so they made you assemble it first and then break it!
I'm just surprised it came straight from Honor and not from Ifixit lol
My thoughts exactly. It was pretty awesome. My thoughts about Honor (complete disregard about their products) has drastically changed with this video. Kudos
Thank you ❤
I just wrote exactly this as this was my first thought too.😂
@@lordseptomus441 this is how ifixit should sponsor phone reviews after this. just send em the parts and let the reviewers do the job rofl
Would it be fair for him to do a break/bend test with a few screws not in place? Or did they send him a few extra loose screws just to screw with us when it fails a bend test?
Smart move by honor, letting us see the insides before a durability test which it may not have survived.
Definitely this phone will not survive because of its thin body.
shots fired lol
A durability test can be done, but he won't because Honor is his sponsor and the V2 won't survived 🤷
"Forewarned is forearmed." - Proverb
I forgive this one, it's very slim.
A test with the phone folded would be nice though, as that's when damage could appear, like having the phone in the back pocket.
Remember Jerry, if you have leftover screws, it just means you did a better job then the people that engineered the phone 😄
Everything has redundancys and those are important. If planes didn't have redundancys, then the moment something failed, the plane crashes.
@@undertyped1 r/woosh
@@froyo0007 why is it an r/woosh?
@@fckihate69jokesdo you know what r/wooosh is?
Siempre se incluyen más tornillos que los necesarios, porque siempre se pierde alguno.
Honestly love the idea of buying a phone and assembling it yourself. More companies should have this option with a kit to put your phone together at a slightly cheaper price since they won't have to assemble
Actually it's the reverse - they would have to disassemble already assembled phones. The same happens with the Framework laptops - they need to assemble them first to test if they work like they should (and if they even are assemblable in the first place, defects happen) and then if you chose the disassembled version then they have to disassemble them. There somewhere was LTTs video where he has shown the factory of Framework laptops where he also explains this process.
@@daruyami sorta kinda with traditional QC, but in factories like the one where the Raspberry Pis are made, they're automatically tested by a machine that plugs everything in
@@daruyami There are some edge cases where they may be able to salvage the internals from a unit with a busted case or a case from some bricked internals which can save money depending on the circumstance. You are right they almost always have to assemble even those units with salvaged parts first to ensure that the refurbished units built with them actually do work and can be assembled properly now.
@@daruyamiconsider: blaming the customer for false assembly if something doesn't fit!
@@daruyami but they still sell disassembled as cheaper though
It's actually genius. Instead of sending you pre-assembled phones that get destroyed during the tear down, sending you the unassembled parts to assemble them yourself serves the same purpose of the tear downs while still keeping the phone alive. Also as a bonus it's really satisfying to see all those tiny parts come together to make a working phone. Great video.
It's brilliant really
Would be interesting if all smartphone companies would give Mr. Zack their new models like this where he would assemble them 😂
so that they can bypass bend test from his fingers 😅😅
@@johnlucas568he can just make the durability test video after the assembly, you know, the reverse of what he usually does. I think it is pretty cool to see the hardware still in one piece from the inside before actually abusing the hell out of it.
from breaking to building we have from a long way
And it'll turn out to be a no screwed phone
@@SergioEduP can't anybody be sarcastic in comments 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
5000mAh for batteries that thin is honestly ridiculous. Battery tech has come such a long way in just 30 years, I'm really excited for when solid state batteries hit the scene.
Not true. Battery tech didn't move at all compared to phones overall tech.
Battery tech is severely lacking behind current tech lmao are you drunk
@@mggt4684 bait
just give us carbon nanotube batteries that last for days 😢
We need nuclear powered battery.
Whenever Zack has the chance to jab it to Apple he delivers it quite nicely 😅
IKR Yes it makes me happy 😄😎🙌
I’ll be the one guy in the minority to say: it’s getting a little played out. We get it. You don’t like Apple. Even though all these other big companies do the same 💩
@@jlarue6970 no they dont
a lot of companies make good phones, except apple doesnt
they are behind in features, hardware, software, pricing, etc.
