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Teardown time! This morning we get a look at the innards of the Nexus 6, Google and Motorola’s flagship developer and enthusiast smartphone for 2014. The teardown reveals a chassis that’s been bolted down with an overwhelming amount of screws, though a steady hand and patience are enough to eradicate that situation.
The Nexus 6 scored a 7/10 on merits of repairability (10 being easiest to repair), with the only negative knocks being a few components hard-soldered to the motherboard and a display with a digitizer infused (making it a bit more expensive to replace a display should you crack it). Otherwise, it looks like Motorola used the same clean and tight assembly that they’ve become known for and you shouldn’t have any worries about the quality of this thing beneath the surface.
Damn. That appears to be an assload of adhesive on the back cover.
Looks nice and clean inside… like a solidly built device… Nice work Moto and IFIXIT
I can’t wait to get mine
Cant wait for mine to arrive in the mail today!!!
Mine too!
Should have mine tomorrow by 4pm,can’t wait!