Inside (2a) Plus - A Teardown

Rob ⚡️ · 2024-08-27T09:00:00+00:00

After the success of our last teardown post here on the community, we’re back with another! This time we’re taking a look inside Phone (2a) Plus, our lates...

Jines

Rob ⚡️ I like the details of motherboard (rear) how tiny component are well connected in lil space

Navin_shukla

Rob ⚡️ my fvrt detail is copper surface behind the display . It’s good for heat spreading and looking aesthetic from inside also

Jai

Wow, I loved how clean this teardown is! ❤️❤️

Learning about every part of the phone always excites me. I appreciate how each component is labelled and explained. My favourite part is seeing how the glyph strips are fitted behind the phone. This level of detail is far better than what you usually see in teardown videos.

hrry

There’s a real beauty in the internal design that has been captured - really Apple-esque in the internal design being as good as external design. And, nice to see what is under the transparent design. Cheers for giving us the insight!

arvindkumar87

I amazed how everything look inside the phone. Very clean teardown

My favorite detail is USB - C port that have 50W rapid charging capability

Samrat_tiwari

Rob ⚡️ phone looks very interesting from inside. Very Detailful teardown. I knew about many component name and working by this post. My favorite detail in this teardown series is UFS2.2-256GB Storage + LPDDR4X-12GB RAM

LorenzoLucchini

Rob ⚡️ The Nothing Phone (2a) Plus takes thermal management to a new level with its enhanced heat-spreading copper layer integrated into the AMOLED display. Compared to the previous model, this upgrade ensures more efficient cooling, which is crucial for maintaining peak performance during intensive tasks like gaming or 4K video recording. This focus on thermal efficiency not only prolongs the device’s lifespan but also allows the MediaTek Dimensity 7350 Pro SOC to operate at higher speeds without throttling, showcasing Nothing’s commitment to both power and durability.

Rexxd

Rob ⚡️ I like this series, very clean teardown. And you write this post in very easy understanding way.

My favorite details is UFS2.2-256GB Storage + LPDDR4X-12GB RAM.

D4rk

Rob ⚡️ my favorite detail is glyph it is very nice to see how it’s looks inside and how it is connected to motherboard.

Hemen

Rob ⚡️ I like the camera part more , How they’re placed and connected. It is very interesting to look inside of the phone

Techy

Very interesting content it’s really leave me in curious mode to know more about every part 🙂

My favorite detail in this teardown is 50mp selfie camera.

David_sam

Rob ⚡️ What a inside view of piece of art, amazing !! My favorite detail is Motherboard (Top) 🔥

Guruji33

I like the storage part most UFS2.2-256GB Storage + LPDDR4X-12GB RAM I thought they will look like sd card but they’re different from inside

FALC0N

My favourite detail is in display fingerprint sensor. Very impressive teardown you even removed all the shield and thermal paste from the motherboard for show us👏

Ergonomuix

It is hard to choose, as two main topic are in my mind (cameras and ROM), but as I must take one, I would say that I find very interesting to ROM details from this teardown of this Phone (2a) Plus.

Why?

Because it make me wonder if it would have been possible to set it to 512 Go of this ROM version would have been to big?

A person

I have started developing an interest in photography since owning my np2. To see the camera sensors used in np2 plus is def something I find very interesting, particularly the 50 mp selfie camera upgrade. Wonder how much of a difference it would make?

Also noted how small the haptic motor is

LorenzoDiMuro

I had a problem recently on the nothing phone 1, my favorite phone in the world for design and utility, it’s a sci-fi dream that become true! My sadness when the nothing crew said me that it was not fixable was too big. I hope in the giveway and I would like a whole series of accessories in future that are nothing branded, like a smartwatch or a pc. The design is spectacular!

nexzter

This is really cool! I have the (2a) and the (2a) plus seems like a fun variation with some slight modifications here and there.

imM4X

Rob ⚡️ thanks you for this type of content it’s help us to get insight of phone Or product. My favorite detail is how tiny processor is yet very powerful to handle various task

TVFox

Rob ⚡️ so awesome to see a company directly show what functionally makes one of their products click.

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