@@kingsener pleaaaaase tell me where to find that iso container you use at like 4:40 or right after. I need like at least 3 but maybe 5 of them in my life
98% of the video: delicate, clean, professional to the last detail, all clicky and asmr-like... The 2% of the video: BRUTE FORCE CNC REMOVAL OF NAND MODULE!!!!! I was in absolute horror to even gasp that such possibility actually exists. (Well gotta respect the decision, dentists and surgeons also have to use drills and power tools sometimes 😅)
As an Electric Engineer I have to commit, that I am incredible impressed! This is what professionalism is looking like. You have the right tools, a sense of clean work .. he didn't even scratch a screw!
You're an electric engineer who can't spell electrical? I have to commit that I am incredible impressed. That doesn't even make sense. I get that English is probably not your native tongue but this gibberish you said in your comment makes no sense. Can you show me your degree in electrical engineering.
@@Tonyplat98 Yes, you're right! English is not my mothers language. I'm German. Do you speak a second language? Do you have a technical background? Is there anything besides of bashing a spelling mistake? Anything? And yes, I can show you my degree in electrical engineering! And over 30 years of experience. But why? The guy in the video didn't scratch a screw because that's professionalism. But you've never scratched a screw because you've never tightened one... Am I right? That's why you haven't understand my comment.
@@kiwiesp Never hate that's a strong word I don't even know the guy but I don't believe him for 1 second. Everyone online is an Electrical engineer these days.
@@kingsener You own a lot of equipment, but you cannot seem to afford nail clippers. Are people where you live that poor they cannot groom themselves properly?
@@corpingtons as someone who’s taken apart thousands of iPhones for various reasons, just seeing that adhesive get sucked up on the drill was incredible. As much as Apple probably despises videos like this, their repair division could absolutely learn from this! A 30 min repair usually consists of at least 15 mins of adhesive removal!
I’m not a technician or something I don’t repair phones, but I’m pretty sure I’ve never seen in my entire life someone doing it’s job as nicely and as clean as this guy. I hope it’s how he does business and not just for the video, because such professionalism is a rare occurrence these days. It’s simply amazing
Bro's an expert. I could've never imagined that desoldering a 128GB nand was possible. So bro just yeeted it out of existence. And cleaned the port to make it reusable again
@@Ormigo111 The whole “part” would be the motherboard, which would have 1TB NAND pre installed. So basically you’re buying a whole new iPhone as the motherboard is the central module of the entire device. Might as well just buy a 1TB iPhone model from the start.
@@syberpunk I was talking for the cleaning tool. I know that if the nand gets damaged (smth that I guess never happens) it is very expensive to replace altogether with the motherboard, almost like buying a new phone
@@Ormigo111 The CNC machine? I believe it’s a mini CNC, could get a decent one for around a thousand USD or, for the bigger ones, all the way up into the tens of thousands of dollars! It helps to have access to a machine shop or “Makerspace” in your city.
Having repaired many iPhones over the years, I can honestly say that this guy is the most pro I’ve seen. All the right equipment etc. though I’m methodical, his care and precision puts me to shame. Amazing! 👍🏻
@@victoririas2366 nah, most technicians dont have to put this much effort into this, even if they did 10% of the original, it is waaaaaaaay more than enough.
@@victoririas2366 the talent and quality being supplied by the OP is that technical and class that to be fair it would likely be cheaper to sell and buy a new iPhone.
This has got to be expensive and more of an art or display of talent than a service offered to clients. Very impressive. Also looks incredibly tedious. I bet this guy really enjoys his hobby/profession!
No, his repair is broke his warranty unless you take it to an official Apple shop and put official Apple hardware into it. You broke your warranty no brains here.
after assembled back his 128gb iphone is dead!!!! so he bought the 1tb iphone and switch it behind the scene to show you all and give the impression it is a success diy upgrade.
