As we all know, the Meizu M6S was officially launched on January 17. The phone has a mBack feature that allows you to navigate on the smartphone. It also has a fingerprint reader on the side. Now, let’s start disassembling the Meizu M6S to explore its internal structure.
The phone comes with two screws at the bottom.
First, remove the SIM card tray. The card tray is made of metal and plastic, which guarantees hardness while maintaining thin and lightweight features.
The phone uses five-star screws at the bottom. After removing two screws, we can separate the display from the back cover.
The back cover uses the same manufacturing process as the Meizu Pro 6. The phone has a sturdy back cover, which makes it much more difficult for us to remove it.
The back cover is very well-made and is the most expensive among these smartphones priced under $152. The back cover is very durable.
The fingerprint sensor is located on the side of the phone.
The fingerprint reader cable is secured to the back cover with glue.
The fingerprint scanner is compact, and its function is to collect fingerprint data. The scanning process is completed on the motherboard. The recognition rate and speed of the Meizu M6S are as good as those of Meizu Meilan phones, which come with a fingerprint scanner on the front.
Disconnect the display cable, touch cable, battery cable, and power button cable from the motherboard
Disconnect the antenna cable on the right side of the motherboard.
Remove the seven screws from the motherboard, and then we can take out the motherboard.
The components on the motherboard are protected by a metal shield. The flash memory chip is protected by a soft sponge, which is used to protect the circuit.
Remove the two cameras from the motherboard.
This device features an 8MP front camera for selfies and a 12MP rear camera. Both cameras have an F/2.0 aperture. In terms of size, the rear camera is significantly larger than the front camera. Additionally, the rear camera is protected by a metal cover.
Disconnect the ribbon cable connecting the main board to the sub-board, then remove the seven screws securing the loudspeaker.
Use the pry tool to remove the loudspeaker.
Then, disconnect the cable from the motherboard.
The M6S uses a high-end motor. The motor is placed between the charge port and the battery, which enables the user to swiftly return to the desktop by pressing the mBack.
The micro-USB port and 3.5mm headphone jack are located on the sub-board. This circuit provides touch-sensing functionality and is an important part of the implementation of Super mBack.
The Meizu M6S has a slim body. The battery with a capacity of 3,000mAh does not occupy much space.
Summary
The Meizu M6S has excellent workmanship and a reasonable component layout design. The back case uses a good process. The touch control chip is integrated with the sensor chip to provide the user with Super mBack interactive feedback. The phone has a fingerprint reader on the side and features a Super mBack function.
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Hi,
Excellent article and useful.
I have a question.
I replaced the display, and after reassembling the phone, there was a problem with my home Wi-Fi.
The signal detects it’s weaker than before the operation.
I need to be in proximity to the router to get a better signal.
This wasn’t happening before.
Could it be something that I’ve touched by mistake?
Thanks in advance.