iFixit reveals hardware differences between iPhone X and iPhone XS

Yesterday we saw how a Dutch company disassembled the iPhone XS to show its hardware components in a video. Today, iFixit has also wanted to share its usual analysis of the entrails of Apple's next-gen smartphone, and have revealed what are the differences between the iPhone X and the XS line .

Therefore, this disassembly of iFixit could be of great help to all those iPhone X users who are hesitating about acquiring the iPhone XS or the iPhone XS Max .

Since iFixit have mentioned that although there have been major changes with respect to the iPhone X, there are still some small differences, even some of them have not been mentioned by Apple.

All the details about the iPhone XS hardware
From iFixit have given the new models iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max a score of 6/10 in reparabilidad especially due to the problems that gives the back casing of crystal at the time of disassembling these devices.

"THE GLASS ON THE FRONT AND REAR MULTIPLIES THE PROBABILITY OF DAMAGE FROM FALLS BY TWO, AND IF THE GLASS BEHIND IT BREAKS, YOU WILL HAVE TO REMOVE EACH COMPONENT AND REPLACE THE ENTIRE CHASSIS."

These are some of the hardware differences found by iFixit on the iPhone XS:

The Tactical Motor inside the iPhone XS Max has a larger size, bigger phone, more powerful vibrations.
The iPhone XS Max also has a larger motherboard, one of its screen connectors has been moved to the bottom.
The size of the wide-angle camera sensor has increased by 32%.
The bulge of the rear camera has increased a bit.
Instead of dividing the battery into two parts, Apple has used a single piece in the form of L offering 2,659 mAh and 3,179 mAh for iPhone XS and XS Max, respectively.
Source | iFixit