* Android - upto 120w charger. * iphone - What is Watt ? We earn more than Chinese. We sell 20w charger seperately for Rs 2,000. 😀😀 * iphone : Same old notch ( now modified as "Dynamic island" ) , no charger in box, no 3.5 mm audio jack, no FM radio, no expandable memory card slot, one sim + one e-sim, usb type 'C' charging port only in latest 15 series from September 2023, only 60hz display in non pro iPhone 15 models. 🤔🤔 But, iphone is the best. 😀😀
I can actually see this taking off to be honest. Repairing unrepairable and made to be broken and replaced items is the wave of the future for techs and engineers.
It seems to be the cleanest and most precise video I've ever seen. I can trust the lens protection, clean dust removal, and the scene using the torque wrench. Good Job.
that's literally the most impressive thing I've ever watched in months. Never knew or thought this was possible. After watching you grinding off original storage, I gasped just like in movies.
Man you're doing it right! As soon as I heard the torque wrench click when you were reinstalling the screws I knew this was some serious professional level work!
Even Apple’s service center wouldn’t match the level of detail and professionalism you’ve shown! Every step was handled with such precision, without a single scratch, and even the screws were fitted with total expertise. You used top-notch tools-micro-soldering equipment, a controlled reflow station, and a torque screwdriver to set everything just right. The attention to detail was incredible, from using suction cups and special tools to safely hold and remove the screen, to applying the perfect chemicals for clean, safe removal. You even covered the camera lenses with stickers to keep dust out, and made sure the phone was spotless before reassembly. Truly, I’m extremely impressed with the work-it’s on another level!
professionalism at its best, almost as a factory assembly, you won't find this kind of work in any local tech stores, probably they never even heard about half the equipment in this video
Exactly what I was thinking, and (just like everyone since 2020) they charge more and more for their services, and they probably dont have half the equipment
after assembled back his 128gb iphone is dead!!!! so he bought the 1tb iphone and switch it behind the scene to show you all and give the impression it is a success diy upgrade.
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I’m an automotive mechanic, and I was astonished when I heard the “click” of a torque wrench on those tiny screws. I had no idea there was such a thing. I learned so much from this video. The aforementioned torque screwdriver, glue removal tool, vacuum seal tester, CNC chip removal… this was tremendously satisfying! The only question I have is this; knowing how human skin oils can cause corrosion and negatively effect electrical connections, I wonder why technicians do not use protection when reassembling connections on motherboards. Surely someone makes sone type of glove or finger cover for that very purpose, one would think.
I started working with electronics almost 60 years ago, I have replaced smartphone batteries recently but the skill and craftsmanship of this blows my mind 🤯👍
Probably the best repair video footage I have ever seen, a work of art. Love the tools, I went to the battery site in hope that you sold some of the tools. But the metal bit on a low powered Dremel is an amazing Idea. I went to the lab immediately and took a cheap 12VDC one and wired a USB A to DC barrel adapter. Plugged it in using 5VDC/1A power brick and put a metal Dremel in backwards. Polished off the chrome with 1000 grit sand paper and it worked great. What is the white soldering powder (or is it flux) you are using? But I have to ask, why not sell some of these tools on the site when you have so many people asking for them? Or maybe put monetized links in the video description? Great job, looking forward to more works or art, not just the repair but the videography and editing as well.
heating the board and take the nand out would some sort damage the board because of the generated heat, so its best to just crush the nand and install a new one at this point
Factory solder needs higher temperatures to desolder. Also - who needs the weakest/cheapest version of Apple storage anyways? Even if somebody has a phone with dead storage (which I doubt will happen. Most likely whole board will die), if he decides to fix it that way, the labour costs are higher than cost of that 128gb version. It is much better to make upgrade though.
This cannot be a do-it-yourself vid. But I do appreciate the workmanship required to do this. Here I am saying I don’t have the equipment to do this….lol. Very complete and comprehensive. Love this vid. Let me know where I can send my phone for this treatment!?? Lol
Dude, that is some amazing stuff you just did there. I’ve never seen anyone upgrade the storage in an iPhone before. Very interesting to watch. I look forward to seeing more.
I really admire the engineering that apple puts into making their phones. This was so good to watch, everything was done so studiously and professional
Never ever seen a perfect job like this in every freaking detail. This is just perfection, maniacal detail care, incredible. Congrats, i have no more words, just admiration!!!!
