iPhone XS teardown reveals L-shaped battery

The new iPhones are hitting the racks tomorrow, however we as of now get the opportunity to take a look inside because of FixjeiPhone's teardown. The iPhone XS and XS Max are both subjected to it and we currently find out about their internals. 

Immediately, the person dismantling the gadget said the screen is currently considerably harder to fly out contrasted with the past age iPhone X because of the extra watertight seals. The new seals guarantee that the gadget can be submerged in 2 meters of new water for 30 minutes with no issues - that is the thing that the IP68 rating gives you. The IP67-evaluated phones like the last two ages of iPhones, then again, can withstand 30 minutes into 1 meter. 

Another intriguing find was the single cell L-formed battery. A year ago's iPhone X had a similar battery configuration yet was part in two while this time around, Apple went for an entire piece. Shockingly, this has caused a minor decrease in battery limit as we've noted yesterday - 2,658 mAh in the iPhone XS and 2,716 mAh in the iPhone X. 

All things considered, Apple guarantees preferred perseverance over a year ago, most likely because of the more proficient 7nm A12 Bionic chip. 

Go look at the full dismantling in the video beneath.