You can watch this without ads on my streaming platform, Nebula! nebula.tv/videos/strange-parts-how-i-made-my-own-iphone-in-china How much did it cost? Answer here: ruclips.net/video/-KucQDXnKws/видео.html
Dude, I've spent a lot of time struggling through things way less complex than this in China. You smashed it. This might be the best thing i've ever seen in my life.
For a tech fan, Huaqianbei is a paradise on earth. I bought an used iPad there, changed the drive from 16 to 32Gb, and the battery. 5 years later, the battery life is still impressive and device runs very well, except it doesn’t support newest os. You can literally have any electronic spare parts you want in that market
@@maxaffe3195 I think it's more likely that the iPad's just found itself to not be part of Apple's format list of support for the next iPadOS updates. Maybe there wasn't any real compromise that had to do with having been purchased in Huaqianbei, or idk maybe there was. Maybe the lack of support for the newer OSs was the compromise, but I feel like that's not the case and it's just Apple being stingy.
Everyone in America used to know how to grind and hustle. But then big business told politicians to eliminate competition from individuals. So politicians made laws that require people to have a sellers license that has so many rules and requirements
From my travels every free market in the world people know how to grind and hustle better than us, I think its the ultimate plan of either the government or the corporations to dumb us down.
I love it how in China you have a lot of small individual shops instead of one giant store, and you can litterally buy anything if you search long enough.
@@Johvon1980for as bad as it can get when it comes to ccp controlled corporations, I think a bunch of small markets would technically constitute more of a free market than having large supermarkets that sell everything
Final cost is about $300 USD according to the merchants in the video. Personally, I think this is not about the money or time he spent on the phone, it's something that he enjoyed to do with it.
dude you if you have the money you can start a small business the fact is that Apple if they find out that someone is building iPhones with like parts from China you are going down fast son !!
I live in Greece and here you can easily fucking have like 5 expert's that know how to fucking build it with the parts and bring parts from China build it here and even if you sell it for 599 or 500 everyone and I mean everyone here is going to buy rich or poor homeless everyone will find a way to buy one
I heard about being able to get custom built android tablets in china. So you can pick and choose all the specs you want. All that at a way cheaper price than you could get at a UK, or US market price of a branded tablet.
Because the trending page is paid for to get to the top based on your region it maybe different based how what companies paid for that region to advertise too
I watched this video about a year ago, and I wish I viewed this much, much sooner. It has since inspired me to fix and repair any broken iPhone, and I have sold and given away a number fully refurbished iPhones in the process. Now, I will never need to buy a brand new phone, ever again! thank you Scotty! 🙏📱👌🏼
you really have to admire the Chinese work ethic in light of the way the modern world has progressed around us all. Everything I see around Shenzen as it is represented in western media (an I'm counting this video in that) shows it to be an ingenious, hard working, well grounded set of people. The guys doing the screen work ~ 9:00 adorn their shop with hard drawn pictures of - i assume - their families, and hand drawn logos of the devices they support, whilst they work with some crazy ingenious tools to fix the problems of the trade. The next scene shows an old man making noodles (i think) and other street vendors. This is a mix of technology, personal stories, and tradition that I just don't see in the West. Love it.
"What's this machine called?" "It removes bubbles, it's a bubble remover." Me: Huh, wonder what the technical name for that machine is. *Shuts door* "REMOVE BUBBLE MACHINE" Well then.
Autoclave? You sure about that? Pretty sure an autoclave would melt that into a bubbling pile of goo... Sure it's not a vacuum chamber with a UV light?
While you could drill a hole in the casing for a 3.5mm headphone jack it would not work with the motherboard as the iPhone 7 was not designed to have one. The software would not be able to understand as IOS 10 on the iphone 7 does not support a headphone jack. With a some work you might be able to make an iPhone 6s in an iPhone 7 body but iPhone 7 hardware and software does not support 3.5mm
This is a wonderful video, not only does it confirm the ability to assemble your own iPhone, though it’s long process but the ramifications of outsourcing. It’s a fact the China produces most the worlds stuff, especially tech, but I’d always expect it to be within a factory but to see an entire market within the city that sells parts says a lot about the world economy. That one clip with all the ladies assembling screens on the sidewalk left me speechless. It’s just crazy to see how much of an effect manufacturing has on China.
What I gathered from this video is how brilliant the Chinese people are. They take any opportunity to make a living off of it. It's truly awe inspiring. Not only that, but they take pride in what they do and their name as a wholesaler. I'm sure they're are some people in China that would take advantage, but I didn't see that in this video. Really cool video!
Out of curiosity, is it possible to build an iPhone 7 with a headphone jack? Serious question, no troll. Like could I take the case of an iPhone 6s and put the internals of a 7 in there with a working head phone jack?
You can probably solder a headphone jack on the connections for it on the lightning port but then you'd lose audio/video output on the lightning port entirely. And the OS may think you have something plugged in all the time, also losing speaker functionality. But idk I don't know how this works, I just snap pieces together to get them to work on my iPhones, not any soldering
This guy started with a bunch of parts, fixed them from broken, assembled it into a perfect phone, added a brand new box. This is literally like the benjamin button of phone stories.
Use Google Maps and drag yourself around the streets. I've lost countless hours doing this. I would be the epitome of the word "tourist" if I ever found myself in China.
mothballjim actually if you search on TaoBao, which is like EBay in China. A fake iPhone would be much cheaper than what he got, and same quality, better get two coz if one broken, it's worthless for you to repair it
iphone parts are mostly ODMs, and the ODM companies mostly from china, and other asian companies, they even use samsung parts.. so yes iphone are made in china
Way ahead on what? This is possible in China only because all the parts are manufactured in China, most of the parts are engineered in the US. There also happens to be a large demand for this stuff in China, while in the US almost everyone has a cell phone already and most people don't bother with assembly themselves to save a bit and would rather just pay for the finished product and spend time on other things. Also the knowledge about tech is in both country and is still only present in specific individuals who have taken the time to obtain it.
