sensor tech to the main camera sensor of all NUMBER_TOKEN variants you can see the four large magnets that manipulate the sensor inside of the lens and on the sensor side there are little copper pads at each corner that can be moved by the magnetic field tiny tiny tech but makes for a pretty cool system large professional cameras i've been using this kind of stabilization for a while now like on the inside of my ghNUMBER_TOKEN this is the same camera i used to film my videos with the sensor moves around inside of the housing and as far as i know apple is the only smartphone manufacturer to implement this style of stabilization into a smartphone nice work apple thumbs up for that i'll put the sensor back into the lens it'll be interesting to see if this thing still works when i put the whole thing back together again one thing i'm pretty proud of actually is that we've managed to incorporate that sensor shifting camera lens hardware into my tear down skin and since the hardware exists in all iphone NUMBER_TOKEN models each one of them will have the copper accents around the main camera i think we did a pretty good job i'll put a link down in the description so you can grab a tear down skin for your own phone let's go deeper to remove the motherboard i'll unsnap snap snap snap snap snap snap snap snap snap off NUMBER_TOKEN more ribbon cables just like an entire box of legos pop out the sim card tray and remove two large standoff screws with our fourth screwdriver bit and this is it the entire brains of the iphone NUMBER_TOKEN pro max double stacked solder together motherboards super consolidated for some reason i can't remember the name of apple's processor though i think it was bNUMBER_TOKEN cryogenic i'm not good with names but wait there's more a fourth camera a lidar camera is also sitting inside the massive rear camera lens apple mostly uses this guy for low light auto focusing up at the top of the phone we can remove three more screws pop off a little metal thingy and remove a fourth standoff and then our loudspeaker is free along with the front facing cameras that are tucked underneath that speaker these cameras make up the face id scanning stuff with a dot projector and an infrared camera the regular NUMBER_TOKEN megapixel front-facing selfie camera does have electronic stabilization down at the bottom of the iphone NUMBER_TOKEN we have NUMBER_TOKEN more screws once those are gone there's a piece of tape holding down the loudspeaker to the taptic engine apple's fancy word for a vibrator that provides haptic feedback i'll make a dedicated video about vibrators at some point in the future this little guy actually does some pretty cool things at first glance the iphone NUMBER_TOKEN pro doesn't appear to have any balls inside that bottom loudspeaker but if you stab it in just the right place we can indeed see the little guys these provide more surface area inside the speaker for the sound to reverberate off of making the speaker sound larger than it actually is the charging port ribbon is the last ribbon down here at the bottom of the phone and if we count there are another eight screws spread out all over even sticking sideways into the frame it's pretty crazy in here so much so in fact that all of these little bumps on the charging port ribbon say apple uses too many screws in chinese braille it's funny because you don't know if i'm
START_SPONSOR_TOKEN again one thing i'm pretty proud of actually is that we've managed to incorporate that sensor shifting camera lens hardware into my tear down skin and since the hardware exists in all iphone NUMBER_TOKEN models each one of them will have the copper accents around the main camera i think we did a pretty good job i'll put a link down in the description so you can grab a tear down skin for your own phone let's go deeper END_SPONSOR_TOKEN