Does your 4d vibration is working

@@sumeshswami614 4d vibration after realme ui update not working

@Carry Bag it's back in realme UI 2.0

It's easy when you are smart

hardware same hota hai

Are kis phone naam tobatao,, sirf brand name se koi kaise batayega

The copper plate underneath the battery is the pipe

If u stopped the video at 3:30. Look at the grey square thingy abit to the left. I think thats is the one what they called vapour chamber cooling. The grey stuff is the thermal conduct tape. While it is paste to the copper plate( underneath) & the heat disperse throughout the copper plate. And thats the main reason why only that part gets warm during long heavy gaming.

I think so because realme is in the BBK ELECTRONICS group (like Oneplus Oppo and Vivo)

yes its under the display

I need to see were is cooling staff

tht copper on the motherboard was the vapour chamber....

understand the display

look here 3:42 there's a square copper block and a square grey silicon thermal pad on it, this is the starting point of the vapor chamber, from here it's extends and stretches between the metal frame and OLED display for efficient heat exchange. The OLED display itself is a good heat sink.

No

Yes

@@_agent46_69 yes it has all kinds of seals but no official IP rating to reduce the cost

Where did you see it at setting or during charging?

@@cedricjuanly892 it has 4000 mAh dual cell lithium ion battery

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It's probably the software you are using doesn't use specific/advanced/sophisticated algorithms to detect and analyse VOOC technology. 🙂

It's under the display, this guy didn't show it because there's a risk of damaging the display. And the metal frame and glass back acts a good heat sink as well apart from vapour chamber.

@@HarshaJSM so vapour chamber won't be under the glass back right?

Nope but Reno Ace has it.

@@ramzirmz786 ✅

Yes it's possible to repair

Yes

That too lithium polimer battery

It's low pressure vapour cooling chamber, it's under the display, look here 3:42 there's a square copper block and a square grey silicon thermal pad on it, this is the starting point of the vapor chamber, from here it's extends and stretches between the metal frame and OLED display for efficient heat exchange. The OLED display itself is a good heat sink.

Yes it has, It's low pressure vapour cooling chamber, it's under the display, look here 3:42 there's a square copper block and a square grey silicon thermal pad on it, this is the starting point of the vapor chamber, from here it's extends and stretches between the metal frame and OLED display for efficient heat exchange. The OLED display itself is a good heat sink.

Watch display replacement video there it will be visible.

3:42 there's a square copper block and a square grey silicon thermal pad on it, this is the starting point of the vapor chamber, from here it's extends and stretches between the metal frame and OLED display for efficient heat exchange. The OLED display itself is a good heat sink.

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Do what

Yes, because two smaller batteries charge faster than one large battery in SuperVOOC.

@@ADSLPL so, that 50 watts brick won't damage the battery?

@@reymarventura4151 in the long run maybe?

@@Nostalgicinquisitor don't worry, they did tests and you will change the phone before that anyway

@@reymarventura4151 with this configuration X2 pro will last same as an iPhone 11 or 12 without any major degradation. Plus there are ton of safety measures and circuitry to maintain battery life and various faults in future compared to iPhone. It has two 2000mah cells, the 50 Watts will split into two and charges these two cells individually at different voltages and current at different percent levels. Trust me super vooc tech + USB C is way superior than apples tech + lightning port, I've explained it in a simple way but the vooc schematics are advanced and complex yet efficient and reliable. There's vooc, super vooc 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, super dart, warp charge etc. All these are the same, comes under BBK electronics more specifically VOOC tech just the name changes for sub brand to sub brand but what's inside is vooc tech, example: if you disassemble a oneplus's warp charger the internal hardware and branding will be vooc 😁. I'm X2 pro user btw. 🙂

😑 on the mother board, 3:42 do u see the square block the processor area sits on that. But I agree this vide doesn't show few things clearly

Maybe you have night shield turned on?

@@laravanos9884 noo

@@laravanos9884 its a known problem on the OnePlus 7t, maybe the realme x2 pro has the same display?

Maybe because of its display... Amoled

@@jastinep.3659 never had the issue got my phone a month ago from aliexpress (eu version)

It's low pressure vapour cooling chamber, it's under the display, look here 3:42 there's a square copper block and a square grey silicon thermal pad on it, this is the starting point of the vapor chamber, from here it's extends and stretches between the metal frame and OLED display for efficient heat exchange. The OLED display itself is a good heat sink.

It's low pressure vapour cooling chamber, it's under the display, look here 3:42 there's a square copper block and a square grey silicon thermal pad on it, this is the starting point of the vapor chamber, from here it's extends and stretches between the metal frame and OLED display for efficient heat exchange. The OLED display itself is a good heat sink.

Yeh there is battery like half on the middle there is line split loks like its not super vooc but dual battery is good cuase didint make handphone hot while charging . So that is the point didint see liquid cooling and still cool while charging. 90 hz refresh rate drain battery most

yea its new technique for fast charging without damaging the battery....they are connected in parellel.....and works in series....

this must be why it can charge so fast. really like it

@@markusbluebird3229 it is super vooc, no one writes on the battery to specify that it's vooc tech. All BBK sub brands use vooc tech just the name changes

Yes I agree but red rubber gaskets and black waterproof meshes are clearly visible at every port in this video

Realme's Warranty is useless anyway.