Halo cloud video de-meh-lition

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As promised, here's a teardown of the Halo2cloudvideo.com device.

Here's the front of the device.

The back of the device.

Those two holes have the only visible screws here. We're going to need a tiny jeweler's Phillips head screwdriver here.

Let's try to open the case now- looks like the bottom half is still secured somewhere.
Time to check the back- open the battery cover, and remove the batteries.
We're in luck- there's two screws here we can remove.

Now let's try opening the case- no more screws this time, and just open slowly and be mindful of the wires from the battery terminal.
Here's the insides:

The blob on the left glued down is likely the magnet.

Depending on the difficulty and the interest of people, I might make an annotated version of this with the chips highlighted, and what they do.

You may notice there's two screws on this board, so let's remove them and see what's underneath.

We can see the display screen, the microphone, and the physical buttons on the board.
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The buttons from the front are here, along with the speaker.

For those handy with soldering irons & have access to a hardware programmer, I have some thoughts on how to recover the videos.

Hope you enjoyed this (I did)!
If not, I blame @carl669 for your lack of curiosity.