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YouTube Sent Me a Gift, But It Was Broken (I Repaired It!)

YouTube Sent Me a Gift, But It Was Broken (I Repaired It!)
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What This Video Covers

  • What YouTube sent as a creator gift and what was wrong with it out of the box.
  • How I approached opening the Neon Play Button lamp without causing more damage.
  • What tools and repair steps were useful for diagnosing the problem.
  • Whether a seemingly simple decorative gadget was actually repairable.
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YouTube has singled out a few creators to send gifts to, including a cool Neon Play Button lamp. Too bad mine was broken... thankfully I fixed it with a handy dandy iFixit kit!

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