Thank God I purchased mine with 1 TB factory installed. I wouldn’t have had the nerve to have this kinda work done on my iPhone. Amazing to see the inside of the iPhone 15.
* Android - upto 120w charger. * iphone - What is Watt ? We earn more than Chinese. We sell 20w charger seperately for Rs 2,000. 😀😀 * iphone : Same old notch ( now modified as "Dynamic island" ) , no charger in box, no 3.5 mm audio jack, no FM radio, no expandable memory card slot, one sim + one e-sim, usb type 'C' charging port only in latest 15 series from September 2023, only 60hz display in non pro iPhone 15 models. 🤔🤔 But, iphone is the best. 😀😀
Extremely professional, extremely excellent. I've never seen anything better, I can say. It's the first time I see a torque screwdriver. And I loved the click click click sound :) I subscribed immediately. Greetings from Turkey.
Ive been in the trades my whole life and things like this with so many very specific and specialized steps is sooooo satisfying to watch for some reason. My wife thinks I’m a little crazy when she sees my spending my free time watching stuff like this 😂
Its amazing when looking back in the future on these if they still exist... how far technology has come along to be able to figure this stuff out and having visual instructions on how to do these. Wither it be, India or China or US or home made... Pretty neat stuff that you can just peel stuff apart and upgrade it if you know how they function.
@DasKroenerTier warranty probably voided. I guess Apple might track the hardware configurations using serial numbers. Whether this is detected when someone repairs it, who knows. And if I know someone who can do mods like this, repairs can probably be done, too. So, unless it is completely unrecoverable... As for costs, it might be a bit cheaper. But this really looked professional.
@@ray-charc3131 because there is glue under it that would damage the board if it was removed that way. Believe me, CNC is not easier than just heating and lifting off, if it could be done either way it'd be done with heat.
Only Apple's obscene margins justify, from an economic point of view, it being more advantageous to buy a device with 128GB and pay to carry out an extremely complex job like this instead of buying a device with 1TB directly from the factory. For Apple, the difference in cost between a device with 128GB and 1TB must be in the region of cents
Actually these NAND chips do cost a lot. Not as much as apple charges of course, but still - quality ones are expensive. Cheap ones are used (and\or) are from rejects (and\or) the really low grade
Tool link:www.batterymall.com/collections/iphone-battery-replacement-tools
@@kingsener how much do you charge for upgrading my iPhone 15Plus 512 to 1 Terabyte??
@@kingsener pleaaaaase tell me where to find that iso container you use at like 4:40 or right after. I need like at least 3 but maybe 5 of them in my life
@@kingsener No SD CARD Forget Apple RIPOFF
You brute force erased good 128 ram @7:12 , could have used it on other device , want to change memory in latest apples iToilet 🚽🚽
What equipment did you use to film this ?
I have never before seen a iphone technician using a torque driver. That’s real professionalism at its best. Congratulations very impressive work.
maybe if you go outside india you will see
I use torques, I don't like stripping screws!
Where can I buy one?
@@fra_2110 aliexpress or amazon
Still surprised the screen did not break.
This is probably the most perfect most complete most satisfying work i have ever seen done on a smartphone.
Said that to myself and was like "am I exaggerating?", turns out that no I'm not exaggerating whatsoever, indeed it's the finest work I've ever seen.
Where I can buy torque driver sir.
except for no gloves.
yassd brooo
@@nienkun2753 Where can one source the NAND chip?
98% of the video: delicate, clean, professional to the last detail, all clicky and asmr-like...
The 2% of the video: BRUTE FORCE CNC REMOVAL OF NAND MODULE!!!!! I was in absolute horror to even gasp that such possibility actually exists. (Well gotta respect the decision, dentists and surgeons also have to use drills and power tools sometimes 😅)
I’m like what the hel
Very good and accurate summary.
Lol... I felt my stomach drop and I suddenly couldn't breathe... Those tolerances are so freaking small. Lovely work 👍
Im sad that the 128gb chip was destroyed in the process and not recycled for another device or another phones upgrade. :(
That's one thing I didn't understand at all. Why is it necessary to do a CNC removal? Is it for the video? Absolutely crazy.
