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Edit by Evan Noronha —
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- | [* green] We like the modular design with its separation of the different repair levels |
- | [* green] The back cover, battery and display assembly can be removed without any tools. |
- | [* green] The three modules only require the use of a Phillips #0 screwdriver. |
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+ | [* black] Fairphone 2 Repairability Score: ***X out of 10*** (10 is easiest to repair) |
+ | [* green] We like the modular design with its separation of the different repair levels: |
+ | [* green] The back cover, battery and display assembly can all be removed without any tools. |
+ | [* green] The three midframe modules only require the use of a Phillips #0 screwdriver. |
+ | [* green] All further parts require a T5 Torx screwdriver. |
+ | [* green] All buttons and cables are easily accessible, and the spring contact connectors leave room for future upgrades and easy component replacements. |
+ | [* red] The LCD and front panel glass are fused together. This slightly simplifies the repair procedure but increases the cost of screen repair significantly. |