It’s teaming up with the National Sanitation Foundation to develop a voluntary repairability scoring standard for the US, aligning with growing requirements for gadgets to show how repairable they are ...

Think smartphone batteries are simple? This iFixit factory video reveals the complex engineering and safety tests behind ...

The repair specialist says the new system will be separate from its familiar teardown scores, which have long rated devices based on factors such as ease ...

Instead of revealing more about your iPhones and other devices by tearing them apart, this time iFixit is inside a Chinese battery factory. The video shows how the lithium polymer cells are ...

In a video published today on its YouTube channel, iFixIt shows the surprisingly analog process of fully assembling and ...

A teardown of the Oura Ring 5 has revealed that the smart ring is unrepairable and its battery can't be replaced.

The Oura Ring 5 is a $400 wearable health tracker that combines sleek aesthetics with compact engineering, but iFixit’s teardown highlights critical limitations. The ring’s titanium bands and ...

A teardown by iFixit found that the T1 is nearly identical to the HTC U24 Pro, an Android smartphone launched by Taiwanese electronics company HTC in 2024.

We have a massive – and growing – electronic waste problem. In fact, Americans throw out 416,000 cell phones every day, this in addition to all of the other objects we throw out. Across the country, ...

Fixit’s teardown suggests the Trump T1 shares major hardware similarities with HTC’s U24 Pro, raising questions about its origins.

A teardown reveals the Trump T1 Phone is a clone of the HTC U24 Pro, sharing design and internal components, raising questions about manufacturing transparency.

President Donald Trump has gilded the White House interiors in mountains of fake, tacky gold. Trump’s family, in similar fashion, plastered gold-colored aluminum onto an old foreign-made phone, the ...