Phone customization used to be really popular in the US also back around 2000 with Nokia cell phones. Booths in every mall with customization to antenna, casings, battery, keypads, etc.
Welcome to China！Environmental pollution the government is changing, I hope you like China.In fact, China is not as bad as the media say, and they have a lot of times to hold a black spot without evidence to slander the Chinese government and us.These are all from the robot translator, I am Chinese.
Rifal Dipta There is, but since its illegal its kinda harder to find. But selling parts is not illegal at all, thats why lots of people sell it that way so others could re-assemble them.
It's actually just a Vacuum Chamber... the inherent effect of removing pressure is decrease in temperature, simple Combined Gas Law gives you that conclusion, it's just simpler to say "Bubble Remover" in layman's term.
There should be a little menu at the top right of any sidebar reccomendation when you mouse over it - you can use that to select "not interested" and it should remove the video permanently. The same menu should be available (confusingly) at the *bottom* right of any home screen videos in the RUclips app on mobile. Not hating, just trying to inform 😊
it never works I get the same shit over and over no matter how many times I list not interested and not interested in a channel .... still shows up in side bars and recommendations lol.
Well you can make your own customized phone and other electronics by yourself in here. Just have an idea and order. Even real iphone was made in china. This is a small part. china is doing massive stuff in this field. google is nothing here.Even chinese don't really use youtube much. they have their own youtube. Haha
Asians are really honorable and trustworthy for the most part. In japan groups of drifters have extra parts and its worth thousand laying by the road for other people to use, nothing has been stolen and they have had it for years.
Japanese people are less likely to purchase used goods or non first owner. This is throughout their society from dating, marriage, cars, and housing. They use this idealogy to seperate themselves from east asians and further seperate from south east asian which many still view as sub human.
屏幕screen：37美元 电池battary：4美元 相机模组cammer set：26美元 主板mainboard：74美元 扬声器speaker：11.5美元 外壳shell：22美元 其他零部件others：117.5美元 【others include:注：其他零部件包括iPhone搭载的小型传感器和基带等，除了它，最贵的就是屏幕和主板了】 经过一番计算，after calculate we knows below 我们可知其硬件物料成本约为292美元us$（约合人民币1948元yuan）； sorry about the poor translate all parts and price from shenzhen huaqiang bei ,the same palce in this video
I have the same question How much you spend on: Used Parts (to build the phone) Not used Parts (the ones you bought that you didn't used) Services (like the screen assembly) Great Content, i fix it should sponsor you xD!
The hard part is finding good quality. I, myself buy counterfeit clothes but there's a huge difference in price and quality and I must say sometimes the cheaper ones were better quality. And if you go to China you have to know how to bargain because they will try and upsell you shit for 10x as much but you can work it to a lower price. There's a dude on RUclips who went from a 300 yuan toy to 20 lol
Someone has never bought from Alibaba before... About 20% of the transactions I've done with sellers on there have either screwed up my order or took my money without shipping the item.
RUclips refreshed all watched videos sometime recently. I keep getting recommended videos I’ve watched years ago. Loved this one when it originally came out! I need to catch back up!
The HuaQiangBei is really a haven for electronic geeks. That machine that vacuums and seals the OCA between the cover glass and the Ito. The bubble remover. Those resistors and caps might be 0402 or smaller , you can solder them by hand but like the guy did, you'd need a pretty good microscope and a heat air tool. The PCBA part was amazing and pretty simple and thankfully it worked. The lightning port part was pretty amazing as they're proprietary parts.
If this had been workers in a large factory you would have a different view. China is a huge country with population to match. I'm sure there are many places that would not be very interesting or easy to be in.
Hi Allen. My name is Siru Yuan, I'm a journalist of Shenzhen Economic Daily of China. We are interested in your experience in HuaqiangNorth, and also in how you build stuff. If you are still in Shenzhen, maybe we can have an interview with you? Please let me know if you show interests.
Try emailing Allen with his business email, if he doesn't have one then send him a normal email as he probably checks his email more than his RUclips comments.
What a great video. RUclips is awash with really poor content. This is one of those rare occasions where the content is really interesting. You should pitch your video to someone like the discovery channel, and get a TV show going...
I am Chinese. I am very fond of seeing this. It is true that China has many conveniences. Huge productivity and opportunities have contributed to China's development, but others will not know how much work and the little rewards most Chinese have. I work abroad , but the purchase will choose China.
I am also a Chinese, trained and molded from the semiconductor industry. Lets be honest. you and i know that quality and reliability is always in question, respect to the intellectual property ownership aside. it is high time we make something which is truly in par in terms of quality, reliability and durability out there if we seek to solidify our pride in our products abroad. otherwise we are just going to fool ourselves in the long run.
@@shadowmod3 Honestly, over the last few years Chinese smartphones have been getting more and more popular and I feel like the negative stigma around Chinese products is slowly fading. I have been using Chinese smartphones (Huawei, Meizu, Xiaomi) since 2010 or so, and I remember back then people would look at me like I'm crazy for buying some no-name Chinese phone. And nowadays I'm seeing more and more people opt for Chinese brands, and Huawei (and other brands too) really earned themselves a solid reputation despite the old "made in China" stigma. If Chinese companies keep it up I can only see them growing more tbh.
You guys thought it was a funny joke? or you just straightforward simply misunderstand? He said six-s in English, she replied with Chinese 4s (sounds si-i-si that is very similar to six-s in English). It was just a misunderstanding by languages.
Now, you must try this with newer version of iPhones P.S. Good luck with fixing serial number and auto reboot when it finds microphone is not attached....
