It’s really rare these days to have a phone company actually sponsor you to take their device apart

"dual cryo-velocity vapour chamber " never gonna forget this now

The fact that the company is proud enough to send Zack a phone to show the internals is crazy.

Cable and charger in the box are always nice to see.

No matter how good the phone is, it scratches at a level 6 with deeper grooves at level 7.

This just proves that phones still aren’t at their peak and incremental improvements can still be done. Great phone. Probably going to be my next upgrade.

100W Charger and cable comes with the phone. That alone deserves praise 👏

Another great teardown, nice work Zack!

As a Chinese user who already owned OnePlus 12 for almost 2 months and been upgraded from OnePlus 9 Pro, there're some points I want to share: 1. It looks and feels pretty good, especially the camera module. It really looks like a premium watch face (better than the OnePlus 11's). 2. White color is using the glossy back glass. Just like my iPhone SE3, it's extremely slippery. So be very careful if you purchased. 3. The new BOE OLED screen is indeed very bright even under the sunlight, and significantly improved compared to the old Samsung E4 OLED display. With latest firmware update, you can get 800 nits via manual brightness control (fullscreen). 4. Vibration motor is now comparable to the iPhone's. iPhone gets more feedback details. But judging only by the power of the motor, they're very close. 5. Ambient sound effects can significantly improve the mid and low freuency to make the voice and beats sound better. (Turning it off increases the volume, but the high freq is not very pretty) 6. SD 8Gen3 performs just like what you will expect. It only gets warm, never hot, even in the games. 7. Main camera is good but the ultra wide and telephpto are okay. Those two are not bad, just nothing special. 8. Battery life is impressive. 9. NFC still can be used even if your battery is dead and the phone turned off completely, and yes, I've tested it. NFC only draws power from receiving device, not your phone. Think about your "touch and pay" kind of cards in your wallet. 10. The signal strength of the cellular and Wi-Fi are impressive. But the software is struggling with switching to the better Wi-Fi hotspot. 11. That silent swtich is now more resistant so you won't accidently activate the silent mode when you're taking your phone out from the pockets. 12. Most of the time, it charges at 73 watts maximum (shown by LSPosed+LuckyTool module, not a physical ammeter), not 100W but still fast. 13. Rumor about the "gap" between the camera module and backglass is true, but not as serious as you think. It have a gap, only if you are watching very closely, and can be completely ignored if you're using phone cases. (Note: this rumor is based on Chinese articles and only represents the early batches) 14. Yes, it can be bootloader unlocked and magisk rooted, without losing your warranty. But rooting is not as simple as the Google Pixel. Not too hard though.

its crazy how far one plus has come, i remember when hearing about this new company back in college, i had to get my hands on one of their phones, just so much tech for a value. I don't mind that it costs so much now n days, they seem to be very passionate about making their phones and what they put in it. big ups for one plus.

You indeed enjoy saying "Dual crio velocity cooling system" and ypu mentioned it 9 times in this video. Huge fan/subscriber here from Philippines 🇵🇭! I just love what you do on and off camera! More blessing for you brother!

Hey zack, been your subscriber for a very long time. Seen all your teardown videos. I think now is time you should get a heat plate so that you may safely remove the the OLED panel while teardown and can reassemble the phone in a working condition. Keep the great videos coming👌👌

Waiting for the teardown/ durability review of the Galaxy S24 Series Jerry!

"with a combined area of over 9000" You win, sir!

Now I am stuck with Dual Cryo velocity in my head! Love your video btw..

Now this is what I ❤ about this channel. Thanks again Jerry!!

Jerry is the coolest rig ever seen.

It’s good to see that oneplus no longer becomes a two plus every durability test

This is wow. Keep up the good work. I saw your video probabily 1st time.

OnePlus One was my first true flagship smartphone and I loved it so much. The hype went down over the years and I never had one of their products again, but it's nice to see the company pushing such technology out.

It's over 9000!!! Nice to see how much effort OnePlus put into the performance and cooling of the device. Thanks for the work in tearing it down. Will you and dbrand have an xray skin for this phone?

Cant wait to see the s24 teardown and durability test.

Awesomely done video, the exposition accompanying the visuals is gripping and entertaining and alone worth the price of admission, with an awesome ASMR effect as well …….terrific ❤❤👏👏🙏👏

As a user from India, I used to use the OnePlus 6 for about 2 years. Then, I upgraded to the OnePlus 9 Pro. When I switched, I felt like OnePlus had changed; it seemed a bit expensive, and I didn't feel the same as with the old OnePlus 6. Maybe it was my own problem, but I got used to it. Still, in my mind, I thought this would be my last OnePlus; next time, I'll switch to something better like Samsung or iPhone. After 1 year of using the 9 Pro, the green line showed up. I was out of warranty, but they had the courage to say it was their mistake and fixed it for me. After a year, the line showed up again, and they fixed it again. That's twice. I've seen Apple and Samsung phones have the same issue in the Indian variants, and the company refused to fix for their customers. When the OnePlus 12 launched, I got a really good exchange plan, and the OnePlus 12 is an excellent upgrade from the 9 Pro. The battery life is top-notch, the camera is more than enough, and Oxygen OS feels as smooth as it was before.

