The video reviews the tear-down of a brand new iPhone 12 Pro, showcasing its internal components and features. The host, JerryRig, begins by discussing the phone's exterior and the magnets located under the back glass. He then proceeds to disassemble the phone, highlighting various components such as the cameras, lidar sensor, and wireless charging coil.
Throughout the process, JerryRig notes the complexity and organization required to repair the phone, criticizing Apple's design choices that make it difficult to fix. He also appreciates the innovative use of magnets in the wireless charging system and the recycled materials used in the phone's construction.
The video concludes with JerryRig customizing the phone with a clear back, showcasing the internal components and discussing the potential environmental benefits of making phones easier to repair.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The iPhone 12 Pro has a stainless steel frame and ceramic shield glass.
2. The iPhone 12 Pro has a series of magnets just below the back glass.
3. The magnets can potentially ruin credit cards unless a shielded wallet is used.
4. The iPhone 12 Pro has a higher level of water resistance, with a rating of IP68 at a depth of 6 meters.
5. The iPhone 12 Pro has a 2,815 milliamp-hour battery.
6. The iPhone 12 Pro has a 12-megapixel main camera with optical image stabilization.
7. The iPhone 12 Pro has a 12-megapixel ultra-wide camera without optical image stabilization.
8. The iPhone 12 Pro has a 12-megapixel telephoto camera with optical image stabilization.
9. The iPhone 12 Pro has a lidar sensor, which is a depth sensor that uses infrared light to measure distances.
10. The lidar sensor is held in place by two screws.
11. The iPhone 12 Pro's motherboard has six screws holding it in place.
12. The SIM card tray has a white water damage indicator sticker.
13. The sticker can be seen from outside the phone by looking into the SIM card tray slot.
14. The iPhone 12 Pro's wireless charging coil is physically tied to the phone's side buttons.
15. The wireless charging coil has 18 smaller, rectangular magnets.
16. Apple claims to use recycled magnets in the iPhone 12.
17. Creating a new smartphone consumes almost as much energy as using a smartphone for an entire decade.
18. Apple has over 1 billion active iPhones on the planet.
19. The iPhone 12 Pro's wireless charging system uses a magnetic attachment system called MagSafe.
20. The MagSafe charger creates a small energy field that the receiving coil can receive.
Note: I excluded opinions and subjective statements from the extraction, focusing only on verifiable facts.