LG Nexus 5X is on the market a few days ago, but it’s enough to count on various analyzes, comparative and even traditional takedowns. The iFixit put your tools to work breaking the bowels of Google’s new device, giving a good note.
The gallery below shows the complete disassembly of the new Nexus line device developed Google’s partnership with the Korean LG. And as you can see, the back cover of Nexus 5X is easy to be removed, imitating the Nexus 5 launched in 2013, but without the stickers that existed in the first model.
After removal of back cover to see all antennas are connected and the battery attached by an adhesive, but can also be removed without difficulty. Interestingly, the smartphone has a Qualcomm chip SMB1358 which ensures support for Quick Charger 2.0 even if the manufacturer has left the next feature. Below is the video of the process.
Both in the video as the picture gallery we see that the motherboard is attached for ten Phillips standard screws, while modules such as camera and biometric sensor are connected with contacts easily removable spring. The screen is fused to the glass commonplace in today smartphones. Finally, the note of ease of repair given the Nexus 5X was 7/10. A much better result than the Galaxy S6 (4 points) and HTC One M9 (2 points).
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