Name: Mi Mix 3は思った以上にカッコいい...。- ティアダウン (The Mi Mix 3 is cooler than you think... - Teardown)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:50:04.000Z
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様態の副詞

The Mi Mix 3 is a unique slider phone with the physically hidden front facing cameras.

One thing I did notice while charging the phone up for this video was that the cable

in the box is specifically designed and formed for this phone, allowing the screen to slide

But, while using a third party cable, the screen is stuck in the closed position.

It's time to take apart the Mi Mix 3 and see what kind of magic is holding the whole contraption

Since the Mi Mix 3 isn't water resistant, we can always hope it won't be glued shut

quite as tight as some of the other water tight phones.

A little bit of heat gets the phone hot enough to soften the adhesive between the glass and

I can use my suction cup to pull up on the glass slab and slide my razor, or metal pry

tool, underneath to slice away the adhesive holding the two portions together.

It kind of makes you miss the good old days when all you needed was a screw driver...but,

The back glass panel does pull away easy enough.

I'm taking special care not to put any stress on the fragile ribbon cable connecting the

I'll reach my plastic pry tool in there and unsnap it like a little Lego.

Then the back glass can fold away from the phone.

It kind of looks cool inside with the black plastic and gold antennas.

The wireless charging coil is still connected to the rear glass and covered with black plastic

So it's not quite as aesthetic as Google's copper colored coils on the Pixel 3.

And we also have what's probably the NFC pad up here at the top, attached to the back glass.

Xiaomi does have not one, but two, warranty void stickers...which means we better stop

With 9 normal Phillips head screws holding down the top protective plastics, we can finally

unplug the battery and make our way down to the magical pull tabs poking up from the bottom.

I'll get to show you exactly how the magic happens with these pull tabs because one did

They are unfortunately silent, but do their job for the most part, hypothetically allowing

the battery to release without putting any stress on the pouch itself.

If the fragile pull tab doesn't break during the pull, of course.

Now that the battery is out, you can see how the adhesive reacts when tension is applied

It loses it's stickiness and pulls out from underneath the battery easily, while leaving

The longer the battery has been installed though, the more brutal these become, and

But still, pull tabs are better than the permanent adhesive alternative.

Inside the Mi Mix 3 is a 3200 milliamp hour battery.

After the battery's removed, we get our first glimpse of how the sliding mechanism works.

You can see how it pulls the metal screw into the center with it's magnetismic force.

The screen ribbon flexes with the motion of the slide, kind of like what we saw with the

Vivo Nex S's motorized camera from last year.

So the 7 Philips screws surrounding the bottom plastic plate are next.

The plastics that pull away include the...

...include the loud speaker with the two square golden

These allow for communication with the motherboard.

I still think the black and gold accents are kind of fun.

I'll remove the one silver screw from the charging port board, and unplug the white

This allows the small board to fall out of the phone frame.

It's got the standard USB-C port, along with the microphone, but no headphone jack.

Those are getting more and more rare these days.

All that's left in the bottom part is the cute little coin-style vibrator motor, but

The motherboard up top is where some cool stuff is happening.

Basically all the connectors have this copper grounding tape over the top.

I imagine that with the sliding motion of the phone, the internals are constantly feeling

sharp jolts and the screen jerks up and down.

So the tape probably helps keep the ribbon intact and plugged in.

Each of the 4 camera connections are unclipped, and there are 3 little silver Phillips head

The 2 front facing cameras come away next – a 24 megapixel and a 2 megapixel sensor

that allow for the blurry background portrait mode thing.

This would probably also make a good step number 1 if you like doing things in order.

Finally I'll unclip the screen ribbon surrounded by red rubber, which I assume helps support

the cable as it constantly flexes and moves with the sliding motion of the phone.

Xiaomi has said that they've tested the sliding motion over 300,000 times with no ill effects

And it does look like they have taken extra precautions from the inside, which is nice.

Gray dollops of thermal pates on the back of the motherboard transfer heat to the metal

There is also a white hexagon shaped water damage indicator sticker next to the SIM card

This will turn pink if the phone ever gets wet.

And now the rear facing cameras – both with different functions.

The normal 12 megapixel sensor does have optical image stabilization, but the 12 megapixel

Both are mounted in the same metal housing.

We didn't come all this way to stop here though.

That sliding motion still needs to be explained.

Underneath the long black extension ribbon, we reveal a third set of yellow tape covered

screws, which I'm pretty sure all attach the screen into the body.

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