@@sys-administrator samsung is good hardware, but bad software and they kinda got themselves stuck in it
but google and some others like motorola and nothing are doing good
@@EvokerKingsamsung and bad software doesnt go hand in hand buddy, it's even better than pixel's software
Honestly this is the most creative way to advertise your phone’s repair ability. Kudos to Honor 👍🏽
I hope this leads to other companies to form a trend like this, to a point where advanced users can assemble phones, themselves, for years to come, absolutely genius, if you ask me!
As a nerd I would kill to be able to do that but warranty liability would like to have a word with us.
Other than that, I would see this as an absolute win since production costs can be reduced by cutting out on assembly. However, this may counter-intuitively not always be the case.
Framework for example, will sell you a diy kit for their laptop where you have to assemble it yourself (or at least populate the barebones parts like storage, ram and networking) but as the somewhat recent factory tour by ltt showed, they still need to assemble, and then in some cases even DISassemble the device in the factory for qa and test purposes, meaning that it actually is more time and resource-intensive to have such a diy offering.
If you actually read all this I sincerely apologize for wasting your time but also thanks, you rock!
@@devnol I feel like warranty liability could work. If we can make desktops from parts that can cost thousands and get warranties, I think we can do so with some phone parts
Nice. Now, could you make me a job 🤣? Day 145 of layoff life haha.
Got you beat by 219 days😅
@@Tha_Real_JackJack oof. Sorry!
@@RyanMercer thanks man! All jokes aside all is good though. We either stand for something or fall for anything…I chose to stand bro!
@@mrcapeguy 🤔 *crickets*
@mrcapeguy only reason you aren't working in a Chinese sweatshop with no rights and making .90 cents a hour is because of striking. Please try not to put your foot in your mouth to defend billion dollar companies 😂
I dont know who came up with the idea for this video but im in awe of Honor actually following through on it! Just hope their iFixit score is as impressive as this suggests!
Once you get the adhesive on, I reckon it's no easier to repair than an average folding phone
Genius marketing move from honour! Hope he will test the durability next 😎😎
Since It's so thin it would probably break pretty easily
@@MAFUDGcry
The bend test the wrong way it will definitely not survive.
@@LambdaMiscellaneouswhat
All these folding phones can all be broken with just a thumb nail I’ve sadly done it Samsung was only willing to charge me for a new screen full price too
Great video idea!
I always thought folding phones were and would stay a joke for the most part but this Magic v2 is kiiiinda beautiful ngl lol. Thoroughly impressed with how thin they've made it to be.
Amazing work zack, please do more videos like this.
why is he called zack? i thought jerry!
Next video: Assembling the cybertruck myself
His name is actually Zack Nelson.@@springi5933
Jerry is the channel his real name is Zack@@springi5933
@@springi5933 As far as I remember jerry is his father, his real name is Zack
This is the most excited I've been about a phone since folding phones initially hit the scene, this is awesome.
The only phone that avoids the durability test.... Smart manufacturers... Already came dismantled.. Awesome resurrection jerry🎉🎉🎉
I'm sure it's coming
@@TGMisKillingTheMiddleClasswaiting
Thank you Zack for being who you are, the world needs more people like you. The most true guy on whole internet, fun, honest and realistic! We all enjoy your videos!
It hurts me every time you poke, stab, scratch, burn, bend and break a phone, knowingly you just test it for durability. I am glad that this time Honor sent you parts to assemble, much peaceful video. Loving it.
DIY definitely brings a new appreciation level to the tech, assembling and recognizing the numerous parts that brings (ideally) a working end result
I fully believe I can DIY anything as long as I have a YT tutorial. That being said, I’m going to break my phone and put it together again. Thanks Mr. RigsEverthing !
