Vivo X6 Teardown

In this guide, I’ll explain how to disassemble the Vivo X6 to remove the back cover, speaker, battery, camera, and motherboard.

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As Vivo’s new flagship phone, the vivo X6 uses a metal body with a metal ratio of up to 98.3%. In terms of appearance, the vivo X6 is quite pleasing, and the anodized sandblasted metal body also brings a nice touch.

The first step is to remove the SIM Card Tray.

Remove two screws next to the Micro USB port.
Insert a guitar pick, sliding the guitar pick by the edge. The back cover can be removed.

Now, the back cover has been removed, but the phone still works.

There is a layer of graphite stickers on the metal back cover.

The signal overflow outlet is fixed on the metal back cover. You can see the structure is very neat, and no glitches.

The fingerprint identification component is fixed on the back cover by four screws. Generally, pressing does not cause loosening.

Vivo X6’s internal structure is very compact.
Under the back cover, you can access the battery, camera, speaker, and motherboard.

The motherboard is covered by a layer of graphite stickers.

Remove the graphite stickers. The following is a copper sheet.

All metal shields were welded onto the circuit board. The solder joint is very neat and clean. This process makes the metal shield more stable but also increases the difficulty of maintenance.

Remove the metal sheet. You can disconnect two cables.

Remove the battery.

The motherboard was also removed.

All the chips are covered by the metal shield.

Remove the copper sheet. You can see Samsung 32GB ROM.