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how far can i replace a phone components?

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If you want to learn micro-soldering, most basic things like resistors, capacitors, ICs etc should be reasonably easy to replace. However, if you mean just by taking the phone apart and maybe buying a part off eBay then most phones have replaceable charging ports, screens, cameras, and batteries but other than that not much else. To keep the size down everything is soldered onto the main board.

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screen, and sometimes some sensors and usiually battery, no more then that, everything else is soldred onto the motherboard in ways that were never ment for removing ever

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If you want to learn micro-soldering, most basic things like resistors, capacitors, ICs etc should be reasonably easy to replace. However, if you mean just by taking the phone apart and maybe buying a part off eBay then most phones have replaceable charging ports, screens, cameras, and batteries but other than that not much else. To keep the size down everything is soldered onto the main board.

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You can replace everything... it becomes a new phone.

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