Your voice in the videos makes me feel relaxed you are the best

@lonesomedovepk

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah right cool voice perfect for news reporter😉

@szopad7832

7 жыл бұрын

he would use the same voice while opening your skull and eating your brain

@akilmubarak8008

3 жыл бұрын

Kinda gay but Okay.

Zack buys a phone Zack scratches the phone Zack burns the phone Zack bends the phone Zack opens the phone Zack wants to use the phone

@tudordumitrescu8707

8 жыл бұрын

true story

@DavidDeCorso

8 жыл бұрын

Proceeds to use phone

@rakeshrocky92

7 жыл бұрын

lol😅

@Lucky8s

7 жыл бұрын

Zack disassembles phone

@rohanbaikar

7 жыл бұрын

lol truth

I'm not getting the OnePlus 3 anymore because the battery is not red.

@JerryRigEverything

8 жыл бұрын

I know right?! I'm returning mine. #BringBackRED

@ShellymanStudios

8 жыл бұрын

+JerryRigEverything RIP Red OnePlus batteries 2014 - 2015.

@akashsen471

8 жыл бұрын

i think they went for a black battery because its a non removable back this time unlike the previous 2 generations... and only a few will ever open up their phones to discover the uniqueness is gone

@100subsnovideos9

8 жыл бұрын

+Akash Sen OnePlus 2's battery was not user removable

@akashsen471

8 жыл бұрын

+Big Mo yeah but it was comparatively easier to open up... I know that makes no difference.. just a theory

you didnt show us how to reinstall the sim card tray

@JerryRigEverything

8 жыл бұрын

Aww man... thats really going to screw some people up.

@pandesalisgood

8 жыл бұрын

+JerryRigEverything XD

@vishnuvr4706

6 жыл бұрын

Is that supposed to be a joke ?

@pain-yu2lt

4 жыл бұрын

@@vishnuvr4706 yes

@vishnuvr4706

4 жыл бұрын

@@pain-yu2lt Worst joke, I've ever heard.

the best person, a real champ who knows his stuff! and the voice makes him seem even smarter!

@JerryRigEverything

8 жыл бұрын

I like you.

"You are working with glass here so don't put too much pressure" *Proceeds to violently bend the phone until the glass pops out*

I bought this phone 9 months ago after i watched a lot your videos. I personally thank you for your sincerity and i end up buying the One Plus 3. With your help i am very satisfied about this phone. I apreciate your sincerity and the fact that you show the real weakness and pluses of a phone. Which is very rare this days to find guys like you. Keep it up!

This guy knows his stuff! The video is very well put together and he provides very helpful commentary while showing exactly what he's talking about on the screen. Super cool!

Well done on the audio side of this video. It really very well done. Suggestion: add a score on repairability like ifixit

@Diddancing

8 жыл бұрын

+1

@kaitlu

8 жыл бұрын

Just play some music in the background. I like the focused sound of explaining without distractions.

@koragg4193

7 жыл бұрын

+kaitlu his voice is great there's no need for music

@toffotin

7 жыл бұрын

Minus vote on background music from me too, sorry Vihanga Sathsara. The last thing I want in a video like this is any distractions. Just a clear voice explaining all the steps (which this video really had, awesome work!).

@Arek_R.

7 жыл бұрын

I can tell that this phone is one of the easiest to repair. Onplus even helps us by adding that pull tape for battery.

yessss, love the video mate. you're the best go-to-guy for teardowns, as its easy to understand and you take your time. Almost 200k subscribers too! awesome!

@JerryRigEverything

8 жыл бұрын

+Nathan McCoy thanks man! I appreciate it. Thanks for watching.

@MiguelY22

2 жыл бұрын

7.35million subs now.

@foxmccoy6595

2 жыл бұрын

@@JerryRigEverything lol few more than 200k subs now!

Jerry, your video teardown and durability test is the best. Very detailed, and your voice is clear and relaxing. Keep the good work!

The tone of your voice and pitch changes depending on what you are narrating and what is being demonstrated - you are a pro at instructing. Another great video.

0:17 do the sim cards fly out like that every time you remove the tray?