As an Electric Engineer I have to commit, that I am incredible impressed! This is what professionalism is looking like. You have the right tools, a sense of clean work .. he didn't even scratch a screw!
You're an electric engineer who can't spell electrical? I have to commit that I am incredible impressed. That doesn't even make sense. I get that English is probably not your native tongue but this gibberish you said in your comment makes no sense. Can you show me your degree in electrical engineering.
@@Tonyplat98 Yes, you're right! English is not my mothers language. I'm German. Do you speak a second language? Do you have a technical background? Is there anything besides of bashing a spelling mistake? Anything? And yes, I can show you my degree in electrical engineering! And over 30 years of experience. But why? The guy in the video didn't scratch a screw because that's professionalism. But you've never scratched a screw because you've never tightened one... Am I right? That's why you haven't understand my comment.
@@Tonyplat98 don’t hate Brother.
@@kiwiesp Never hate that's a strong word I don't even know the guy but I don't believe him for 1 second. Everyone online is an Electrical engineer these days.
You really, really should go were you came from.
After repairing electronics and computers for 30 years I bow down to you sir. This was awesome. Great video.
Thank you for your compliments and support😆
Can you do this for my phone? Will pay of course!
@@kingsener You own a lot of equipment, but you cannot seem to afford nail clippers. Are people where you live that poor they cannot groom themselves properly?
@@matthewhopkins7042 You have applied the saying: I point to the moon, and the fool looks at my finger :)
#metoo
The drill bit to remove the waterproof seal debris was incredibly slick!
Yeah, so satisfying
Very smart but getting done makes no sense when you can easily just buy bigger memory
@@corpingtons as someone who’s taken apart thousands of iPhones for various reasons, just seeing that adhesive get sucked up on the drill was incredible. As much as Apple probably despises videos like this, their repair division could absolutely learn from this! A 30 min repair usually consists of at least 15 mins of adhesive removal!
Btw that's OCA glue remover ...
Not a drill bit ... 😄
@@corpingtonsThis is an example of the type of service available in China. If they can do this, they can probably fix almost any iPhone.
bro is not fixing phones he is operating them, what a satisfying video this was. The perfection of every process involved is so good.
I wish my surgeon was this precise!
I thought it was a woman, nails long as hell
I’m not a technician or something I don’t repair phones, but I’m pretty sure I’ve never seen in my entire life someone doing it’s job as nicely and as clean as this guy. I hope it’s how he does business and not just for the video, because such professionalism is a rare occurrence these days. It’s simply amazing
The 6 dislikes were from tim cook, and other apple employees
That's more than six.😂
@@kingsener Now there are already eight dislikes 🤣
@@kingsener 16 now bruh
and Steve Jobs ghost 👹
You see dislikes?
Bro's an expert. I could've never imagined that desoldering a 128GB nand was possible. So bro just yeeted it out of existence.
And cleaned the port to make it reusable again
How much costs the whole part? Since I guess very few have that money saving tool.
@@Ormigo111 The whole “part” would be the motherboard, which would have 1TB NAND pre installed. So basically you’re buying a whole new iPhone as the motherboard is the central module of the entire device. Might as well just buy a 1TB iPhone model from the start.
@@syberpunk I was talking for the cleaning tool. I know that if the nand gets damaged (smth that I guess never happens) it is very expensive to replace altogether with the motherboard, almost like buying a new phone
@@Ormigo111 The CNC machine? I believe it’s a mini CNC, could get a decent one for around a thousand USD or, for the bigger ones, all the way up into the tens of thousands of dollars! It helps to have access to a machine shop or “Makerspace” in your city.
isnt that gonna affect the speed and performance
Having repaired many iPhones over the years, I can honestly say that this guy is the most pro I’ve seen. All the right equipment etc. though I’m methodical, his care and precision puts me to shame. Amazing! 👍🏻
@@carlsreynolds sounds like you need to up your quality bro.
@@victoririas2366 nah, most technicians dont have to put this much effort into this, even if they did 10% of the original, it is waaaaaaaay more than enough.
