Nothing Phone 2 TEARDOWN - The LEDs aren't what they seem...

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[Silbermane]

This is literally one of the cleanest teardowns I've seen...
Good one for

[XxSkyexX]

There is no mess, no broken parts and the phone got put back together with a clean desk and full functionality. Amazing

[alisterrebello]

"The most environmentally friendly thing you can do is not buy a phone at all" - wise words by Zack

[deathroll]

wow, a phone that's not so insanely over engineered that it's actually repairable, well done.

[crunchycaramel]

Finally, Jerry's voice came outside of my head

[erikdead]

As I always say, Nothing is better than a JerryRigEverything teardown video 🙂

[richv]

Who knew Nothing could look so good on the inside.

[dtzyYT]

Very surprised that nothing was able to resist / decide against RGB lighting 🤣

[CLOUDZAUBACKUP]

I like the fact that you could potentially put a coloured tint in the back of the back glass

[Jkayx]

Its crazy how a small company like this have such intricate and top quality phone making and price it so well lower range.. unlike over priced iPhones.

Carl is next level.

[itzHaze]

also as a phone 1 user i am impressed by the water ressistance
i was one of the super early buyers so i had gotten a device with the back glass lose
and water had gone in SEVERAL times, after which it survived
but river water affected some features but its impresssive that its still alive after how harshly ive used it

[thesonofnepal]

*Slightly correction. This phone is capable to 45 watt instead 33 watt.* ❤

[kiwiryker]

Jerry’s Rig has always helped when I am ready to get a new phone or something electronic, I watch all his videos when released, but then go back to them when ready to purchase, this week I watched one of his videos from 5 years ago on Anker cables and ordered the new version of this cable . Thankyou Jerry from KiwiRyker over in 🇳🇿 New Zealand

[michaelball]

Slightly easier to repair than the first one with its secret hidden screws and painfully awkward disassembly of those LED panel strips.

[davidsalmons]

Props to the company for making it not ridiculous to remove the battery

[nurudeenmustapha]

That was amazing, the best teardown ever with good explanation and how it even came back to life. I'm definitely subscribing

[wade]

Nothing is making reparability progress, as they promised! I hope they setup a parts shop soon.

[aure_eti]

Nothing looks better than a perfectly intact phone after durability test and teardown ... wow

[seanfield]

This phone works great too. Glad to see the teardown. Had mine a little over a week now and it's brilliant

[camotech]

I did an environmentally friendly thing and bought a used Nothing 1 12GB/256GB this month. It turned out to be new just without a box. Love this phone!