Sounds funny because it is chinese style english. If there is such a thing that's made to remove bubble, it would probably named "debubblizer". Having said all that, one should know that bubble remove machine is just a negative pressure machine that draws air out to create vacuum.
literally know nothing about electronics, I took apart my first PS4 to clean it and it never turned on again lol, but these videos are so nice to watch
I remember doing this when the 4s came out... I was young with no money and my dad didn't want to buy me an iphone so I built a 3gs using parts from eBay. success! great video 😱!
I spent around 2 months finding the parts, making the phone, and shooting the video footage, and then another 2-3 months trying to edit the tons of video I shot into a coherant story. I think the parts I actually ended up using cost about $300. But I have well over $1000 in extra parts, tools, and general dead ends. And yes, touch id totally works:)
much more expensive because you only bought 1 piece each. Production companies buy hundred thousands of these which makes them insanely cheap. Loved this video man.
NOW THE REAL QUESTIONS: How much money did you invested for making your iphone? Was it less money or more money than buying a new iphone? And finally, How many gigabytes was the iphone?
I was there thinking I wonder what this machine is. Is it some kind of vacuum chamber or maybe some kind of oven. Then he closes the door and I feel like an idiot. Of course its a Remove Bubble Machine, what else would it be
You spent 9 months staying in China just for making this iPhone? That was too expensive! But this video is so awesome and more valuable than the time you spent! I am a Chinese and I heard from somebody that it is not difficult to create your own business in Shenzhen if you have some good idea for a new electronics product, because you can find every parts you need!
Watch the video, and listen to him talk. This, for him, was not about saving money. It was a project. A curiosity that needed to be put to rest. Regardless of whether he resides in China or the US, if he has the means and the interest, who are you to care? He's doing what he wants with his time and money. You're watching the video, so apparently you are getting something out of his experience as well. There are people who want to buy the latest things (sure, maybe at a discount price), and then there are people who want to satisfy their existent curiosity, and gain knowledge. You seem to be from the former group.
You're lucky people in China are so patient and accommodating with foreigners and broken Chinese. Imagine a Chinese person trying to do this in America with broken English. They would be brushed off before getting out of the airport. True story.
Angelbob77 they get business very frequently lol obviously you don't live there. and they didn't even trick him. the price they asked was actually very reasonable.
I am chinese and I don't really get ripped off like ever, and Idk why businessmen would do that to foreigners if they don't even do it to Chinese. Maybe the place you been to is different, but how do you know there are people being ripped off coz you don't know u got ripped off if you really got ripped off
You can watch this without ads on my streaming platform, Nebula! nebula.tv/videos/strange-parts-how-i-made-my-own-iphone-in-china
How much did it cost? Answer here: ruclips.net/video/-KucQDXnKws/видео.html
China is good
Strange Parts I
Tries to buy a cheap home-made iphone. Surprised when it handles like a cheaper home-made iphone?
Strange Parts por que pones título en español si vas a ablar en ingles
MIGUEL SALAZAR El título se traduce, originalmente estaba en inglés
if you watch it in reverse its about a guy who takes his new phone apart and sells all the pieces to random shops in china
LOL
Wtf XD
Maybe it's exactly what happened.
Then he realized that if he shows it in reverse, than it looks like as if he built one.
thats an idea
no shit
Probably the only iPhone assembled by an american
why isn't this on top?
#trueStory
Antonio Guimarães Neto Looooool
u so funny
you nailed it bro.
Dude, I've spent a lot of time struggling through things way less complex than this in China. You smashed it. This might be the best thing i've ever seen in my life.
For a tech fan, Huaqianbei is a paradise on earth. I bought an used iPad there, changed the drive from 16 to 32Gb, and the battery. 5 years later, the battery life is still impressive and device runs very well, except it doesn’t support newest os. You can literally have any electronic spare parts you want in that market
so in theory you cant easily buy a cheap ipad
@@maxaffe3195 I think it's more likely that the iPad's just found itself to not be part of Apple's format list of support for the next iPadOS updates. Maybe there wasn't any real compromise that had to do with having been purchased in Huaqianbei, or idk maybe there was. Maybe the lack of support for the newer OSs was the compromise, but I feel like that's not the case and it's just Apple being stingy.
*can
Can u change like gpu and cpu?
@@damiangherbali6958 Apple products are unfortunately a bit too locked down to do that.
the guy in the repair shop was actually so accurate and precise when he was rebuilding the screen.A small repair shop has defeated apple's apple care
xD Sad but true
Apple* not apple. Use capital letters when you're supposed to please.
@@MetroVerse ouu sick burn.
@@MetroVerse it's youtube numb nuts nobody gives af about spelling or grammar.
The China
People in China are real af. They know how to grind and hustle.
Trap Music NOW. there's many people around the world who know how to grind n hustle
Trap Music NOW. U are stuiped ,fool man ,know nothing about this world
Everyone in America used to know how to grind and hustle. But then big business told politicians to eliminate competition from individuals. So politicians made laws that require people to have a sellers license that has so many rules and requirements
yup regulations have killed american ingenuity. wish these libs understood, maybe after seeing this they may be enlightened.
From my travels every free market in the world people know how to grind and hustle better than us, I think its the ultimate plan of either the government or the corporations to dumb us down.
Did you pre-order the new iPhone 8? "Nah dawg I flew to China and made my own"
mah nigga
oh my god
LOL
LOL
Fancy Seeing you here Mondo xD
8:04 love the fact that the machine literally says „remove bubble machine“
Man, I LOVE such straightforward naming. Far better than abstruse jargons that deliberately obfuscates.
@@cosmoobserver3416 you became the very thing you swore to destroy!
You can easily tell that repair shop has experience with 3d printed parts
I love it how in China you have a lot of small individual shops instead of one giant store, and you can litterally buy anything if you search long enough.
All these people self employed but in a way working together to recycle goods.
communistic agenda to destroy the American free market.... Walmart, Amazon, etc...
Same here in Paraguay.
