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Backbone One Teardown

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  • Let's see what this board brings to the game:

  • The joystick—soldered to the board (not a great start, if we've learned anything from Nintendo)

  • Six clickable contacts (tactile dome) for the A-B-X-Y buttons + orange Backbone App button + an option button

  • Skyworks SKY52101-11 IoT SoC (likely)

  • Avnera AV3425C single chip analog SoC for smart Lightning headsets

  • A soldered-on bumper button

  • A soldered-on Hall-effect sensor (Texas Instruments DRV5053) for the trigger button

  • A soldered-on Lightning port to pass through power to your phone, or sound to your headset

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