The subtle taunt he throws everytime saying "crayo-velocity vapour chamber" : )

Having owned a OnePlus 2, it’s scary they’re on the 12 now! Makes me feel kinda old.

This video needs a counter for every time Zack says "Dual Cryo Velocity Vapor Chamber". 😂

I remember being hyped in 2015 when the Lumia 950 XL came with a vapor chamber/heat pipes to cool the Snapdragon 810. Looking back, those things were tiny compared to these.

I have one question, when doing S24 Ultra durability test could you also test S24 or S24+? Because this is the first time they used different materials, both screen and the frame

Definitely a long-time OnePlus user here. I've had 2 phones in the last 8 years. OnePlus 3T and OnePlus 7T. This 7T still works way better than I need a phone to be. I don't see myself replacing this 7T any time soon. I compared my old 3T (end 2016) to a friend's Samsung Galaxy S8+ (early 2017) after both phones had been sitting in a drawer for a year. The Samsung S8+ had developed a bloated battery that cracked the back glass while it was in the drawer. 😮 I replaced the battery and it works again, but its new battery keeps a charge only half as long as the older 3T with all original parts. OnePlus makes phones that last! I absolutely love their main line of phones and I'll always go for their products first. 👍 My two most-used OnePlus features that I cannot live without now: Alert Slider and Off-screen gesture for flashlight.

Geniales Video! Mach bitte weiter!

Amazing video, very informative, thanks

I haven't been excited for a new OnePlus since the OP 7 Pro. This one looks sick!

I just watched aruns video on this and this phone looks like a beast. They really paid attention to the internals and making this thing run cool, fast and smooth. 50w wireless and 100w wired is also nice too.

This phone looks so well made inside, thumbs up for OnePlus and you.

That what i was waiting for. They constructed it too fresh and well made. Awesme improvement. I enjoyed watching this internal guts, as always. Thanks for ripping the best phones out there. Im gonna buy this one. Have a nice day, mister :)

5:52 he’s so excited to rip the phone apart like it’s a Christmas present

Will never get over how pretty the phone looks

first time co,img across ur channel as it came up as a recommended. its amazing how u break everything downg by removing everything. im sitting here like " ohh noooo how is gonna put it back together, im over losing track already" lol

I bought the OnePlus 11 a few months ago, so making this upgrade is early enough to be worth it, in my opinion. I got a great trade-in value too, happy with that.

Wow that's cool !! The coolest cooling system 😊😊

Oneplus: No more durability test.

Este dispositivo es bastante resistente llamativo, exelente video querido Jerry 😊

5:21 OVER 9000!!!!! How is that even possible 😂

Dual Cryo Velocity Cooler Counter Please🤣

OnePlus got steel balls for sponsoring this video ngl

1:35 no scratch test, bend test..looks like I'm not the only one who misses the "scratches at level6 with a deeper groove at level 7." 😂😂

This is my first time watching a teardown first before the durability test. 😊

Im waiting for the s24 ultra durability test.

And news pn when the s24 ultra durability test will drop? Ive been waiting for the video before deciding weather the pre order to upgrade from my XR

can we all give OnePlus a round of applause for their work on this phone. It came apart with almost no resistance. The battery is easily removed and the cables are secured with relatively weak adhesive that's just strong enough to keep the cables in place but strong enough to prevent them from moving around.

People are ripping off your video. I've seen quite a few OnePlus 12 teardown videos that use your footage. Shame on them. You are the OG on teardown video, Thanks

Very good looking phone, especially the back. Not sure about their software though. Ive heard many good and many bad things, so much so that i dont know any specifics anymore. Cameras also seem to be fine, but nothing special, which could and should be improved. The Hasselblad branding seems to be there solely for the purpose of being there. Patiently waiting for the S24 Ultra teardown so we can see what kind of titanium solution Samsung has used in their frame. Im guessing its the same as the iPhone.

Good video, waiting for galaxy s24 ultra

3 years since I started watching you, and it still breaks my heart when u break new phones apart. But I love it!!!!!😂😂

*DUAL CRYO VELOCITY* Cooling System! I'm glad they didn't cheap out and only give us one Cryo Velocity. Good stuff!

