Back 2 Back Screens? - Nubia Z20 Teardown!

Get a 2 month free trial of Skillshare here: https://skl.sh/jerryrigeverything Thanks to Skillshare for sponsoring this video! The Dual screen Nubia Z20 is ready to be taken apart. We will see how the nubia Z20 works from the inside with both the front and rear screen. Its amazing how much technology can be crammed inside such a thin little device. The Nubia Z20 is showing that it IS possible to have a feature rich phone for cheaper than 1000 dollars. Current pricing on the Nubia Z20 is here: https://mall.nubia.com/pages/z20

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