@@victoririas2366 the talent and quality being supplied by the OP is that technical and class that to be fair it would likely be cheaper to sell and buy a new iPhone.
This has got to be expensive and more of an art or display of talent than a service offered to clients. Very impressive. Also looks incredibly tedious. I bet this guy really enjoys his hobby/profession!
Who saw the title and thought you could do this yourself. 😂
Actually I wish I could pay someone to do this for me 🤣
@@KingSolid93 you can
Nobody who knows how Apple does things, that's for sure.
Me over here thinking that all I needed was a 1TB nand and it was an easy swap till si saw the removal of the 128GB nand 💀
@MiloPragerSE or you could have just one thing, MONEY
man your are the most clean, precise and professional iphone repairer i have ever encountered on this platform.
Thank you for your recognition
@@kingsenerwill you do for Iphone 13 from 128 GB to 1 TB. ?
I was torn between being shocked and extatic during the whole video. You've killed and restored an iPhone very professionally.
Thank you for your recognition❤
He does it like an expert
Never thought would sit through a 17 mins long video straight, without a voiceover !! 🙇 kudos !!
Bro was a brain surgeon in his past life 😳
😂😂😂
But now he is mobile surgeon
He still is kind of.
@@kingsener At 9m 37s, what was that white powder.
shhh he can’t talk about that.
This guy is so good his repairs EXTEND the factory warranty!
@@adrianwilson7536 😂🙌👏
No, his repair is broke his warranty unless you take it to an official Apple shop and put official Apple hardware into it. You broke your warranty no brains here.
@@Paul-ng4jx sir, that was a joke! you must be boring at parties... hahaha
@@Paul-ng4jxThat’s the joke 🥴
@@Paul-ng4jx how is Apple going to know?
I can’t even fit a screen protector perfectly
Same
😂😂
Same as me la!😂
😅😅😅😅
Fucking hell me too, i buy protector screen online and bring to store to fit it for me 😂
Me clicking on the video thinking I could diy 👁️👄👁️
@@doctornoodz you can do this at home. Othermill cnc is only several thousand dollars. the rest of the tools are fairly accessible.
The most immaculate teardown of any device I have ever seen in my life... Perfection!
Thank you for your recognition❤
This isn't a vid.. It's ART!! I'm falling asleep because it's really satisfying
it's the ASMR effect
after assembled back his 128gb iphone is dead!!!! so he bought the 1tb iphone and switch it behind the scene to show you all and give the impression it is a success diy upgrade.
@@R0TB really?
Spoken like a little school girl.
Agree, I just watched this as entertainment. :-)
The camera cover, the torque to specs, the waterproof seal, the cleaning after, you are worth every penny❤❤❤
Absolutely 10000/10👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
You did what we all dream of doing without daring, you are our hero !!
*apple makes a part unrepairable
*mechanical engineer with a CS degree - you dare to challange me mortal.
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* Android - upto 120w charger.
* iphone - What is Watt ?
We earn more than Chinese. We sell 20w charger seperately for Rs 2,000. 😀😀
* iphone :
Same old notch ( now modified as "Dynamic island" ) , no charger in box, no 3.5 mm audio jack, no FM radio, no expandable memory card slot, one sim + one e-sim, usb type 'C' charging port only in latest 15 series from September 2023, only 60hz display in non pro iPhone 15 models.
🤔🤔
But, iphone is the best. 😀😀
@@kingsener 华人吗？
I can actually see this taking off to be honest.
Repairing unrepairable and made to be broken and replaced items is the wave of the future for techs and engineers.
@@sunilnathani3924 acting as if Samsung has a headphone jack or charging brick either 😂
No words spoken , no drama/dramatic music, so peace 🕊️, precise , satisfying & perfection at its best . Good job 👏
It seems to be the cleanest and most precise video I've ever seen. I can trust the lens protection, clean dust removal, and the scene using the torque wrench. Good Job.
As a Janitor and security professional that holds an active Class B CDL, I commend your work sir!
that's literally the most impressive thing I've ever watched in months. Never knew or thought this was possible. After watching you grinding off original storage, I gasped just like in movies.