@akashsen471

8 жыл бұрын

yeah that was weird ... some crazy trick :D

@VishnuVadlamudiV

8 жыл бұрын

Those were just some dummy plastic pieces that come with the phone.

@tjeulink

8 жыл бұрын

probably tension on them because he bend the phone

@Bubblejunk

8 жыл бұрын

It looks like he is putting some pressure on the tray at the end which makes them pop out.

@stevendavies4833

8 жыл бұрын

I have this phone and no, they don't :)

2019 and still using oneplus 3 Still have best performance

@cheapandeasy1715

5 жыл бұрын

Still using mine too. I love it so much, I replaced battery and charge port a couple of months ago instead of upgrading.

@djedvis

4 жыл бұрын

@@cheapandeasy1715 well, its now 1 year for this comment, but do you still use this phone? And so, maybe you remember where did you get new battery. Can't find original one, only fake ones.

@cheapandeasy1715

4 жыл бұрын

@@djedvis No, I'm using a Oneplus 7 pro now. I got the battery off Ebay. That particular seller no longer has them, but there are still quite a few OEM BLP613 batteries from reputable sellers.

Used this video to replace the original battery from this phone. The battery held up amazingly for me, didn't need to replace the battery but since I had the spare I went through anyway. Took me around 10 minutes. Thanks Zack!

This teardown is surprisingly simple and very informative. Thank you. I tinker with my own devices and its good to know that I will be able to quickly fix my OP3 in case anything happens. Awesome. Thanks again. Keep on keeping on!

"I hope i see a red battery on the oneplus 4" made my day :*D *Congratulation, you / we reached 200k subs!!!* #LIKE

@Try4Hard

8 жыл бұрын

#!!! #!!! #!!!

@belikefahad

7 жыл бұрын

1M subscribers 😨

@jayrkwr4983

4 жыл бұрын

I am from future , the dont even made a onweplus4 XD

Hey Zack, The screen replacement link in the description is dead just like my 3T's screen. It would be great if you could update it with a new link so that I could replace it.

Huh... I think I will choose my next phone based on your videos alone. Seeing how simple this is to open/repair makes me think that this is the way to go... along with the durability test, this is a top performer!

Last time I saw this video was years ago and man, I love how he narrates his videos now, much more engaging! Now, onto replacing my 3T battery!

@SceneSurgeSnippets

5 жыл бұрын

Where are you getting a replacement from?

Damn, that actually looks remarkably simple. Kinda sad when you consider how badly HTC butchered the internals of the 10 and how long they've been around.

@jborde

8 жыл бұрын

I really was hoping for better repair-ability on the HTC 10

@jonathan3579

8 жыл бұрын

jborde You and me both. I love HTC but they're not doing themselves any favors anywhere.

@shinjid3705

8 жыл бұрын

+Jonathan Longoria They dont listen to their customers and thats why they will go down some day...I had an htc m7. great phone but the battery sucks ass which is still an issue with htc phones!

@VexedFilms

8 жыл бұрын

It's like a super powerful raspberry pi with a huge screen, big battery and charging/usb separately in a super slim case. Very cool.

@lilsafmusic

8 жыл бұрын

+Shinji D thats the problem, i want htc cos they have better accessories like the earphones but to repair would be risky just to replace battery.

yo I like your videos on your phone repairs

@JerryRigEverything

8 жыл бұрын

yo. Thank you.

@LucasseLeBron

8 жыл бұрын

+JerryRigEverything lololololol

Hey Zack! Because of your videos I realized that repairing your own smartphone isn't rocketscience and had a go at it myself. While repairing my headphonejack I broke my screen the first time, but I just succesfully replaced my screen and I'm just so happy! Thanks!

Looks like it's very easy to repair the phone except the screen. Thumbs up to OnePlus for not using alot of adhesive unlike many other OEMs. Great video by the way. I see you're nearly hitting 200,000 subscribers. Congratulations! Keep up the awesome work.

Can you do OnePlus Dash charger breakdown?

Where can i find a replacement battery?

The repairability of this phone has convinced me on getting one. Loved my One M8 until right about a month ago, when the battery started to suck, and the battery is near impossible to replace.

oh man, I have been waiting for a one plus 3 teardown video since it was released. I liked the video even before watching it lol! Keep up the good work! Cheers!

