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Disassembly: Take a look inside the OnePlus 10 Pro

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Ivan 18 January 2022

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The OnePlus 10 Pro is now 7 days old and selling well in China. Seeing how it's topping our popularity charts we imagine people outside of China are clamoring for the flagship to reach them.

But while we need to do a bit of extra waiting, here's a disassembly video of the OnePlus 10 Pro that's one part instruction into how to replace a component if needed, and one part the pure joy of seeing the neatly arranged innards of the phone.

For instance, here are the three main camera sensors - the massive 48MP main camera, the 8MP telephoto sharing a connector with it, and the 50MP ultrawide that's on its own.

Disassembly: Take a look inside the OnePlus 10 Pro

And here's the full video. The reviewer gave OnePlus a 6/10 for repairability on the 10 Pro, which is about par for the course with modern phones.

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Reader comments

  • jrharbort
  • 4V@
  • 19 Jan 2022

Not sure why the ultra-wide had such a massive downgrade in the sensor size for the 10 Pro compared to the 9 Pro. The 9 Pro already had what was possibly the best ultra-wide on the market. Newer generations are supposed to feature improvements, not d...

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  • Shanti Dope
  • PSM
  • 19 Jan 2022

I'm still mad at how big of a difference there is in sensor size between the main camera sensor and the ultrawide & telephoto camera sensors. At the very least, the ultrawide could be somewhere around 1/2" while the telephoto could be a...

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  • Lasoku
  • tx0
  • 19 Jan 2022

Samsung JN1

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