Man you're doing it right! As soon as I heard the torque wrench click when you were reinstalling the screws I knew this was some serious professional level work!
The insane amount of engineering in that phone. Wow. And KingSener is like an iPhone brain surgeon, impressive skills and tools.
Thank you for your recognition❤
If you want to see the real iphone brain surgery equivalent watch how he replaces the glas on the screen
Even Apple’s service center wouldn’t match the level of detail and professionalism you’ve shown! Every step was handled with such precision, without a single scratch, and even the screws were fitted with total expertise. You used top-notch tools-micro-soldering equipment, a controlled reflow station, and a torque screwdriver to set everything just right. The attention to detail was incredible, from using suction cups and special tools to safely hold and remove the screen, to applying the perfect chemicals for clean, safe removal. You even covered the camera lenses with stickers to keep dust out, and made sure the phone was spotless before reassembly. Truly, I’m extremely impressed with the work-it’s on another level!
professionalism at its best, almost as a factory assembly, you won't find this kind of work in any local tech stores, probably they never even heard about half the equipment in this video
Exactly what I was thinking, and (just like everyone since 2020) they charge more and more for their services, and they probably dont have half the equipment
In iPhone manufacturing facility, such intricate assembly is done by sophisticated machines. Doing this by hand is an absolute art. Respect.
Yeah I like the part where he deleted the 128gb NAND by hand
@@longebane That is the most honest definition of "delete" I've ever seen.
Never seen a job better than this. Really congrats
after assembled back his 128gb iphone is dead!!!! so he bought the 1tb iphone and switch it behind the scene to show you all and give the impression it is a success diy upgrade.
This is what a professional repairer called! Good Job!
Amazing, the most immaculate work I’ve ever seen on an iPhone. The companies that construct the phone would awe at this exceptionalism.
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That's a clean job omg. Great work, loved the care and attention given.
First time I've seen CnC'ing out a chip. Mind blown. Respects
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I’m an automotive mechanic, and I was astonished when I heard the “click” of a torque wrench on those tiny screws. I had no idea there was such a thing.
I learned so much from this video. The aforementioned torque screwdriver, glue removal tool, vacuum seal tester, CNC chip removal… this was tremendously satisfying!
The only question I have is this; knowing how human skin oils can cause corrosion and negatively effect electrical connections, I wonder why technicians do not use protection when reassembling connections on motherboards. Surely someone makes sone type of glove or finger cover for that very purpose, one would think.
Pure sound, no music, zoomed in, precision, perfect video, thank you!
what is your fixation on people not talking? you have no idea what he's doing and why he's doing it
So we are watching someone who actually knows what they’re doing with greater depth vs most TH-camrs who could only dream yet gets 1 million views. 😂
This is reality.
if experience was the only reason people wanted to watch others your mother would be#1 on ph 😂
@@chimpo131 Only losers go to ph.
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@@chimpo131 yo calm down pal seems like you just edging rn 💀
Never seen an iphone repair with cinematic composition of the shots 👏🏼 awesome
I started working with electronics almost 60 years ago, I have replaced smartphone batteries recently but the skill and craftsmanship of this blows my mind 🤯👍
Probably the best repair video footage I have ever seen, a work of art. Love the tools, I went to the battery site in hope that you sold some of the tools. But the metal bit on a low powered Dremel is an amazing Idea. I went to the lab immediately and took a cheap 12VDC one and wired a USB A to DC barrel adapter. Plugged it in using 5VDC/1A power brick and put a metal Dremel in backwards. Polished off the chrome with 1000 grit sand paper and it worked great. What is the white soldering powder (or is it flux) you are using?
But I have to ask, why not sell some of these tools on the site when you have so many people asking for them? Or maybe put monetized links in the video description?
Great job, looking forward to more works or art, not just the repair but the videography and editing as well.
He heats the rosin with a soldering iron and covers the contacts with smoke from this rosin.
Bro just deleted the 128GB nand
heating the board and take the nand out would some sort damage the board because of the generated heat, so its best to just crush the nand and install a new one at this point
@@QuanTrieuPCYT But isn't he also heating it to apply the solder for the new NAND once it's sitting on the board?