@@Johvon1980for as bad as it can get when it comes to ccp controlled corporations, I think a bunch of small markets would technically constitute more of a free market than having large supermarkets that sell everything
@@MakerManXironic howthe CCP is doing free market better than the good ol free United States.
china got the most randomest items and got a full store dedicated to it. thats dope
Poudii love your channel poudii
didnt think you would watch shit like this poudii
SOLAH PING
I loved the part when he needed the mini things that made the click sound/feel for the volume buttons "Oh, you need this!" Hahaha
Poudii after i seen this i want to live there
Final cost is about $300 USD according to the merchants in the video. Personally, I think this is not about the money or time he spent on the phone, it's something that he enjoyed to do with it.
he can technically sell it for 400
Haha Wa I would not sell it
Haha Wa you could literally do this as a business
dude you if you have the money you can start a small business the fact is that Apple if they find out that someone is building iPhones with like parts from China you are going down fast son !!
I live in Greece and here you can easily fucking have like 5 expert's that know how to fucking build it with the parts and bring parts from China build it here and even if you sell it for 599 or 500 everyone and I mean everyone here is going to buy rich or poor homeless everyone will find a way to buy one
Apple: iPhone out of stock
Him: fine, I’ll do it myself
true haha
Me: mom, i want new iphone.
My mother:
@@windowsvista1851 your mum gives you professional repairs you should be glad
@@orca7134 your mum is ...
@@aykudddddd you:
the point:
I love the fact that this is his first video on his channel and it's already on trending.
He deserves it though. :)
2.7 million views and 48k subscribers wtf
I'm absolutely mind blown. You gained 75,000 subs and over 4 million views on your first video ever alone! Congrats man!
If he keeps up that AMAZING content he'll probably end up with 10m+ subs and only 50 videos XD
Well it took him 2 months... so I guess worth it, and also he deserves it!
good video
Most subs I saw on a channel with 1 vid, wow.
Reviews N' Stuff What about the first RUclips video
People of China, hats off.
Shenzhen is awesome
Thanks for the video dude
Lucas Rodmo i am Chinese
Tony Chen ok Ling
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lucas Rodmo F.
"I really like Apple engineering its so easy to repair their phones" aged like milk
was already 50 year old milk when this was made
@@theairaccumulator7144 yea lmao
lol
IPHONE 12 NOPE THERE NOW MAKING IT HARD TO FIX AND REPAIR
Yes it's true iPhones aren't that hard to repair but with the iPhone 12 they completely destroyed 3rd party repair shops
China is now really an amazing place, where anything can be made, anything can happen, anything can be quite easy....
J. Lee it's easy if you know where to get.
J. Lee No is much expensive that ten years before
I heard about being able to get custom built android tablets in china. So you can pick and choose all the specs you want. All that at a way cheaper price than you could get at a UK, or US market price of a branded tablet.
Yap, only if you live in big cities(with money). There are lots of poor outside the cities.
Next time make a 3 d printer and print an army of cellphone robots!!!
I probably saw some of my Ebay sellers
nuri al xD
nuri al best of the day 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😋😋😂
hahahananha
lmfao
xD man ur killing me
How is a 15 second burger King ad #1 on trending and not this?
Dru Iglesia because this guy is making an iPhone it would be a lot more interesting if someone made an Android device
Dru Iglesia lol wherever your from u got some weird trending page
Dru Iglesia Because as a repairman this is so frustratingly cringey to watch lol.
Some Guy refresh your page
Because the trending page is paid for to get to the top based on your region it maybe different based how what companies paid for that region to advertise too
Revisiting a master piece. Ah, the good old days.
"remove bubble machine" - that sign made me laugh so hard :D
LMAO
It is a direct translate from Chinese.
i think it should be called "Bubble remover".
People talking bout wasting time and shit.. this dude gained knowledge. Now who's wasting time here?
absolutely right
It still is a waste of time n shit. all of those parts he installed are Fake Aftermarket Products. Those are Not OEM.
Agreed
yep that is right, I enjoyed the video a lot and I just wish I had the time and money to do the things he does..
Exact-reee
1 Video upload - 4.3 Million views - 79k subs!
GOOD START!
I watched this video about a year ago, and I wish I viewed this much, much sooner. It has since inspired me to fix and repair any broken iPhone, and I have sold and given away a number fully refurbished iPhones in the process. Now, I will never need to buy a brand new phone, ever again! thank you Scotty! 🙏📱👌🏼
How you learned to do that, or you already had experience’s?
take the phone to an Apple store and see what happens
Jeffrey Kim indeed
It's just like a normal iPhone though...
I know but see if they will service it
maybe u can exchange a new iPhone
Jeffrey Kim each hardware has an unique id,so apple know that it's an unusual iphone
you really have to admire the Chinese work ethic in light of the way the modern world has progressed around us all. Everything I see around Shenzen as it is represented in western media (an I'm counting this video in that) shows it to be an ingenious, hard working, well grounded set of people. The guys doing the screen work ~ 9:00 adorn their shop with hard drawn pictures of - i assume - their families, and hand drawn logos of the devices they support, whilst they work with some crazy ingenious tools to fix the problems of the trade. The next scene shows an old man making noodles (i think) and other street vendors. This is a mix of technology, personal stories, and tradition that I just don't see in the West. Love it.
that old man was making candy actually, he pulled it so that air enters and after the candy is cut into pieces, they become crunchy :)
And at the end he pays 480¥ or 4$ here. Thats crazy.
thanks for correcting.. totally wasn't sure, but it must have been tasty judging by the way the kid was looking on! :)
+Rey Co. Beats You're pertaining to the Japanese Yen. 480CNY costs about 70USD.
Sheppo so true man
OOoo, the good old times....Rubbing up to people, supper busy escalators...
evil Duck you surfing through old videos during quarantine too bro lol
Jesus Mendez us too lol bro
@@jesusmendez1663 same here bro
I miss the outside too bro.
