Does the Oppo Find N *REALLY* have a 136 part Hinge? - Teardown!

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[SayoojC]

Can you compare the speaker quality with and without the foam balls? Would love to see how much of a difference it makes

[DavidGP]

Incredible that the outer parts of the hinge are actively being moved linearly when folding it

[stungun]

I got to be honest, this was one of the most destructive teardowns I have seen so far from Zack 😀

[Tasserboy]

Working auto collision repair I’ve become absolutely terrified of glass splinters/slivers or broken glass in general, but seeing you just tear through the back glass with your BARE HANDS!!! Idk if I’m more impressed with that or that you’ve somehow gone through life accommodating those giants balls of yours..

[yatindramanas]

For those who can't snap, no problem 1:44! Just buy yourself a folding phone!

[lockpickinglawyer]

Just commenting to second your recommendation of Project Hail Mary… it’s definitely a winner. 😂

[DorCoMaNdO]

It would be nice to see you test the hardness of the flexible glass layer in future teardowns, so we could see what it can sustain compared to both gorilla glass and the plastic layers, putting durability-related marketing to the test

[GSSwordsmen]

That hinge is amazing for sure! I mean, Samsung made 3 and got it close (they'll probably nail it on the 4th one). Oppo looked at it, said they're making one, and then tossed it on the table for people to play with it. So far, every tech tuber that got this device is amazed at how smoothly this phone opens and closes. The breakdown you did shows they did some gear physics and material stress test to put out the best folding/hinged device.

Heck if it wasn't for the OS and how small it was, I'd be looking into getting one. But yeah, the engineering of this phone is jaw dropping!

[yfiles]

Amazing engineering in this phone. Crazy amount of parts.

[Fixingthingzu]

I remember a day you used to pull this apart and get them back together without much damage Zack lately looks like that's not going to happen anymore mate great vid !

[aldenlipiarski]

The engineering on the hinge is really impressive!

[priyabrataparhi]

It's safe to assume that repairability is going to be a nightmare for these folding phones.

[vikramrAvadhaani]

one of the most satisfying teardowns I have seen in years. Thanks Jerry! and Oppo as well.

[rohithkrishnanandam]

This should be the ASMR video, I enjoyed listening to the cracks, breaks, and stretches

[SamTWOSanime]

Zack: pokes screen
Screen: dies
Zack to phone: SO YOU HAVE CHOSEN DEATH?

[mosfetkhan]

The cooler part is your analysis and review, which enables users to properly assess the product that they want to buy.

[kentliew]

"For some reason I can't hear you counting" 🤣 This got me good

[mitchcm]

Putting a piece of packing tape on the back will improve the suction. I use this trick when repairing screens or back glass of phones. This would help with the textured back.

[GareWorks]

It's just a shame something so advanced is so hard to disassemble and repair. I get that it comes with the territory, but we're entering an even worse era of repairability with folding phones...

[kananeesh]

Jerry Rig Everything videos on its own are amazing and I find to be a very educational channel, but playing as you try to fall asleep, probably the greatest thing on YouTube, EVER.