I've had my ZFold 4 since launch morning and I love it. I would highly recommend a folding phone as a daily phone. I'd always wanted one since the first model came out back in 2019 and finally got one in 2022. It still blows my mind and I'm not sure I'll ever go back to a traditional single-screen phone
I also own a z fold 4 and love it. But I would not recommend it for most people, it is a really cool and impressive piece of tech but 99% of people would not make any use of the hardware, and would only use it to show off and brag. There is no need for a device on the cutting edge just to mindlessly scroll on tiktok. That said I will probably never go back to single screen phones either.
@@SergioEduP precisely. 4 user also. I highly recommend it but only to people who are 100% sure it's what they want. The price is still up there for a concept that's still working itself out. I'd say we're almost there tho.
Right? I bought Z Flip 3 thinking I'd just try it and if it breaks, it breaks. Wouldn't you know it, damn thing is still going strong after few falls that ended up with scratched edges and daily use. They're much more resilient that they seem.
@tyrannosaurus_x I agree. I've dropped mine pretty good a few times and I haven't scratched either screen or outside and it functions perfectly fine. The 1 issue I had was the built-in screen protector on the inside screen that got airbubbles after 9 months and I removed it with no issues.
@@michaelerdmier1311Same here with screen protector on Z Flip 3. I eventually just removed thinking I'd get a new one eventually but seeing that it works fine and protector wasn't damaged until its removal, I can't be bothered xD
Im not a fan of the company Honor / Huawei but they really struck the perfect idea in sending you a non assembled phone. Knowing that you specialise in destructive teardowns, this finessed you into showing all the technology that makes the phone possible in extended detail and you would be so invested that you dont immediately destroy the phone.
8:13 you were more efficient putting it together 🤣
“actually its 13 pro max but don’t act like you can tell the difference” got me
this is actually a big brain move by Honor, bc almost any foldable will fail ur durability test rn, doing a "unteardown" still showcases it without the bad parts
If they sold it like this (and the parts individually to repair it when necessary), I'd be all over it, especially if they don't lock down the software.
I'm always impress when the turn on, but this one just hits different.
This would be an excellent business model. Buy a phone kit that you have to assemble yourself. It teaches you the inner workings of your phone. Then, if something is ever damaged, you can order that part from the company's website and replace it yourself. And the company could keep innovating new ways to make each part better, faster, etc. and offer an updated part that fits in the same spot that the old part used to, so you can just buy that upgrade instead of having to buy a whole new phone.
This was beautiful to watch Zach! Like everyone else is saying, we absolutely need more assembly videos
Damn cool idea by Honor! Loved to see the result. I bet they sent a few extra screws just to get you confused.😂
That's a cool skill Zack. I myself have that skill. Whenever I disassemble something the screws somehow procreates and upon reassembly I get more than what I disassembled 😉
😂😂😂😂…who doesn’t end up with more screws than necessary after a re-assembly? 🤣🤣🤣
Pov : You fix the 8 minute ad problem and the boring repetitions as THIS PHONE BEAT ...
THIS PHONE IS THE BEST ON THE MARKET...
This is genius and an unique titple
for the ones wondering, princing commes out to about 1200usd or 1650cad ans they seem to only ship in china for now,,, but great product!
Yeah I went to the website but it only allows you to select China as the country you're in. Even with Google translate I don't feel comfortable trying to order but this device certainly intrigued me. I assume it's an international capable?
I think I wouldnt mind more videos of you assembling phones like this ^^
Zack is not slacking, uploading at 2am is quite the move, love the videos!
it’s 10am here
It is about 13:30 here in india
It's 11 and 26 minutes A.M. What are you talking about? /j
Think he's in Cali. It's currently 1:30 there so he uploaded it at 1 AM.
@@shamanllama Most likely he scheduled the upload.
I wonder how the bend test will go. After seeing what happened to the Pixel Fold.
Imagine a chocolate chip cookie then bend it
This is fascinating! To the individuals who have been watching your durability and tear down cellphone videos for years, this should be a viable and marketable cellphone!!! Thanks, once again!!!
