The original iPhone 14 iFixit repairability rating was a relatively high 7/10, with the company celebrating the fact that the phone opened from both the front and the back – a design change that made ...

iFixit, a company known for dissecting tech products and rating these devices based on how repair-friendly they are to the average consumer, announced today that it is drastically lowering the score ...

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Are you thinking of buying the new iPhone 15 Pro? Take a look inside first. An unofficial teardown of the iPhone 15 Pro by PBKreviews is currently making the rounds. The ten-minute video shows a ...

Apple introduced some major repairability improvements with the iPhone 16 lineup, but nothing stands out as much as the new battery removal process for the base iPhone 16. Doing away with the usual ...

iFixit today shared the second part of its teardown of Apple's Vision Pro headset, revealing several new insights about the device's construction, specifications, and repairability. Its initial ...

iFixit is ending its partnership with Samsung, citing differences over its views on repairability and a handful of other factors. iFixit has for years been the go-to spot for information on how to ...

A teardown video from iFixit highlights the sheer difficulty you'd find in trying to repair a Galaxy Z Fold 7. The "pull tab" battery removal method is "inferior," as it requires too much force, which ...

The Nintendo Switch had a decent repairability score when it launched back in 2017. That’s no longer the case, as repair website iFixit revisits the gaming console/handheld hybrid and has cut the ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. It has been almost two years since iFixit and Samsung announced a self repair partnership that would bring ...

Many of the fancy gadgets on the market today are disposable—they'll last a couple of years before something breaks or they're no longer supported, and then your expensive piece of hardware is little ...