Where can I buy original battery to replace old one?

This is shaping up to be quite a great phone...something I've never been able to say about OnePlus in the past.

@tjeulink

8 жыл бұрын

how couldnt you say it about the oneplus one? that phone was literally a flagship killer

@accordinglyryan

8 жыл бұрын

It was a very decent phone for the price but it was not better than every other phone out there. I feel it was way overhyped.

@tjeulink

8 жыл бұрын

Dell0304 better is relative. it was comparable with every flagship out there and won or lost by a hair. they forced the phone market to drop their prices.

@accordinglyryan

8 жыл бұрын

Not really but you're entitled to your opinion

@Sparxxlsize

7 жыл бұрын

Oneplus one was great, I'm still using mine.

Your video is very great. It's pretty much self explanatory, good job. Really love your teardown videos and love your channel.

Man i follow you quite a lot of weeks and i love your channel so much when i see that you post a video it saves my day thanks and keep up with the good work!

@JerryRigEverything

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!!

Huawei P9 next!

I own oneplus 3, but sadly already cracked the screen. Slipped out of my pocket. It wasn't that big of an impact and the screen is now KO. It cracked in two places. All that with original case and screen protector. So be careful, its quite easy to damage it. Luckily, OnePlus charged me just 90 Euro for screen replacement with labour, DHL express shipping and everything else included. Not that bad considering new screen alone is selling for 115 Euro on ebay.

@StefanWillmarstxDKx

8 жыл бұрын

Oh damn. I just cracked my OnePlus 3 screen the exact same way. - How long did it take from you wrote them - sent the phone and got it back..?

@elukok

8 жыл бұрын

I created a ticket on oneplus site, they picked the phone next morning and it arrived to service a morning later. Now its about week and half since they have picked it up and its sill being repaired. Not heard from them yet since they wrote me they accepted the phone and are working on repairing it. Hope its not gonna take much longer tho.

@StefanWillmarstxDKx

8 жыл бұрын

Oh okay, thank you for answering. Created a ticked yesterday, waiting for a reply.. Best of luck to the two of us and our wallets!

@elukok

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks and good luck to you too. I luckily got mine today. Took about two weeks and costed 90 Euros. Very happy with the service. The only small drawback was a lack of communication during repair.

@StefanWillmarstxDKx

8 жыл бұрын

Oh damn, fairly cheap and surprisingly quick, awesome! I'm happy for you! UPS is picking mine up tomorrow, can't wait to get it back.

Thanks man! I just ordered this and wanted to know if I'd be able to replace the battery in 2 years. Very happy to know that the phone is pretty reparable!

Just found your channel after ordering this phone. Awesome breakdown of the inside. Going to save this for the future.

"You should turn your phone off before inserting it into the back panel.....but I'm gonna do it anyway!!" :DD

I'm watching this... after a while, I asked myself WHY?

the video and the repair guy are both as smooth as silk excellent video excited to see more from you

All your teardown vids. were amazing. Just down know how you learn all these things but they're pretty amazing indeed!

everything comes out so easily it would be cool if you could upgrade hardware for this phone

just cracked my screen, where can I get a replacement oneplus 3 screen

@ivarvuori503

8 жыл бұрын

I'm in the same boat, managed to crack my phone after only a week of usage. I looked around and the only place I found that sells screens for OP3 is ebay. I'm not sure if I can trust the sellers though. They might be clones

@fingermustacheinc4569

8 жыл бұрын

+WhatTheNack I sent mine back to the comany, they repaired it for me

@ivarvuori503

8 жыл бұрын

+Finger Mustache inc how much did it cost?

@fingermustacheinc4569

8 жыл бұрын

+Finger Mustache inc 135 dollars, but they also repaired the body as well , it was pretty beat up

@ivarvuori503

8 жыл бұрын

+Finger Mustache inc that's actually not terribly expensive, then. The problem is though that I bought it from a third party retailer, so I will have to send it to the retailer, who then contacts OnePlus, yadda yadda yadda and it will be a pain in the ass. I need to get my phone fixed though, I have spiderwebs covering up 50% of the screen, so it is very difficult to read text etc. I guess I'll just have to fork out the cash to pay for it...

congratulations for 200K subscribers!

