Pixel 6 Pro leak shows how phone is made in reverse teardown video

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Now that we know that Google will announce the Pixel 6 on October 19, you can wait patiently for its official specs and design … or check out one of the many Pixel 6 leaks that continue to appear.

The latest leak gives us a break from endless speculation speculation. Instead, it appears to show how the Pixel 6 is actually made. Presumably filmed by a factory worker who took home a Pixel 6 Pro and its assembly tools, the video shows a step-by-step process of how someone could assemble a Pixel, with the right tools. 9to5Google spotted the video first.

With cute music and on-screen instructions showing potential dangers to avoid, the video gives us an overview of the components of the Pixel 6 Pro: the SIM tray, UWB connector, speaker, rear camera module. , battery, 5G modem, etc. However, we haven’t seen any actual computer components like Google Tensor in the leak.

All in all, this is a rather overwhelming video, showing the number of components that need to be screwed or glued in place – and could all come apart if not built correctly. It really shows why third party repair can be so difficult, given how difficult it can be to reach a specific damaged component.

While this new video built the Pixel 6 Pro, the channel’s other leaked video shows how to take it apart safely. We wonder if iFixit and other teardown experts will use these videos as a guide.

We’re excited to see the official Pixel 6 Pro in just over a week, as it’s sure to rival the best Android phones. But these video guides certainly didn’t convince us that we could Make our own Pixel.