Same here lol
While most, if not all, parts seem to be from disassembled iPhones, it's still quite interesting - especially from the recycle/reuse aspect.
"What's this machine called?"
"It removes bubbles, it's a bubble remover."
Me: Huh, wonder what the technical name for that machine is.
*Shuts door*
"REMOVE BUBBLE MACHINE"
Well then.
I literally read this comment just as they were saying that.
USApatriot30 same. and i randomly skipped forward to this part too
It's called an autoclave
i know I was laughing so hard at that
Autoclave? You sure about that? Pretty sure an autoclave would melt that into a bubbling pile of goo... Sure it's not a vacuum chamber with a UV light?
You could make an iPhone 7 with a headphone jack
محمد القحطاني lol
While you could drill a hole in the casing for a 3.5mm headphone jack it would not work with the motherboard as the iPhone 7 was not designed to have one. The software would not be able to understand as IOS 10 on the iphone 7 does not support a headphone jack.
With a some work you might be able to make an iPhone 6s in an iPhone 7 body but iPhone 7 hardware and software does not support 3.5mm
Genius 😂😂😂
what why dont i understand
Not unless you want to drill a hole in a 7 case
just imagine being an electronic engineer, living in that city. No time for sleep!
HALE IRWIN heaven 😍😍
💖❤️🔥
No jobs and if you find one you will starve.
HALE IRWIN I couldn't. I'd die of exhaustion from overwork. I'd lose my mind with the things I would conjur up.
Yeah I've a true dream ,,,
"@Tech burner" has copied your content, even using the same model, the 6s,
Right bro 😂
This is super cool. Loved it.
What's Inside? HEYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
well it's kind of an opposite of your channel : )
What's Inside? Can you guys cut open a pebble watch?
What's Inside? Hi whatsinside!!
What's Inside? I LOVE YOU GUYS
This is a wonderful video, not only does it confirm the ability to assemble your own iPhone, though it’s long process but the ramifications of outsourcing. It’s a fact the China produces most the worlds stuff, especially tech, but I’d always expect it to be within a factory but to see an entire market within the city that sells parts says a lot about the world economy. That one clip with all the ladies assembling screens on the sidewalk left me speechless. It’s just crazy to see how much of an effect manufacturing has on China.
This just might be the coolest video I've seen on RUclips it a long time
What I gathered from this video is how brilliant the Chinese people are. They take any opportunity to make a living off of it. It's truly awe inspiring. Not only that, but they take pride in what they do and their name as a wholesaler. I'm sure they're are some people in China that would take advantage, but I didn't see that in this video.
Really cool video!
To be honest, this is how China should make their fake iPhones, and not just android phones with an iPhone shell and an iOS skin.
Wise Beard Man Hola
Jonathan Doe, because of huge subsidies and payoffs.
Wise Beard Man this video makes me what to learn Chinese!
Going to a Chinese mobile phone repair school seems like the best cheap, practical electronics education you can get :)
haha, you can come study, and we do business together.
When Conavirus ends, I will be in Shenzhen to make my iFridge.
Saeed I’ll be assembling my own perapod
Hell yeah Me too.😈
HD Skills you must be brave more than Jesus to predict that.
you guyzz r really going 2 china after this.....
@Arda Kara true
Salute to this guy, he just entertained us with this vlog that has so much plot than the variety shows I have watched
Out of curiosity, is it possible to build an iPhone 7 with a headphone jack? Serious question, no troll.
Like could I take the case of an iPhone 6s and put the internals of a 7 in there with a working head phone jack?
BASSFZz the os may not be compatible with the headphone jack
You can probably solder a headphone jack on the connections for it on the lightning port but then you'd lose audio/video output on the lightning port entirely. And the OS may think you have something plugged in all the time, also losing speaker functionality. But idk I don't know how this works, I just snap pieces together to get them to work on my iPhones, not any soldering
BASSFZz It would be possible, but iOS might not support a headphone jack. But If it did, it wouldn't be incredibly hard to make it work
doubt it
No it's not possible. They eliminated the space inside for the headphone jack, and no leads inside can be used for it
The smile on his face was priceless when he placed the Phone into the box
This guy started with a bunch of parts, fixed them from broken, assembled it into a perfect phone, added a brand new box. This is literally like the benjamin button of phone stories.
bro i have 8+ icloud i want to replace another motherboard ? shall this work perfectly ?
some people said it wont it will have some budged issues ?
This video ACTUALLY inspired me to do the same thing - also built an iPhone 6s from parts, and I actually use it :)
Can I get help?
@@Korrc4 , yeah, what do you need to help with?
@@TechDeviceFixerCZ Where can I find out what parts I need?
(I will be purchasing the DSP and motherboard fully assembled.)
This may be annoying, but where did you get the tutorial?
Holy shit Shenzhen looks like a fun place
It's a total blast:)
Probably not for a lot of the people living there...
Use Google Maps and drag yourself around the streets. I've lost countless hours doing this. I would be the epitome of the word "tourist" if I ever found myself in China.
Asia is a blast
Those marketplaces look really underground-y, yet seem to be filled with talented people!
The main question is how much did it cost in total to make??!
It says about half of what it would cost new in the US.
mothballjim actually if you search on TaoBao, which is like EBay in China. A fake iPhone would be much cheaper than what he got, and same quality, better get two coz if one broken, it's worthless for you to repair it
300$ according to the Verge.
He spent $1000, but didn't use all the parts he bought. Source: news beat
$300 according to him on his twitter account. but he spent over $1000 including the parts he bought he didnt need.
it's the remove-bubble machine 3000
Bastien Bolafeld removebubblemachin-inator
Also called a pressure chamber. :p
its an autoclave
you must be psycic! I was just abou tto play Thimbleweed Park when i read your comment
you killed me with that one hahahahahah
who still watching 2024 here
Me
I watched it when it released. Rewatching is a treat
😂
🙋♂️
27.12.2024;)
I guess you could say the phone was "made in china"
Stiv Critter American version iPhone made in China,is it surprised？
Stiv Critter All iPhones are made in China...