I don`t know why you do this but I am glad you do and love your videos .. Even your voice makes everything seem easy ..

black batterys matter

You sir are an absolute legend the best teardown. It does not get better. A big thank you...

Congrats on 200k!

this makes repairability sooo much easier than the other flagships currently. big thumbs up and thanks Zack ! for the quick vid

@jonathan3579

8 жыл бұрын

Jerry isn't his name. Jerry rigging is a terminology. Look it up!

@jborde

8 жыл бұрын

thanks ! Edited

@jonathan3579

8 жыл бұрын

+jborde I think it's a common mistake here. :)

I know this is quite old but thanks to you I just managed to fix a main button issue that melted the battery and gave me a hard time with my phone. So thanks a lot and keep it up !!

thanks for coming in usefull 5 years later. I watched this video 5 years ago and now you helped me open up my phone to find a screw completely out of its thread. screwed it back in place and my phone is fully fuctional again

Phew. Got my phone fixed. Thanks a million for posting this video! My volume (-) button got stuck and the phone didn't turn on anymore as it would just go to the safe mode boot menu. I would never have dared to pry the thing open without watching this (and Wit Rigs') video, it was really tight. Now I'll be able to switch a red battery in at some point :)

I love the dual sim flying out feature. it's like magic.

After watching these two OnePlus 3 videos, I'm really glad that I've bought a reliable phone and hope to use it for several years (but I usually take good care of my smartphones).

3 years later and I'm still happy with my OnePlus 3. Just got the new Oxygen OS upgrade to android pie. Everything is smooth and snappy. I still get around 5hrs 30 min screen on time with heavy use.

I felt relieved with this video , I was afraid to buy the One Plus 3 and there is a problem changing the screen. I saw another video teaching , but Jerry was the easiest. Thanks +JerryRigEverything

Hey, i'm no where near a tech guy but i just subscribed to your channel because i really like your presentation(s). Thanks for being thorough; and most of all...Thanks for being you. Oh, and i was lucky enough to get a OnePlus3 while i was in New York in June. Now i'm back at University in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. And since OnePlus doesn't seem to be rolling our in Africa anytime soon, i appreciate your insight just in case anything happens to my phone, which i really, really think is a great device. The Duel sim is absolutely wonderful for my reality in South Africa.

Jerry you are the man! I've been waiting for this video lol. Thanks ! I'm loving my OP3

Very interesting design compared to the previous phones. Especially all(most) of the components connected to the screen portion leaving the aluminum mostly bare. Also like how the charging is very easy to remove. Great detailed video, as usual. Can't wait for the phone in the video to arrive at my door step ;) and if anything goes wrong I can refer to this video.

Thx for the video. This is a major reason for me to buy this phone. I can repair most parts by my self. Replacing the battery is very easy!

That thing you said about corrosion on the physical button pads or in the buttons themselves caused by water just happened to me. After 2 years of ownership, the vol buttons started to work half the time and a year later I replaced them. Even though my phone has never been around water to my knowledge, I saw some stains that water leaves behind when evaporates around the buttons and especially the sim card tray inside the phone when I opened it. Most likely normal daily usage results in that because of environmental humidity, human sweat etc. So what you suggested is a very likely scenario for the 3T. Despite this, I am glad though that the phone isn't waterproof as it is very easy to repair.

I successfully took apart my tablet PC keyboard the other day thanks to Zach! It felt so cool take apart something and put it together!

Seems like it's super serviceable. Looking forward to repair my 3t myself if needed (probably a new battery one day). Already opened some difficult devices (htc).

Awesome to hear how repairable the device is!! :D

I completely agree on the nice touch a little color gives, even if it's just on the inside. That's one of the charms I liked about BlackBerry phones. Made all those necessary battery pulls exciting lolol. They upped the ante when they started adding different colors to the labels under the battery covers a few years ago. Like the Bold 9900 had an orange sim tray, I believe? And the battery had a bright green stripe. It was the equivalent to wearing neon underwear under a business suit, I loved it haha

It seems to be one of the easiest design out there and the battery seems very easy to replace as well. Well done OnePlus.

