The introduction of the new Huawei P9 has taken the internet by storm, most notably the two rear Leica cameras with 12MP and f/2.2 aperture for each, it's designed to take colour images and the latter for monochrome photography. But how does it exactly work on the inside? This time, not by iFixit but IT168, a China-tech base site has shared their findings by tearing down the P9.
According to their report, dismantling the device was not hard but they didn't say whether it's repairable or not, unlike iFixit who often gives a score at the end. Also after tearing it down into pieces, there are some interesting parts such as the two-bit module, and a snake-like flex cable for the fingerprint scanner inside. If you want to see the full picture collection of it, visit this link to check it out.
And just in case you didn't know, there are also three other P9 variant models which are the P9 Plus, P9 Max, and P9 Lite. Stay tuned for future official news of their price and availability at Technave.com!
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