While Xiaomi has just launched the Mi MIX 4, a new video has already surfaced online that shows the smartphone being disassembled, with the teardown revealing the internal components of the new handset.
The teardown was done by popular tech blogger Robin, who shared the video of the disassembly on Weibo (a Chinese microblogging website). Looking at the video we can observe that the smartphone’s body comprises of ceramic and sports a thin metal frame that is housed between the display and the body. This region also makes space for radio signal transmission. The teardown found that the device’s internals are divided into three main regions.
This includes an upper section that houses the SoC, memory modules, camera sensors, 5G antennas, and more. On the other hand, the region in the middle is where the battery is kept, along with the NFC antennas, wireless charging coils, and the dual cell battery. The lower region is made up of the speakers, USB Type C port, and the vibration motor. Notably, we can even see the under display camera of the smartphone in the teardown video.
The hole for this sensor is visible when strong light is passed through it, while another hole can also be observed a bit lower. On the top center of the display is the cutout for the under display camera, while the square shaped cutout is for the proximity and ambient light sensors. With these essential systems being under the display, Xiaomi is able to offer users a complete front screen body. Other notable aspects that can be seen during the tear down is the several heat dissipation sheets, copper foil, and the thermal paste on the SoC.
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