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| - | [* black] [guide|104605|Just like in the P20 Pro|stepid=200174|new_window=true] there's one big main flex cable with the USB-C charging port soldered to it. This means with a broken charging port you'll need to exchange the main flex cable instead of the daughterboard. |
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| + | [* black] [guide|104605|Just like in the P20 Pro|stepid=200174|new_window=true] there's one big main flex cable with the USB-C charging port soldered to it. This means with a broken charging port you'll need to exchange the main flex cable instead of the daughterboard like in the [guide|113656|Google Pixel 3 XL|stepid=217260|new_window=true]. |
| [* black] Another similarity to the P Series is the missing headphone jack of the Mate 20 Pro. USB-C headphones are included just as an adapter to 3.5mm jack. Mate 20 and Mate 20 lite still have an aux port. Seems like Huawei [https://media.giphy.com/media/720g7C1jz13wI/giphy.gif|isn't sure yet|new_window=true] how to proceed in the headphone game. | |
| [* black] Besides the SIM tray and the charging port we find a bunch of other components which follow the standard build of the Huawei smartphones — the vibration motor, a small daughter board and the slot for the sim card tray. |