Any time a new major electronic hits store shelves, iFixit is quickly tearing it apart. Along the way, the team makes incredibly well documented videos of how all pieces come apart and creates repair videos for the DIY folks in the audience. While recently tearing down the iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max devices, iFixit captured high quality internal images and turned them into device sized wallpapers.
iPhone 12 internal wallpapers
iFixit is the leading source for all things internal. I utilized their teardown tutorial to turn a 2008 MacBook Pro into a desk lamp! Their high fidelity images and detailed walkthroughs make even a fairly complicated repair seem simple. You can also purchase the tools needed for specific repairs, right from their website.
The following set of iPhone 12 internal wallpapers was created by the team at iFixit. It is fascinating to see how Apple crams all of the necessary components into a small handset, specifically the iPhone 12 mini. With new 5G cellular modems and equipment, saving space was even more important. It is one of the reasons why the iPhone 12 mini battery is so much smaller.
If you are intrigued by the interworking of your device or just have an affinity for customization, these wallpapers are great additions to your new device. As you would suspect, the images are device specific. Consequently, ensure you download the two wallpapers for your iPhone 12 device to guarantee the perfect fit.
iPhone 12 mini teardown wallpaper
iPhone 12 mini x-ray vision internal wallpaper
iPhone 12 teardown internals wallpaper
iPhone 12 x-ray wallpaper and MagSafe ring
iPhone 12 Pro internals wallpaper
iPhone 12 Pro MagSafe ring wallpaper
iPhone 12 Pro Max teardown parts wallpaper
iPhone 12 Pro Max MagSafe internals wallpaper
Each week, as the name suggests, we update the iDB Wallpaper of the Week gallery on Sundays. The collection is a community effort. I curate the listings via twitter, where I interact with fans of the posts. Follow me @jim_gresham to get sneak previews of upcoming posts, score mid-week downloads, catch up on the latest Apple musings.
Previously posted
How to use an iFixit teardown to make a glowing desk lamp from your old MacBook