We’re less than three months away from a September event where Apple will unveil this year’s iPhone 17 lineup, so it’s no ...

This shift includes Apple's latest product, the iPhone 16e, which debuted last month. It received a provisional 7/10 rating from iFixit thanks to features like a new repair guide for the USB-C ...

iFixit’s criticism of the iPhone 16e seems to stem from its pricing. The new model starts at $599, compared to the iPhone SE 3’s starting price of $429.

The iPhone 16e managed to get a respectable repairability score Some repairability features from other iPhones made it to this model, as it scored 7 out of 10 repairability score. The source notes ...

To recall, the iPhone 16e also debuted the brand’s C1 model which was also revealed in this teardown video. Apart from this, iFixit gave the device a repairability score of 7 out of 10.

The iPhone 16 series is expected to support Wi-Fi 7, and if you want to be ready we have a roundup of the best Wi-Fi 7 routers you can buy right now, including mesh systems.

PBKreviews gave the iPhone 15 Pro an overall repairability score of 7/10, which is decent. The biggest ding for the iPhone 15 was Apple’s general stacking of the inside components.

iFixit originally gave the iPhone 14 a 7 out of 10 repairability score but has since revised it to a "do-not-recommend 4." The reason being that there is a frustrating step in the repair process ...

But what has been an eye-opener for the repair site is that the reality for folks trying to fix an iPhone 14 has been laid bare, and it’s often not a pretty tale. As iFixit notes, after it ...

iFixit says that the iPhone 14 is still “an improvement over the status quo” thanks to the Self Service Repair program, but it is not as repairable as it could be. The site cites several issues.

Your iPhone may complain you aren't using genuine parts, even when you are. That's just one of the reasons why iFixit dropped the score on the iPhone 14, despite its easier-to-repair back glass.

On Tuesday, iFixit announced it would be dropping its original fixability score for the iPhone 14 from a 7/10 to a 4/10, putting it into the website's do-not-recommend range. iFixit CEO Kyle Wiens ...