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If the Pixel 3 XL teardown hasn’t satisfied your teardown tooth, the video team is here to please with the Pixel 3 video teardown!
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Teardown Update: After finding a Samsung-made OLED display in the larger Pixel 3 XL, we dissected the display in our vanilla Pixel 3. Surprise—it's from LG Display!
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Rumor has it LG has been working hard to improve its OLED mobile technology—we're curious to see how their new display fares this year!
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- The only screws are standard T3 Torx fasteners.
- Repair-friendly stretch-release adhesive secures the battery.
- O-rings and adhesives for waterproofing complicate repairs, but make difficult liquid damage repairs less likely.
- Display repairs are much more difficult than previous models, requiring complete disassembly of the phone.
- To service any component, you'll have to painstakingly un-glue (and later re-glue) the glass rear panel.
- Front and back glass means increased vulnerability to drop damage.
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Is the pixel 3 display supplied by Samsung like the pixel 3 xl?
I’m sure they would have mentioned if it was not.
Sorry for the delay! The Pixel 3 model we got actually had a LG display! We’ve updated the teardown to reflect this.
The Pixel 3 and 3XL phones have LG's POLED displays
Can you share the manufacturer of the display?
