The new Pixel 6 ended up on the workbench of the PBKreviews channel, which subjected it to the now usual teardown aimed at illustrating the disassembly phases and any aspects to be considered during the procedure. Unlike what is accessed on the JerryRigEverything channel, in fact, PBKreviews makes videos that have the purpose of serving as the first tutorial for all those who want to venture into the teardown of their smartphone, perhaps to attempt a repair.
In this case, the Pixel 6 was also rated with a repairability score of 6 out of 10, a positive but uninspiring result. During the teardown, in fact, the excessive use of glue to fix some parts of the smartphone emerged, in addition to the unhappy choice of soldering the charging port to the motherboard, which complicates any replacement. The positioning of the haptic motor for vibration, located at the top of the smartphone, is also curious. But we do not add anything else and we leave you to watch the video: