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| [* black] This watch splits apart very similarly to the Gear Live: | |
| [* green] Rear half has the battery, vibrator, and some other fidgety doodads | |
| [* blue] Front half has the main board and display | |
| - | [* black] First victim — the vibrator. This particular unit has spring contacts that links itself to the other half, as opposed to a small-board-connected-to-the-main-board approach th[guide|27038|at the Gear Live utilizes|stepid=66775]. |
| + | [* black] Before we can get to any of the rear-half goodies, we take out a springy metal retaining clip that secures the battery and includes a captive chunk of rubber that that connects the exterior reset button to the microswitch on the motherboard. |
| + | [* black] Next victim—the vibrator. This particular unit has spring contacts that links itself to the other half, as opposed to a small-board-connected-to-the-main-board approach that the [guide|27038|Gear Live utilizes|stepid=66775]. |