iPhone X Teardown! - Screen and Battery Replacement shown in 5 minutes

Watch as I show the teardown of my new iPhone X in 5 minutes. Fix your iPhone yourself with repair guides and parts from iFixit!: Replacing the screen of an iPhone X is a bit more simple than previous iPhones. There is less hardware to transfer over from the broken screen to the new screen. Apple has made things a bit easier with the removal of that fingerprint scanner.
The iPhone X battery replacement is also relatively easy with its magical pull tabs holding it down. It is one of the most uniquely shaped batteries that ive ever seen! Would you ever take apart your iphone 10? let me know!
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