Where’s the durability test first?

Hey Zach could you please do durability test of S24 Ultra !

Love your videos. Any idea when you will be doing the new s24 ultra?

As the usual. A Great video!

the 7pro was my first experience with OnePlus and I was unbelievably impressed. I am on a Samsung now but I believe I'll be going back to OnePlus on this phone. Highly recommend them to anyone on the fence!! Also, great work as always on the video 😂

2:10 me, every time Zack says there are a few balls inside: IT'S A BOY

your teardown hurt me 😭

Hey Jerry Does OP12's microphone puncture if the microphone hole is accidentally poked instead of the sim tray one?😅

Man ive been waiting for the durability test for so looong. I'm looking forward to see if this phone cracks in the bend test!

When he said "Over 9000" 👀 I got goose bumps 🤣🤣🤣

Watching this from my OnePlus 12 that I purchased at BestBuy. Loving it so far. Hopefully that coming soon durability test shows that the phone is structurely sound lol.

Still using my 5T for 6 years now. Battery holds barely for a day now if I don't game. I consider upgrading now, thanks for your insights!

Me waiting for the durability test of this phone🙂

Sponsored for not doing durability test Because they know it will break near the camera design But jerry will buy one with his own money and will do a durability test

As an until recently owner of One Plus 5T (my second One Plus purchase, after their first One Plus 1), I can tell that the phones are well built and last long. I had bought mine at the beginning of 2018 and used it until the end of 2023 - for an unbelievable 6 years, which in smartphone years must be something like 120 years. I still have the phone and it still holds charge for a full day of activitiy, and age has not slowed it down to an extent that it becomes unusable. They were ahead of the curve while building it - 8 GB memory, Qualcomm Snapdragon 835s Octacore processor IIRC, and 128 GB memory worked fine over the years. Only now I realize that the thin, curved back, anodized aluminum shell device had a pronounced bezel - that took up screen real estate. But overall, I would say it held up pretty well over the years, across multiple trans-Atlantic travels!

Would sure love to get the OG red battery back but even more I miss the sandstone backside without having to turn to cases! 😌

Was hoping for a S24 ultra tear down :(

Great video Zack. That's my dream phone. I wish i can afford it. Love from kenya 🇰🇪

combined area OVER 9000!!!!

Always love jerryrig teardowns ☺️☺️☺️

Until somebody publishes a systematic study on the topic, I will continue to assume that charging at those speeds will age the battery quicker than charging at slower speeds. A large Vapor chamber to distribute the heat is nice, but there is only so much you can do. Heat transfer to a glass screen is inherently very limited, glass is just not a good thermal conductor. Also, the Vapor chamber connects both batttery and processor. If one gets hot, it transfers heat into the other. But what happens if you game while being plugged in?

1:33 That was the tagline of Motorola when they introduced TurboPower charging in 2015 "Day's power in half an hour"

Will you be able to measure the heat differences with and without the vapor chambers while charging and using the phone?

It's so funny that Jerry mentioned Dual Cryo Velocity Vapour Chamber numerous times and it felt that the company said to him to mention the term multiple times and he angrily mentioned it again and again to make it sound weird and funny😂

0:15 Unboxing 0:57 Start of Teardown 1:13 Internals 2:16 Battery Removal 3:39 Camera Unit 4:30 Screen Removal 4:50 Vapor Cooling Chamber 6:20 Moment of Truth F to the Oneplus 12.

*_many more happy returns💝🥰_*

The back cover on that phone is gorgeous

Impressive presentation. ❤❤❤

Please do for s24 ultra

Did I miss the durability test for this phone?

That's actually a pretty tempting phone. Looks great!

phone company pays to set them apart to flex their internal beauty ❤ it shows how organized and beautiful is a mobile phone inside out

can u please try the s24 ultra, I want to see if the screen really is as protective as they say it is

Awesome Jerry but don’t you usually do a durability test before a teardown

Nice job sneaking an "over 9000" in there. Truly a man of culture.

Next time you do one of these, you should run some kind of thermal test before and after removing the vapor chamber stuff to see how much difference it makes.

Sad this was more of a commercial than an actual teardown 😢

When is durability test of Oneplus 12 coming ? I can't wait !

Bro can you tell me one thing in the global version of oneplus 12 it doesn't have a build quality issues or not like there was present in chinese variant

I was expecting a durability test but this is fine too

Hi Jerry. I suspect that is a paid promotion by OnePlus. Can you do also a durability test? Don't take it as a hate but we need honest reviews not paid ones.

the "Over 9000" reference!!!

Impressive video, nice phone. Thank you ❤

I like how One Plus sponsored a tear down so Jerry couldn't snap it in the bend test first 😂😂😂