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Meizu M1 Note Teardown

In this guide, I will explain how to disassemble the Meizu M1 Note to remove the LCD screen assembly, battery, rear camera, front camera, speaker, and motherboard.

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Meizu M1 Note

Remove two screws on both sides of the charging port.
Remove two screws

Insert a pry tool under the screen, then slide it to separate the screen from the phone.
Note: Please be careful, the LCD cable is still connected to the motherboard.
Separate the screen

Disconnect the two LCD cables from the motherboard. The LCD screen assembly can be removed.
Disconnect the two LCD cables

The Meizu M1 Note features an IGZO (Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide) LCD display.
LCD display

The Meizu M1 Note’s screen uses an FT5346 touch chip.
FT5346 touch chip

Remove all screws securing the middle frame.
Remove all screws securing the middle frame

Remove the screws securing the motherboard. There is a layer of metallic shield and graphite cooling stickers covering the chips on the motherboard.
Remove the motherboard

The small circuit board integrates a vibrator, a Micro USB port, a home button, and an LED light.
Small board

The Meizu M1 Note comes with a 3200mAh, 11.78Wh Li-Polymer battery.
Meizu M1 Note battery

Back cover

Remove the speaker module.
Remove the speaker module

Dual flash
Dual flash

The light distance sensor, power button, and noise-cancelling microphone are integrated into a small circuit board.
Small circuit board

3.5mm headphone jack
3.5mm headphone jack

The 5MP front camera and 13MP rear camera are both from Samsung.
Cameras

Remove the metal shield. You can find the chips.
Remove the metal shield

MediaTek MT6752V octa-core processor integrates a Mali-T760 MP2 GPU and baseband chip, supporting TD-LTE, FDD-LTE, WCDMA, TD-SCDMA, and GSM networks.
MediaTek MT6752V

Samsung 2GB RAM + 32GB ROM
Samsung 2GB RAM

MediaTek MT6169V RF chip
MediaTek MT6169V

The MediaTek MT6625LN chip supports Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and FM.
MediaTek MT6625LN

MediaTek MT6325V power management chip
MediaTek MT6325V

MediaTek MT6311P DC-DC chip
MediaTek MT6311P

The Skyworks 77621 RF chip supports GSM, WCDMA, TD-SCDMA, TD-LTE, and FDD-LTE.
Skyworks 77621

Source: it168

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9 Comments

  1. Hi,
    I bought a screen, but it didn’t have a place for screws (the sides of the data line interface).

    How can I know which screen I should buy?

  2. Hi,
    I have a problem. I replaced the screen of my M1 Note, but after that, the proximity sensor was unable to calibrate, so the gesture didn’t work. Is there any solution to fix this problem? Thanks

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