Glowing Apple Logo iPhone 6S Mod - How To & Should You?

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How To Make Your Apple Logo Light Up on iPhone 6S! Super Cool Glowing Apple Logo on iPhone Mod! Should You & How To Do It.

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who else watched the whole video knowing that u will never do it

yusufopel

Or you get some clear glow in the dark sticker and put it over the logo

HK-jivf

who just watches the video and already know that they're not going to do that

Anthony-sism

Okay, disclaimer first: This is meant to be constructive criticism intended to educate and hopefully enchance this tutorial with my expertise as a phone technician. So, y'know.

Anyway. Few things:

1) That's an OEM screen, . There's no flex cable when you're opening it. As a matter of fact, unless I'm mistaken, the last time Apple put the flex cable at the bottom was the iPhone 5S (and SE by proxy, it's the same build save for the chips). That doesn't mean rip the screen off; you still want to be very careful. You can open the screen to about 90 degrees from the phone body safely.

2) He's right about the waterproofing seal, and this will COMPLETELY VOID YOUR WARRANTY even if you stop here. Once you pierce that seal and open the screen, you may as well go for broke.

3) Back to the screen. When you're opening it, you might find it helpful to actually remove the screen, especially if you have bigger hands like me. If you're a novice, removing the screen might actually be wiser. Key point: The screws need to go back EXACTLY where you took them from, or you'll probably ruin your phone. Ever see an iPhone bootloop into a blue screen after a repair? This is probably the cause. Arrange your screws in the exact positions they came out, and put your shield nearby in the same relative orientation to make this easy.

4) Removing the battery is INFINITELY easier if you carefully apply heat to the back of the phone, using either an iOpener from ifixit or a hair dryer/heat gun. Don't go crazy or the battery will catch fire, but you're pretty safe for the first 30 seconds or so, and that's all you need to loosen the adhesive. Same thing with the tape at the bottom, just don't do it for more than 5 seconds since your aiming at the battery. If you're using a hair dryer, I prefer the highest temp with sweeping motions to evenly distribute heat, heat gun I'd use at the lowest setting, same idea. Whatever you do, DON'T puncture the battery - it WILL spark and look pretty intimidating, and more importantly it can cause a fire, poison you, or ruin your battery. Seriously, be very careful. I've frisbee'd an iPad because of this.

5) Not really a tip, but a commentary on how this affects your device: I don't know. The phone itself isn't "expecting" a particular kind of drain, as it fluctuates voltage almost constantly depending on what you're doing, so the worst I'd imagine happening is your battery drains faster, or the battery meter becomes slightly more inaccurate, but your phone measures the power it's using, it doesn't just guesstimate how much it should be. It's why your phone dies faster when you're using it but can last up to 2 days if you're not (a week if you remove the sim/keep airplane mode on). So....I wouldn't be too worried on this end, but your mileage may vary.

Overall, I encourage trying this if you have a spare phone. If you don't and only have a daily driver....weigh the risks of opening your phone against how much you'd like to learn to do it, and go on from there. Most importantly: YOUTUBE. Seriously, this whole essay could have been summed up in one YouTube link. "iPhone 6S disassembly" will yield more results than you'll ever need. Other than that, be careful but not afraid. It's easier than you think; a humble estimate of how long this would take me is approximately 10-15 minutes, 5 if I rushed it. That said, take your time. You suck at this right now. :)

I know that was long af, but if you read any or all of it, I hope it helps. And shoot this guy a Like and/or Sub, he's awesome for everything Apple. (cwutididthere?)

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