[alv3st3r]

Source: Baidu.com

PS: What a coincidence. This turned out to be my 929th post which is the model no. of Lumia Icon.

[Indistinguishable]

I'd like to see a video of that. I'm curious what it takes to get the back plate off to get to the battery.

[David Fleetwood]

I'd like to see a video of that. I'm curious what it takes to get the back plate off to get to the battery.

Why do you need to do that?

[Indistinguishable]

Why do you need to do that?

Just that I'm not too familiar with the aluminum band and what it looks like to remove the back plate of the phone to get to the internals - including the battery.

[anon(7901790)]

Does anybody know what components are in the bottom right corner?

[airjeff]

I want to figure out how much work it is to switch the black band/housing whatever it's called. Then I could rock a silver band with a black back. Hmm, wonder if I could get it re-anodized red. Haha, so many ideas, so little time.

Yeah, probably would have been easier to buy the white and switch the cover...oh well.

[Sensonic]

I'd like to know two things related to this one:

1) There's a torx screw under the SIM card tray like there's with Lumia 928 &1020, right? Is there another torx screw in the headphone socket?

2) Is SIM card slot attached to main board or does it have a board of its own (like it seems according to those photos)?

I'd have to tear down a Lumia Icon so therefore I'd really appreciate if I could get answers to those questions.