This is way better than your tear down videos cause we still get to see all the insides but the device is still working at the end
Cool video, love the idea ❤
But what about the durability test tho? 🤩 I gues we'd all like to see how the thinnest foldable behaves in your hands 🙌🏼
I second that
I actually love this concept of buying a phone pre disassembled. Wish it were a option! It'd make it so much more fun for people like me when your new phone arrives. Just unboxing it and having a pre assembled unit is exiting, yes, because new phone, but it can be boring, missing a personal factor. I myself love to dig around in the guts of phones, and to be able to actually order one and build it yourself would honestly be the cherry on top the unboxing experience is lacking for me.
Can’t wait to see the durability
I've been scrolling through RUclips and find this video. Imagine my surprise when the guy I watched for so long starts speaking in portugues (i am watching from Brazil ). It is amazing that you are trying to allow many more people to enjoy your content. Thanks for doing it.
7:13 JerryScratchesEverything 😂😂
Zack really said, "Fine, I'll do it myself."
That sure would cut the price, if we had a DIY assembly phone. Thanks Jerry for all you do.
Plot twist: they didn't want him to damage and break the phone apart that's why they sent him the phone in parts...
Knowing Zach, that seems more likely
It's truly something new of Zack to build lego folding phone,
Rather than doing durability test on phone & take them apart 😮
So, it looks like you can only buy this for China region but it is available in Yunxia Gold color so there is that... And for those who are curious, ¥8999.00 is equal to $1,241.57 as of 8/21.
They just showed how repairable it is without saying a word!
Certainly going to be interesting to see how this one holds up in the durability test considering how thin it is.
Now let's see if it can survive a durability test.
6:47 That wallpaper and its animation is gorgeous! 🤩
The fact that it's possible to assemble this thing (and therefore repair it) is a huge selling point.
Imagine if they sold them like this to cut cost.
Apple taking notes.
shipping cost and guarantee will be problem
@@andrikurniawan531Besides Apple can't afford to lose their premium brand. DYI is not premium, and will never be.
next week he will test the durability🙃
Maybe he changes his assembly line & parts after rig Test 🤔😉
That was brilliant. Well done them for supplying the phone like that and well done assembling. 5 screws left. They just sent you some spares………. Without saying. Great publicity. 😊
Most interesting video you posted in a while. By far, I mean I watch your content regularly, but imagine a foldable with flagship spec, but the cache is you have to assemble it yourself wow
The modularity and reparability of connectors instead of sothering impressed me.
I did enjoy this video I actually listened n watched it all the way through so when your in need of a WORKER IM AVAILABLE FOR ANY AND ALL SHIFTS
I guess this was more of a reboxing than an unboxing but this was by far the coolest unboxing ever! Shoutout to HONOR for keeping things interesting!
totally love how this starts with assembly. beautiful view of what they've got going on. however....... on the camera side.... i'd rather have a battery thats thick to make the external 'case' flag with the camera tops to double that battery life....
Great video. It is very cool to see a phone that you can self-assemble.
However, the lack of water resistance will prevent me from purchasing it.
Additionally, I would consider the "Thickness" of the phone to include the cameras... since they substantially thicken both of the phones.
this folding phone is the future, slim and light while having the same battery capacity, it's gonna be my next phone for sure !!!
8:03 Exactly! Who doesn't have a few loose screws on their desk after assembling a foldable phone 🤣😅
Whoever brought up the idea at Honor is a genius tbh. And Zach is also a genius for assembling such a delicate device without damaging it
Me ha gustado mucho ver que en lugar de destrozar lo arreglas, así todos hemos podido ver el increíble diseño y lo bueno que es para repararse, ese fabricante que usa una fruta de logo debería tomar nota.
I was very pleased to see that instead of trashing it you fix it, so we could all see the amazing design and how easy is to repair, the fruit logo company should take note.
if I as a consumer could actually just order a phone "kit" and assemble it myself at a significant discount I would 110% do that. I would know the basics of how everything works if something broke and I wanted to fix it myself and I would get it cheaper (minus my time but at that point it would be a planned project)
This was like a modern Bob Ross video. Super soothing, and enthralling to watch.
