Obliterated iPhone 11 Gets Repaired

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[OtherWorldExplorers]

Generally that kind of damage only happens when you use an non-authorized finger on the phone

[progamer]

I love how he takes the time to actually repair a phone properly. He doesn’t rush stuff and mess everything up like other repairs shops do, and he is overall one of my favorite repair channels.

Great job Hugh! :D

[cliffcorson]

I love watching these types of videos since it shows that "destroyed" can be fixed
I work as a repair tech for a restaurant group and one of the major jobs is rebuilding equipment that has been poorly treated.
I constantly hear employees say "we just need a new unit" when I tell them that no you need to take care of the stuff and you'll be shocked how long it'll last

[peterthepanda]

Probably came from Techrax’s garage sale. 😂😂😂

[CaptainTShirt]

The fact that you can just build a new phone BY HAND is amazing to me. Brilliant work. I’ve seen you do such transplants so many times, and it never stops to amaze.

[bryanmartin_]

10:29 that panic was real! glad you passed through that in the end anyways. very nice video again, hugh! you've saved it from going into the bin!

[pablouribe]

It is mesmerizing how you get something totally trashed and leave it at the end looking pristine. You are amazing, Hugh.

[jdo]

This is almost genius.
The level of care you show to properly fix each minute bracket or part is amazing.

[somebodyirrelevant]

I don't usually watch iPhone repair videos, but for yours, I make an exception. I love your work!

[jameswoll]

10:57 - That's the best peel and timing of "and we're done" you've done in a while! Love it! The minty phone looks 👌

[Twitchguy]

I’ve been waiting for this video! I’m tackling a similar repair for my nephews 11 for the very first time! His was destroyed almost as bad as this lol.

Even bought my first parts programmer for it! I’ll post my results after! Thanks Hugh! Keep ‘em coming!

[Orrickman]

You make repairs seem so simple. Love your videos, your repair and video editing skills are superb. Keep up the great work.

[mgomez]

Hugh, TY for your close up of disassembling & reassembling phones. I had a couple brakes in wrong locations that was preventing phone from closing properly.

[nostalgia_core]

Hey I just want to thank you for everything. Every video you posted made me feel better and better and i hope that you will continue because you are the one that made me choose this life and i am very happy that i have been there since you posted the iphone colection in 2017 and videos like the 2 dead apple watch, iphone 6 16GB, iphone 5c, iphone 4, the ipad that got run over, the bent s8, samsung s4, and i couldnt forget the transparent iphone 4s. that was enough for me to see every video of you ever. I am now studying technology thanks to you i found whats best for me and thanks to you i can do a job that i will like for my life and i am forever grateful that you did this for me even tho you never knew me Thank you.

[fluffyloo]

Old grandma be like: "You should keep it." "It still works"

[viperarc]

I don't think I will get tired of watching these videos of you narrating and performing a quality repair with great details!

[Darkn]

"the seller did a little bit more than drop it"


yeah i think he accidentally dropped it infront of the highway before it flew off the highway and fell down a 500km hill

[BaconFaceMcGee]

One man’s destroyed iPhone is another man’s restoration project.

[cidsx]

I love how even if the iPhone is absolutely destroyed, you still have a chance at repairing it because the logic board is untouched

[flashedet]

Hey Hugh i love the way you take time to explain all the procedure