Consumer product teardown company iFixit’s latest analysis takes a look at a decidedly retro device — the original PlayStation. iFixit is kicking it old school in celebration of 25 years of ...

At the start of the console generation, Sony posted an official teardown video for the PS5. This is later followed by one for the PS VR2. More recently, the company has posted one for the PS5 Pro on ...

Sony’s PlayStation 5 Pro will go on sale on November 7th for $699.99, with a 2TB SSD, no optical disc drive, Wi-Fi 7, and upgraded GPU.

The iFixit teardown provides one of our best looks yet at the internals of the new M4 iPad Pro. There’s a close-up look at the new tandem OLED display, the repositioned front-facing camera, and ...

iFixit's disassembly of the Vision Pro reveals several internal components, including an array of cameras and sensors, fans, lens motors, and more.

You can watch the iFixit teardown below or on YouTube: It’s worth noting that the new M2 MacBook Air is not yet available for pre-order and will hit the stores in July.

Repair gurus iFixit have opened Apple’s Mac Studio and shed new light on whether its storage really is upgradeable, plus a raft of other secrets hiding within.

As is customary with every Apple product launch, a new teardown has given us the first look of the company’s new premium monitor, the $1,599 Studio Display. MacRumors managed to get a look at ...

iFixit discovered the crank works by rotating a cylindrical magnet which contacts a sensor. According to iFixit this is an elegantly simple design, with no wiper, spring, or surface to wear out.

iFixit, best known for its teardowns of the latest smartphones, took apart a PS5 DualSense to discover what's been causing the drift problems that have led to a class-action lawsuit against Sony.

Gadget repair company iFixit has created its own teardown video of the PlayStation 5 console and the DualSense controller, showing more details than the one made by Sony months ago.