As Vivo’s first full-screen phone, the Vivo X20 Plus has become very popular among young people due to its excellent appearance design and high specifications. Now, let’s start the teardown to explore the phone’s internal design.
The phone is fully protected, and its components are made of good materials. The Vivo X20 Plus teardown is moderately difficult.
The main tools used during the teardown process include the screwdriver (Pentalobe and Phillips), suction cup, pry, clip, etc.
We need to remove the SIM card tray before the phone’s teardown.
First of all, use a hexagonal screwdriver to remove two screws at the vivo X20 Plus’ bottom. Control your strength during this process to avoid breaking the screw.
The phone has used a dense clip fixing method combined with lamination glue on its surroundings, which makes it difficult to open the smartphone. We utilize a suction cup and crow plate to remove the screen.
The phone adopts a popular full-screen design, so its fingerprint reader module is designed on the back. The front plate and the back cover are connected via soft cable. Be careful not to break the wire.
The phone has better internal design and workmanship compared with its predecessor. Except for screw fixation, the phone also adopts a contact design to save internal space.
Only the fingerprint reader module is placed on the back. Other main components are on the screen. So the cost will be high if the user wants to change to a new screen.
Many components have been densely placed on the screen. All the areas have been protected by the shield cover and graphite layer.
Before removing the battery, we need to disconnect the wire on the battery, which connects the battery and motherboard.
Compared with other smartphones, the Vivo phone’s battery is easier to remove. All we need to do is follow the battery removal tips. Tear the white tape and pull the green tape, and then we can successfully remove the battery.
The battery design of the phone maintains the vivo style. To avoid deforming the battery, we used a pry bar.
The phone sports a 3,905mAh Li-Polymer battery, which can perfectly match the 6.43-inch screen. The battery supports 18W quick charge and has a long life.
After removing the battery, we used the screwdriver to remove the fixed screws on the motherboard. In the meantime, disconnect the wire which connects the battery and the motherboard. Then, remove the motherboard.
From the motherboard, we can see that the components are protected by a shield cover. Most components are fixed by the welding method, and these can’t be used again once removed.
The phone features a 12MP and 12MP dual camera setup on the front, which has an F/2.0 aperture, and a 12MP and 5MP dual camera setup on the rear, which has an F/1.8 aperture.
The Vivo X20 Plus’s motherboard has a more compact design than its predecessor. Words are clearly printed on the components.
This area is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 chip. The 64GB ROM card is provided by Samsung.
Then, we remove the vice board. Disconnect the wire and fix the screws on it. The loudspeaker, microphone, earphone port, and data port are designed on the vice board.
The phone still provides the micro USB port. Although the phone doesn’t provide the Type-C port, it still supports the quick charge.
Summary:
The Vivo X20 Plus is Vivo’s first full-screen smartphone. Compared with the X20, the X20 Plus features a larger screen, which can produce better visual effects. Meanwhile, the phone’s internal design adopts good workmanship and material. It has a compact design. The X20 Plus has a good appearance and internal layout and is an excellent full-screen smartphone.
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