I already spotted the legendary Casio f91w watch on his left hand...mmmm this is my favourite watch also.....😊
I loved this type of video and I hope more manufacturers will send you phones in parts so you can assemble them yourself!
This also FULLY debunks the whole BS argument from manufacturers that "It's a folding device or It's too thin to be repairable and that's why we can't and won't supply customers with replacement parts." Honor obviously was able to beat the thickness of both of those phones and made their phone easily repairable without any soldering, everything I saw used either ribbon cables or those Low Profile flat "Lego" Plugs. Sure there's soldering in the components, but just like with buying replacement components for a Phone/Laptop/Steam Deck, if a Camera Chip fails, you buy a Camera Assembly and swap that Little PCB Assembly Out, doesn't require de-soldering a Camera and re-soldering a New Camera on to repair the device. Love it, I LOVE everything I've seen so far about it, so long as they sell replacement parts for it. I also wouldn't mind seeing a DIY Option where you buy the phone not assembled for cheaper and save money by assembling it yourself, in my opinion that would make people more comfortable with repairing a small device like this phone if they already had experience with it apart.
Now that’s much better than destructive disassembly
One step forward two steps back and now we are back on track 😂awsm lines
They got tired of seeing you destroy their phones.... So now they are sending you the parts... love it.
Primer 94 proably would have been a good idea on the areas of frame where adhesive will make contact. (ie back panel and screen rim)
"Don't act like you know the difference" got me.
Open the weight machine and put some Leds on the back side of display.
Got my jre knife today. Real premium feel and it’s clear tech. Love it
Top video, great idea to start from the "end"
wish they'd sale phones like this... if it were cheaper I wouldn't mind putting together my own phone.. may not be water proof but it would be amazing to say I built my own phone.
My God man your voice doing this, lol you're like the High Tech Bob Ross ❤️ ty.
Knowing Zach he'll probably still do a durability test on a new phone, and I believe that, in the name of staying unbiased he should. Because no hard feelings towards Honor because the technology is impressive but this can't possibly be durable enough for the majority of people. But that doesn't give away the fact that this might be a small step, but for R2R this is a massive win. Internally this looks (maybe not physically) very solid and the factthat this little stunt just 5 years ago would be unthinkable.
Great move by Honor. Both in the advertisement department but also internally. Embrace the change and lead the movement! 👍
I would love if phone manufacturers would sell disassembled phones for cheaper, but with instructions on how to assemble it, with spare parts available to buy. Kinda like framework does with laptops
Man, Adoro que estos videos tengan opciones de audio, puedo verme el video en el canal original sin perder un solo detalle. Es simplemente grandioso. Más canales deberían utilizar pistas de audio.
Great video as always Zack. Doing videos in this format makes much more sense. Assembling the phone and doing the durability test later. So, it doesn’t matter even if the phone won’t survive the durability test. I hope more companies do this.
Damn, what a great idea! Imagine being able to have the confidence after assembling it to tka eit apart and fix it if anything were to go wrong.
7:30 Metric when measuring thickness but Imperial nonsense for weight
Love this! Now hear me out, might be a bit crazy, buttttt how about trying to build a modern sidekick? With same retro qwerty board and the icon swinging opening and ball scroll wheel.
Now this is the first folding phone to catch my interest. It managed to get rid of the hinge gap and is not to thick compared to non folding phones.
I would absolutely love an option to buy a disassembled phone at a cheaper price and put it together myself. Not only would it be cheaper but I'd also have a feeling of accomplishment as well.
It would be great if phone manufacturers actually made their phones available as kits, I'd certainly like to buy and assemble one
@JerryRigEverything my teacher once told me - if you can assemble it, it works and has missing screws, you did a better job than the engineer behind it -
1:31 "Titanium by weight is lighter than aluminum"
I see no problem here.