iPhone 11 Pro Max, iFixit performs a live disassembly of the Apple device
If you are curious to see how an iPhone 11 Pro Max is made up, the iFixit team has dismantled the Apple device in an teardown on YouTube
The iFixit team was able to disassemble the brand new iPhone 11 Pro Max, but the tests on the new Apple devices did not end here. In fact, the long-awaited top of the range has undergone a live disassembly.
Live-streaming featured two key figures from iFixit: Kay Kay Clapp, Director of Things, and Sam Goldheart, Lead Teardown Engineer. The two girls have dismantled the Apple flagship and discovered the hidden secrets inside.
Among the innovations that have emerged, beyond those already available, is that the RAM memory module on the device is 4GB. However, there may be another 2GB add-on hidden somewhere. The search continues, but has not yet been found.
An interesting detail is that the battery has two connectors. This means that it could be used for bilateral recharge, that is to load another device like Apple Watch or AirPods. At the moment the functionality is not supported, but it could come with a future update.
Still remaining in the battery field, the autonomy of the iPhone 11 Pro Max is 5 hours longer than the iPhone XS Max. This superior longevity is certainly due to the better processor A13 made by Apple, but also thanks to some found. The battery of the new flagship is 18% thinner, 21% wider and 33% heavier. This means that in general, a larger battery is also more reliable and efficient.
For all the further details, you can look directly at the disassembly process. The video produced by iFixit is available on YouTube and shows the entire procedure.
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