iFixit, iPhone
iFixit’s iPhone 16 teardown finds a greatly improved battery removal process
Unfortunately, the 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max haven't moved to the new battery replacement process found in the 16 and 16 Plus. On the bright side, it's much easier to service the USB-C port than before, though Apple doesn't sell that part separately.
Apple recommends removing the iPhone 16’s battery, which is held in place with a new electrically debondable adhesive, by ...
Repair outfit iFixit has started to sell the VoltClip, a cable that can be used to electrically debond the battery adhesive ...
Apple Watch Series 10 comes with a new design. Although it doesn’t look as radical as some people might have expected, the ...
Fixit introduces a collection of wallpapers for the iPhone 16 series, showcasing its interior design to promote a culture of ...
Repair site iFixit today disassembled the 46mm Apple Watch Series 10, giving us a look at the components inside Apple's thinnest Apple Watch ...
Last month, Apple unveiled two new models of its fourth-generation AirPods alongside a modestly refreshed version of its ...
The iPhone 16 Pro has a fully enclosed battery. While this doesn’t eliminate the risk of fire, it greatly reduces it. A pair ...
The teardown highlights Apple's continued approach of prioritizing design over repairability, with both devices earning ...
The teardown of the new AirPods shows it is still not repairable by end users, while the AirPods Max with USB-C are pretty much the same as the Lightning version it replaced.
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