Factory solder needs higher temperatures to desolder.
Also - who needs the weakest/cheapest version of Apple storage anyways?
Even if somebody has a phone with dead storage (which I doubt will happen. Most likely whole board will die), if he decides to fix it that way, the labour costs are higher than cost of that 128gb version. It is much better to make upgrade though.
No matter. It must sacrifice a little cat to create a lion.
@@QuanTrieuPCYT The NAND's epoxy underfill begs to differ.
The yellow tape at first was so satisfying 😁.
This cannot be a do-it-yourself vid. But I do appreciate the workmanship required to do this. Here I am saying I don’t have the equipment to do this….lol. Very complete and comprehensive. Love this vid. Let me know where I can send my phone for this treatment!?? Lol
Wow this is just incredible. Meticulous work. You should become a surgeon
The algorithm has guided me to perfection. Amazing work
Peak ASMR, just like the other iphone 15 video, no music or voice over. Job well done. Need more such ASMR videos.
Thank you very much for your support, good people have a safe life .🙏
@@kingsenerUpgrade the storage on iPad.
A professional always uses the right tools because they know what they are doing. No compromises.
Great job, Sir.
Dude, that is some amazing stuff you just did there. I’ve never seen anyone upgrade the storage in an iPhone before. Very interesting to watch. I look forward to seeing more.
Its crazy how professional this is! 😮
The gadgets this guy has 🤯. Love the way you work man. Very neat and clean!
I really admire the engineering that apple puts into making their phones. This was so good to watch, everything was done so studiously and professional
I am Amazed! and Honestly I want this Profession. Being precise and Clean, I'ts like Technician with OCD
Never ever seen a perfect job like this in every freaking detail. This is just perfection, maniacal detail care, incredible. Congrats, i have no more words, just admiration!!!!
I’d love to know what the tool is that is used for cleaning up the residual glue @04:20 I can think of many uses for such a tool
It looks to just be a long black (probably magnetic) screwdriver they're spinning around against the residual to make it come off
I want to know, too.
Me too
Google “electric glue removal tool” or “OCA glue removal tool”. They are not that expensive.
Thank God I purchased mine with 1 TB factory installed. I wouldn’t have had the nerve to have this kinda work done on my iPhone. Amazing to see the inside of the iPhone 15.
It’s not often that I’m able to watch a longer video without getting distracted by anything, but this is one. Amazing work!
If apple engineers saw you, they would prostrate themselves in front of you and declare you as god, you did very clean work. 😀
😂😂Please don't let Apple engineers see it.I'm just trying to make a living.😭
@@kingsener You are amazing, have a good day, I wish you good luck 😂🙏
@@kingsener Do you accept send-ins for upgrades?
* Android - upto 120w charger.
* iphone - What is Watt ?
We earn more than Chinese. We sell 20w charger seperately for Rs 2,000. 😀😀
* iphone :
Same old notch ( now modified as "Dynamic island" ) , no charger in box, no 3.5 mm audio jack, no FM radio, no expandable memory card slot, one sim + one e-sim, usb type 'C' charging port only in latest 15 series from September 2023, only 60hz display in non pro iPhone 15 models.
🤔🤔
But, iphone is the best. 😀😀
wtff prostarte?? do you mean prostate? or pro-state? mfw when pro state
You have got both skills and tools, its just perfect.
Excellent technique. Remarkable craftsmanship. Truly professional work. Just wished I could have a repair shop like this around here.👍🖖
This dude is SUPER professional
Extremely professional, extremely excellent. I've never seen anything better, I can say. It's the first time I see a torque screwdriver.
And I loved the click click click sound :) I subscribed immediately. Greetings from Turkey.
"Bruteforce erasure of NAND"
LOVE IT😂😂😂
Erasure? More like obliteration. Hillary Clinton wasn't even that thorough with her emails...
Only one country where you can find such electronics knowledge and craftsmanship at the same time. Crazy skills.
This is called professional work.... Thank you
Videos like this have therapeutic effects! Awesome precision work! Best of its kind!