Stiv Critter I was literally going to say that and I was thinking about thatXD
handyyMandy __ no the materials are not made in China. It is assembled in china
iphone parts are mostly ODMs, and the ODM companies mostly from china, and other asian companies, they even use samsung parts.. so yes iphone are made in china
The patience this must of took is insane. Nice video.
*This is mind fucking blowing, China is way ahead*
Way ahead in counterfeits, knockoffs, black markets, and generally pretending that international patents and trading laws don't exist, yes!
I know, the knowledge they have about the tech is crazy too.
Way ahead on what? This is possible in China only because all the parts are manufactured in China, most of the parts are engineered in the US. There also happens to be a large demand for this stuff in China, while in the US almost everyone has a cell phone already and most people don't bother with assembly themselves to save a bit and would rather just pay for the finished product and spend time on other things. Also the knowledge about tech is in both country and is still only present in specific individuals who have taken the time to obtain it.
Phone customization used to be really popular in the US also back around 2000 with Nokia cell phones. Booths in every mall with customization to antenna, casings, battery, keypads, etc.
Caleb Wagner what are you talking about ?
how could i have missed this video for 7 Years
This Guy: this is not iphone, it's
my-phone
That joke was terrible.
Thulane Sitoe typical joe
My phone exists in the ph
@Thulane Sitoe whos joe
@@acility2304 actuallly, it is a real phone in the ph hahah
I just love how chill the shop owners are there. They always look like they are having a good day. I'd love to go to China
SJBThe4th the air pollution is a problem tho.
Welcome to China！Environmental pollution the government is changing, I hope you like China.In fact, China is not as bad as the media say, and they have a lot of times to hold a black spot without evidence to slander the Chinese government and us.These are all from the robot translator, I am Chinese.
@@insaneinthemembrane383 *communism too*
@@garrybug907 no it isnt
@@miko8732 *yes it is* *russian boi*
I don't know why i'm so amused now to go to china to make iphone 7 plus...
parts for older generation are easier to find, so iphone 6s will be much easier to build
I Hope there's a seller who'd make an iphone from refurbished components and sell it for cheap... Hahahahha, I'd like to buy it
Rifal Dipta There is, but since its illegal its kinda harder to find. But selling parts is not illegal at all, thats why lots of people sell it that way so others could re-assemble them.
where u going to get the logic board for 7S ?
TheAmoscokkie 7 Plus? It's already out you could get one
I think I’ve seen this video at least 3 times and it never bores
found this video to be thoroughly entertaining as well as educational. Saw it's your first vid, keep going, you're brilliant.
Gotta give credit to all the people who helped him make it. They're brilliant.
It's a bubble remover
"Remove bubble machine"
lmao
IKR i was laughing as well
I laughed so hard hahha
It's actually just a Vacuum Chamber... the inherent effect of removing pressure is decrease in temperature, simple Combined Gas Law gives you that conclusion, it's just simpler to say "Bubble Remover" in layman's term.
We know what it does, it's just funny
Maciej G. That makes it even funnier cause it means they put the sticker on there themselves XD
I'll watch this video if it promises to stop showing in my recommended
There should be a little menu at the top right of any sidebar reccomendation when you mouse over it - you can use that to select "not interested" and it should remove the video permanently. The same menu should be available (confusingly) at the *bottom* right of any home screen videos in the RUclips app on mobile. Not hating, just trying to inform 😊
it never works I get the same shit over and over no matter how many times I list not interested and not interested in a channel .... still shows up in side bars and recommendations lol.
That means I have to do something to prevent it :D
But I liked the video, very wow and educational
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
CombraStudios same..
This legend's video still exists on my RUclips recommend.
China is no joke. They really can do it all.
Well you can make your own customized phone and other electronics by yourself in here. Just have an idea and order. Even real iphone was made in china. This is a small part. china is doing massive stuff in this field. google is nothing here.Even chinese don't really use youtube much. they have their own youtube. Haha
Decathlon I’m from china,thanks for your real talk.hahaha
@@quanz8784 Hahaha.
@@quanz8784 china no one 👍salute
Norman Tran Made in China 😊
*I want to visit China more than ever now*
bloody tomato Tomaao' how do you type with black letters?
Ivan Golitsyn use( * ) before and after the word . like *this*
bloody tomato *bruh*
they will charge you the 10x, if you are a tourist.
bloody tomato welcome
Asians are really honorable and trustworthy for the most part. In japan groups of drifters have extra parts and its worth thousand laying by the road for other people to use, nothing has been stolen and they have had it for years.
Japanese people are less likely to purchase used goods or non first owner. This is throughout their society from dating, marriage, cars, and housing. They use this idealogy to seperate themselves from east asians and further seperate from south east asian which many still view as sub human.
FretFella Gaming not all :/ i got tricked when bought some camera xD
Seller : 320
Strange parts : ok.
Collin abroadcast : I can do 50
屏幕screen：37美元
电池battary：4美元
相机模组cammer set：26美元
主板mainboard：74美元
扬声器speaker：11.5美元
外壳shell：22美元
其他零部件others：117.5美元
【others include:注：其他零部件包括iPhone搭载的小型传感器和基带等，除了它，最贵的就是屏幕和主板了】
经过一番计算，after calculate we knows below
我们可知其硬件物料成本约为292美元us$（约合人民币1948元yuan）；
sorry about the poor translate all parts and price from shenzhen huaqiang bei ,the same palce in this video
so roughly 280 U.S. dollars? That's not too expensive.
Not at all! Less than half the retail price of the phone.
Plus the time and work? I would rather buy a new one from the store.
didn't he pay 480Y (62€) for the complete screen?
Cynical Possum Yes he did
I bet being a big place you could find better deals though.
One of the most entertaining video I've watch on RUclips....