Great tutorial Jerry. Thanks! Could you put up a new E-Bay link to get the new screen? I can't seem to find which one is the right screen to buy. There are 2$ ones but that doesnt'make much sense to me

I will probably never repair a phone, but I love watching your youtube videos

Thanks, great guide. Missed parts about moving the home button and the side buttons, as there were not included on my screen. Otherwise perfect. Simple easy to follow.

Video was very informative good work. Question where would i get a screen to do a screen replacement ?

I'm curious if you could recommend a replacement part for the charging/headphone board. Great video!

wow that's an awesome video of tearing down the phone and also it's a gaining knowledge on what the basic connection and build quality inside of the phone. .so thanks a lot buddy for another great video. ..✌☺

Thanks for this video! I am upset that so few manufacturers have replaceable batteries these days. It is not so much the convenience in going from 0 to 100% charge in seconds by swapping the battery (although that is nice), but more being able to increase longevity when the battery capacity decreases in a year or two. This video shows that it only takes about 5 minutes to do this. That combined with an unlockable bootloader and good support on XDA means I will be placing an order for a OP3T the day it is released.

Dude your a boss! Always enjoy your videos!

your teardown videos are a bit boring but your durability tests are simply awesome bro

Hi Jerry, thumbs up for the video. I've got one question, explain me a bit more on the replacement of the front glass panel. (at 3.24 you mention that replacing would kill the screen) Let me explain it a bit more in case you need. I got my glass cracked but the screen and all touch functions work totally fine. If the broken glass parts are removed from the screen can I replace it with a OEM Front Glass Panel without damaging the digitizer and crucial parts of the screen ? Thanks.

This is literally so entertaining and he's just disassembling it. It fulfills my ocd haha

Very quick and to the point. Unfortunately I was hoping to see how you replaced the screen as I need to do so myself. Only had it a week too :(

Zack, Thank You for the awesome review of yours ! For me personally is much more important the internal design, "Functionality" placement of the buttons and est., than the look. So obviously OnePlus have done their job again. I'm sorry for colorless battery too. After your Teardown, it's a "Must have situation" ! Appreciate your work :-) Tank you again, Zack.

Jerry 👍👍to man u make it look so easy, nice video🔥🔥. The oneplus 3 is well built for the price

This guys audio output is extremely clear.

Damn man! Now I'm hooked to your channel :) PS: this OnePlus is damn easy to repair! :)

Man! You are amazing! Great work with the channel! :D

I'm glad to see that the battery is easy to replace. Just hope I never need to!

This is really interesting to see how easy it is to easily separate the back panel from all the other parts of the phone... Makes it really easy to safely do a full respray, whereas on my iPhone 5 it took me about an hour to take it apart without breaking anything (we aren't all as quick as you :P)

am definitely subscribing to this channel, keep up the good work. it would be nice if you could do giveaways of phones though

Your voice is so pleasent to listen! Once again, I am sorry for not believing your bending test for nexus 6P. :(

I really enjoyed this teardown and the other durability test video. I subscribed. =) Do you think you can do a durability test for the Asus Zenfone 3 ZE520KL? Thanks!

Thanks for that JRE! A question (not your primary department but you're expanding so worth a shot): Any thoughts on the RAM and screen issues (RAM unused/Anandtech calling it worst screen out there)?

For sure the most important replacement part: The battery. If there is one available I'd appreciate a link :)

i rate this a solid 5/7 because its not as easy as you make it look like

nice video, thanks mate. BTW how does the water damage indicator work?

really enjoyed this one! good job mate

you make such great videos keep up the good work👍

that was an absolutely fantastic video. one question. do you believe the wire connector along the edge of the phone (left hand side when it was open and facing down, the wire along the left of the battery) is the WiFi antenna?

I just came to your Chanel. You are amazing!! I love ur vids! +1 sub

Nice video. Will you be putting a link for a replacement battery?

Carl & Co. used the a similar design to the Nexus 5. Good to know

LEGO! Man, I needed that. Work is sucking today.

Thank you very much for the inside view of the OnePlus3! Looks like the headphone jack is once more on the bottom and cannot be replaced individually (need an entire new power module should it be the only thing broken). Is this true? Could not see this in the video.

reckon you could add some more thermal pads to the other silver heatsink to conduct heat to the metal body?