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- | [* black] First thing that catches our eye is adhesive. |
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- | [* black] As long this is not a custom cell this might be a good sign |
- | [* black] To keep on going we need to disconnect the in-ear portion from the stem |
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+ | [* black] First thing that catches our eye is adhesive. Suddenly we understand why Nothing made the ear (1) only ''partly'' transparent. Like us, they know—adhesive is not very pleasing! |
+ | [* black] The second point of interest is a button cell battery, similar to the one we already saw in the [guide|127551|AirPods Pro|new_window=true] and the [link|https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Samsung+Galaxy+Buds+Pro+Teardown/140125%7C|Galaxy Buds Pro|new_window=true]. |
+ | [* black] As long as this is not a custom cell, this might be a good sign for replaceability. |
+ | [* black] To keep on going we need to disconnect the in-ear portion from the stem. Looks like we're lucky with adhesive for once! |
+ | [* black] This fashionable, substantial red adhesive glues this tiny press fit connector to its socket and prevents it from accidentally disconnecting during a fall. |
+ | [* black] With delicacy, and without any heating or tearing, we manage to maneuver our tweezers around the adhesive and disconnect the flex cable. Hurray! |