Kengo Goto same
Kengo Goto same i was like "This is even possible?!?"
One question, how much did it cost?
Blind from what I'm seeing, max 100dollars. could be lower if he negotiated..
The screen and all that stuff by itself cost him 70 dollars. I'm sure the entire thing cost him more than 100.
Blind $300
Derek what he made now , will it have ogival support of the apple ?
Ricky L Bennett Jr it's funny how stupid you are since China doesn't use dollars. 480 Chinese money is much lower then you think
I've seen a few of your past videos but this is the one that made me subscribe. Amazing content.
what is the final cost ?
thumbs up that he can see it
I have the same question
How much you spend on:
Used Parts (to build the phone)
Not used Parts (the ones you bought that you didn't used)
Services (like the screen assembly)
Great Content, i fix it should sponsor you xD!
Realy interestead also about the final cost!
But why build one if it is going to cost more or time building it if it is cheaper to just buy a used one
that was actually around $70 USD
yeah you changed it from japanese yen not chinese yen
everyone who buys from china knows that they are not scammers, best customer service around the internet!
The hard part is finding good quality. I, myself buy counterfeit clothes but there's a huge difference in price and quality and I must say sometimes the cheaper ones were better quality. And if you go to China you have to know how to bargain because they will try and upsell you shit for 10x as much but you can work it to a lower price. There's a dude on RUclips who went from a 300 yuan toy to 20 lol
True, I'm surprised by the quality and customer service after buying some watches.
ronskiman23 you kidding me? i have gone from 2000 yuan for a watch to 30 thats nothing
Someone has never bought from Alibaba before... About 20% of the transactions I've done with sellers on there have either screwed up my order or took my money without shipping the item.
lol... I dont think so... or you dont know how to buy to authorized sellers... but there is not a chance that 1 in 5 orders fail
and i keep failling at placing a screen protector...
Lol
lol ！come to china , and ask some one do for 2$
The same here hahahaaaa
Lol
Use flat iron in removing the bubbles
Very good job 😎
Thanks Brian!
RUclips refreshed all watched videos sometime recently. I keep getting recommended videos I’ve watched years ago. Loved this one when it originally came out! I need to catch back up!
The HuaQiangBei is really a haven for electronic geeks. That machine that vacuums and seals the OCA between the cover glass and the Ito. The bubble remover. Those resistors and caps might be 0402 or smaller , you can solder them by hand but like the guy did, you'd need a pretty good microscope and a heat air tool. The PCBA part was amazing and pretty simple and thankfully it worked. The lightning port part was pretty amazing as they're proprietary parts.
Ah the famous remove bubble machine
What??
I have that at home😊 just make it by myself
I think that machine is a simple vacuum machine
Australium Toothpaste always the standard in every repair shop.....lol
@@sal_strazzullo Its an autoclave
China is suddenly a lot more interesting to me
isnt it?heheh
FirecatFlameKing I've always thought it was interesting but you have to be careful where you go and who u talk to.
If this had been workers in a large factory you would have a different view. China is a huge country with population to match. I'm sure there are many places that would not be very interesting or easy to be in.
FirecatFlameKing hahahahaha
Amazing comment
The electronics hardware market in modern China is the most interesting place for geeks
ahhh watched this when i was 10 , almost 18 now lol , good old times
China is full of talented people thats why it is developing so fast. love to china from Nepal
哇好尴尬上面的。。。love u too
He'sGoingOverThatCliff AUGH are u indian
JBPods azul son of bitch
but underpaid
Love u too but in america
I put these same exact parts together on Ebay. It's $300 for anyone interested.
LINK?
Link?
but your fingerprint scanner works?
No it wont work.
Yes it will
Hi Allen. My name is Siru Yuan, I'm a journalist of Shenzhen Economic Daily of China. We are interested in your experience in HuaqiangNorth, and also in how you build stuff. If you are still in Shenzhen, maybe we can have an interview with you? Please let me know if you show interests.
Are you sent by Cook? :)
Yuan Siru 。。。。。顶一下
Neo Yang
Try emailing Allen with his business email, if he doesn't have one then send him a normal email as he probably checks his email more than his RUclips comments.
You work for madam Gao?
I'm impressed how well you navigated your way through that
What a great video. RUclips is awash with really poor content. This is one of those rare occasions where the content is really interesting. You should pitch your video to someone like the discovery channel, and get a TV show going...
tv is dead. RUclips is the future. It happens here now.
Raphael Aguirre true I spend more time watching videos on RUclips then watching TV everyday lol
I don't even have a TV anymore....
I am Chinese. I am very fond of seeing this. It is true that China has many conveniences. Huge productivity and opportunities have contributed to China's development, but others will not know how much work and the little rewards most Chinese have. I work abroad , but the purchase will choose China.
I am also a Chinese, trained and molded from the semiconductor industry. Lets be honest. you and i know that quality and reliability is always in question, respect to the intellectual property ownership aside.
it is high time we make something which is truly in par in terms of quality, reliability and durability out there if we seek to solidify our pride in our products abroad. otherwise we are just going to fool ourselves in the long run.
Screw Apple.. Gimme a Huawei Mate anytime. No, i’m not either Chinese nor American,just a regular consumer.
@@shadowmod3 Honestly, over the last few years Chinese smartphones have been getting more and more popular and I feel like the negative stigma around Chinese products is slowly fading. I have been using Chinese smartphones (Huawei, Meizu, Xiaomi) since 2010 or so, and I remember back then people would look at me like I'm crazy for buying some no-name Chinese phone. And nowadays I'm seeing more and more people opt for Chinese brands, and Huawei (and other brands too) really earned themselves a solid reputation despite the old "made in China" stigma. If Chinese companies keep it up I can only see them growing more tbh.
Who read this with a chinese accent?
0:55 ".....6s?"
"sex?"
"6s" xD
she was giving him a hint but poor guy was too busy with his 6s build up, nerds these days...
