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-[* black] After a few screws, the top of the screen comes loose, allowing us to disconnect the camera board.
-[* black] optional [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/MpYPlYvkO2DMSIee.full|camera photo]
-[* black] Eager to get our hands on the bendy OLED, we evacuate a handful of T3 screws, one metal bracket, and then carefully unstick the thick cable that runs through the hinge.
+[* black] After a few screws, the top of the screen comes loose, allowing us to disconnect the camera board and the second battery.
+[* black] And out of that camera board comes ...
+[* black] Well, the cameras [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/MpYPlYvkO2DMSIee.full|closer look|new_window=true] at front and rear cameras.
+[* black] Eager to get our hands on the bendy OLED, we execute a series complex teardown maneuvers.
+ [* black] of we evacuate a handful of Torx screws, one metal bracket, and then carefully unstick the thick cable that runs through the hinge.
[* icon_note] Did that sound easy? It wasn't.