That glue removal tool is the most satisfying thing on the planet
hhh😉
Ive been in the trades my whole life and things like this with so many very specific and specialized steps is sooooo satisfying to watch for some reason. My wife thinks I’m a little crazy when she sees my spending my free time watching stuff like this 😂
One of the most satisfying and cleanliest video I ever seen
Was it a clean nand or did you have to program it?
And what machine did you use to remove the nand?
It's a CNC machine
The gentleness, the attention to detail ❤
What a perfectionist, professional and satisfaction ❤ love it man
Just wondering, is there a lot of performance difference from Apple's NAND? Or only a little bit?
I think 1TB NAND performance should better than 128gb
Its amazing when looking back in the future on these if they still exist... how far technology has come along to be able to figure this stuff out and having visual instructions on how to do these.
Wither it be, India or China or US or home made... Pretty neat stuff that you can just peel stuff apart and upgrade it if you know how they function.
First time I saw someone removing a screen without heat. Great job 🎉
This man must be an Apple engineer. He's a pro at this. 👍
He even has all the necessary tools. Nice one.
Nice work! But will it be cheaper than buying directly a 1tb version? And I can forget about the warranty, right? :D
@DasKroenerTier warranty probably voided. I guess Apple might track the hardware configurations using serial numbers. Whether this is detected when someone repairs it, who knows.
And if I know someone who can do mods like this, repairs can probably be done, too. So, unless it is completely unrecoverable...
As for costs, it might be a bit cheaper. But this really looked professional.
how much for replacement from 256GB to 1TB?? compare to original one?
@@kipasangincosmos 7899
As a computer science engineer I’m in awe. The elegance of the video is just mesmerizing.
So far among all the electrical/electronic component work I have seen, this is the most thorough
Good work sir
Kudos to Apple for making it so simple to open up and repair/upgrade their devices!
Да… китайцы вы такие красавчики! На все руки мастера! Респект🤝
Android: *downloads more storage
It used to be “Android inserts a bigger Micro SD card.” I’m still mad about that.
The only reason I bought a Sony Xperia 1 V is because I can insert an SD card and because of the good camera, more phones need to have that option
Samsung A71 does have the sd card slot. For the price it's a good value. Doesn't feel slow at all.
What a peasant. Don't be mad if you can't adford an iphone. 🤣
Worth a thumbs up for the camara work alone. Never mind the actual job in hand.👌👌👌👍
Love how neatly it was done
can you list the tools used and where to buy them please
Incredible craftmanship
Thank you for your support.
why the original ram chip cannot be heated dissembled and needed to be milled out away？
@@ray-charc3131 128 GB does not have much value to these people in 2024
@@ray-charc3131 because there is glue under it that would damage the board if it was removed that way. Believe me, CNC is not easier than just heating and lifting off, if it could be done either way it'd be done with heat.
Your hands are extremely steady. Handling tools of this size was precise. Professional work with incredible camera work! Thanks for the great video!
i'm sure you're a former iPhone assembly factory employee 🤣
I thought so too.
Me too.
Who else is here watching with an android phone😤
🫵🏻
With so much happiness.. that someone is taking apples cream of pie away..
@@Syncing19 I am, since my iphone is charging lol 😂
Me
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10:37 I’m starting to think this isn’t a DIY how to video.
Record video.
I'm blown away by the skill set some people have. Amazing.
That “brute force erasure” pained me to see, but it works
does that mean he destroyed that thing to nothing? to install the new storage?
@@breadcat9928 Yes, but the brute force removal saved the logic board additional heat cycles that the desoldering would’ve caused.
I Enjoyed "The Silky Smoothness" :D
Haha, congratulations on finding the essence.😆
Only Apple's obscene margins justify, from an economic point of view, it being more advantageous to buy a device with 128GB and pay to carry out an extremely complex job like this instead of buying a device with 1TB directly from the factory. For Apple, the difference in cost between a device with 128GB and 1TB must be in the region of cents
Actually these NAND chips do cost a lot. Not as much as apple charges of course, but still - quality ones are expensive. Cheap ones are used (and\or) are from rejects (and\or) the really low grade
Buy a used 128 and get him to upgrade to 1TB