(jk)
my laowai friend, she was saying 4s in Mandarin
He said "six s",it's similar to "si s",which means "4 s" in mandarin.
You guys thought it was a funny joke? or you just straightforward simply misunderstand? He said six-s in English, she replied with Chinese 4s (sounds si-i-si that is very similar to six-s in English). It was just a misunderstanding by languages.
what you hear "sex" is the number "four" in Chinese.
Now, you must try this with newer version of iPhones
P.S. Good luck with fixing serial number and auto reboot when it finds microphone is not attached....
This is like a inverted unboxing! usually you bought a phone, take it out the box, use it, broke it, toss it away. You did exactly the opposite!
took from trash, repaired it, used it, put it in a box and sold.
Custom Built iPhone 6S.
Made in China
Made by an American
The Zombie Block hahha
One of a kind, collector's edition, production video included, cost: $$$$$$
The Zombie Block (insert ironic comment here)
thanks trump?
We were good until it was assembled by an American...
7:57 lol it literally says "remove bubble machine" lol XD
lol, I saw that as well, made me laugh
How To Make Sushi love your vids
I don't get what's funny. Not trying to be a smarass or anything. Just wondering
Sounds funny because it is chinese style english. If there is such a thing that's made to remove bubble, it would probably named "debubblizer". Having said all that, one should know that bubble remove machine is just a negative pressure machine that draws air out to create vacuum.
I don't think is funny. Speak other language is not that easy be respectful
literally know nothing about electronics, I took apart my first PS4 to clean it and it never turned on again lol, but these videos are so nice to watch
I remember doing this when the 4s came out... I was young with no money and my dad didn't want to buy me an iphone so I built a 3gs using parts from eBay. success! great video 😱!
So do you currently use the iphone
oh, it was a long while ago that i used it, I dont even remember how I lost it. now using LG G5
How did you get the os
206robert206 it was already in logic board
shenzhen is the best place in the world for any electronics parts you can find any thing there
yep, it's most developed area in china
Really enjoyed your video!
How much did it cost you and how much time did you spend on the project in total? Also did touch ID work?
I got the SAME questions!
I spent around 2 months finding the parts, making the phone, and shooting the video footage, and then another 2-3 months trying to edit the tons of video I shot into a coherant story.
I think the parts I actually ended up using cost about $300. But I have well over $1000 in extra parts, tools, and general dead ends.
And yes, touch id totally works:)
Strange Parts so if you did it again you could do it with all the new knowledge for ca. 400 $ or so
much more expensive because you only bought 1 piece each. Production companies buy hundred thousands of these which makes them insanely cheap. Loved this video man.
Your video was awesome! it was fun to watch you having fun! Now we all want to go to China! Will you be our tour guide?
這才是一種真正的RUclipsR精神.
Huh
NOW THE REAL QUESTIONS: How much money did you invested for making your iphone? Was it less money or more money than buying a new iphone? And finally, How many gigabytes was the iphone?
jesus Labandelo It was 16 gigs read the description
16
jesus Labandelo $300 for the complete build
jesus Labandelo the iPhone 6 is about £500 - £600. And the cost to make is about £200-£300
Just about anything costs less in the in the end if you can make it yourself instead of buying it.
"REMOVE BUBBLE MACHINE"
I was there thinking I wonder what this machine is. Is it some kind of vacuum chamber or maybe some kind of oven. Then he closes the door and I feel like an idiot. Of course its a Remove Bubble Machine, what else would it be
I want that machine
its amazing isnt it..
IT IS CALLED 除泡机 除 means get rid of, 泡 means bubble, 机 means machine OK
What if you put bobba tea in it? Would the bobba just disappear from the tea?
You spent 9 months staying in China just for making this iPhone? That was too expensive!
But this video is so awesome and more valuable than the time you spent!
I am a Chinese and I heard from somebody that it is not difficult to create your own business in Shenzhen if you have some good idea for a new electronics product, because you can find every parts you need!
Greg Chen -i mean its his time and money so-
Greg Chen He originally lives there... And sometimes comes to USA
Watch the video, and listen to him talk. This, for him, was not about saving money. It was a project. A curiosity that needed to be put to rest. Regardless of whether he resides in China or the US, if he has the means and the interest, who are you to care? He's doing what he wants with his time and money. You're watching the video, so apparently you are getting something out of his experience as well. There are people who want to buy the latest things (sure, maybe at a discount price), and then there are people who want to satisfy their existent curiosity, and gain knowledge. You seem to be from the former group.
14,000,000 views = roughly 14,000$
Who does that?
How different was the world 4 years ago, without a pandemic, without viruses, a normal world.
Probably now they should start selling DIY iPhone kits for teens 😂😉
Bhrigu Bharadwaj Pant i agree with u
I would build a 250GB 8 Cored iPhone 9A ( I think it's impossible. )
You're lucky people in China are so patient and accommodating with foreigners and broken Chinese. Imagine a Chinese person trying to do this in America with broken English. They would be brushed off before getting out of the airport. True story.
It's a double standard my friend. One that really sucks but it's life.
Angelbob77 they get business very frequently lol obviously you don't live there. and they didn't even trick him. the price they asked was actually very reasonable.
mrtreeleaf generalization of the year
I am chinese and I don't really get ripped off like ever, and Idk why businessmen would do that to foreigners if they don't even do it to Chinese. Maybe the place you been to is different, but how do you know there are people being ripped off coz you don't know u got ripped off if you really got ripped off
mrtreeleaf We'll see if they will be just as patient when there will be just as many foreigners in China, as there're right now in the US!
Everything is possible in china
Offical Everything Guy only the everything is made out of paper there
China number one
Except the censorship-free internet and the freedom of speech.
GTI8855 Have u been China before. if not please go . u will be amzed what u got worry understanding about China
GTI8855 loool vpn? If you have money you can do everything that's more like it