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Saving a damaged iPhone 17 Pro Max by transplanting its critical chip onto a donor board.
201,128 просмотров • 19 дней назад •via X (Twitter)
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Incredible precision! Board transplants like this are pure art. 🛠️📱

Transplant extends the life span of a device.

How you you ensure all the pins are back in the right places? One slightly off and the whole thing fails. This takes knowledge and expertise. Don't try this at home folks.

When it works after all that question will be obsolete.

I just want to transfer my non iTunes music from my iPhone to my laptop.

That is the job of the iTunes soft ware.

I bet these guys don't have to get a new phone very often😉

Only if there is a ready donor board.

Soooo … they thought they destroyed the evidence. Moo hoo hoo ha ha 😈

The chip retains the evidence.

How much?

It is not for sale just to recover some missing data.

Superb

these are the type of people you employed and you go back to sleep in peace… not like 80% of those computer village mf

Quién me ayuda

Who did it?

That was a project by a colleague.

Good job bro

Wait! Una don dey spoil iPhone 17 pro?

Learn, it is one of the material things.

El problema de esas reparaciones es que su precio ronda los 600 euros

This is a project to restore some loss data.

Bzdura

高価なiPhoneを、この作業で修理すると正確な修理料金はいくら掛かりますか?

This is awesome 😎

The job was done with precision and skillfully.

😲😲😲😲

This one is iPhone 30 Bend Ultra ... 😂😭🤣

Cómo podría aprender a hacer todo eso

Patience and attentiveness will take you there.

Dope

Feel like I’m watching some Nation-State level actor stuff here

Reballing those small grid arrays looks impressive.

The motherboard is completely destroyed. How does he want to🤔 ?? The motherboard is completely destroyed. How does he still want to save data

👏🏻 cool

Cómo habrá gente que le dará el cerebro para hacer todo eso, a mí se me olvidó ya el primer paso

Forensics works the same way.

I wonder what’s on that phone for that person to go through all that 🤔

My job😇

What temperature and airflow settings should I use to remove an IC or chip without damaging it? I am using a Sugon 2020D.
