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| [* black] Almost coming to an end of this friendship test, we fish out a few remaining components. | |
| [* black] First thing on the hook is a ''second'' speaker for some stereo sound in landscape mode. | |
| [* icon_note] This is not just an acoustical win but also one for repairability since the structure-borne speaker driver we found in the [guide|127743|Mate 30 Pro|stepid=249055|new_window=true] made display replacements complicated and could mean auditorial loss with cracks in the top display area. Nice to see that Huawei decided to omit this rather ~~annoying~~ fancy tech in the Mate 40 Pro. | |
| [* black] Second catch is the linear actuator and because size matters these days we throw in some comparative facts: | |
| [* icon_note] It measures in at tiny 9.28 mm x 9.28 mm x 3.3 mm which makes it almost half the size of the already minuscule taptic engine in the [guide|138505|iPhone 12 mini|stepid=275596]. | |
| - | [* black] Rest in the net are a proximity sensor, a power and volume button cable, and |
| + | [* black] Rest in the net are a proximity sensor, a power and volume button cable, and another interconnect cable. |