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| - | [* black] We're disappointed to see that the home button bracket is still hot-melt glued to the display. It's no fun to remove, |
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| + | [* black] We're disappointed to see that the home button bracket is still hot-melt glued to the display. It's no fun to remove, and you'll have to do it if you want Touch ID functionality after a screen repair. |
| [* black] Finally we find some diamonds in the rough—a few chips amongst all this glue: | |
| [* red] Parade DP815 (likely a timing controller) | |
| [* orange] Texas Instruments [https://datasheet.octopart.com/TPS65195YFFR-Texas-Instruments-datasheet-15994572.pdf|TPS65195|new_window=true] level shifters | |
| [* yellow] Texas Instruments TPS65144 LCD bias | |
| [* green] 24879 B834QL | |
| [* black] Next we turn to the battery, rated for 19.32 Wh at 3.82 V and 5142 mAh. | |
| [* icon_note] That's the same as the [guide|48891|last Mini's|new_window=true] 19.32 Wh, and a lot less than the [guide|105416|standard iPad's|stepid=198954|new_window=true] 32.9 Wh. It comes in a little over the [guide|112412|Galaxy Note9's|stepid=215053|new_window=true] 15.4 Wh. |