The guys at iFixit have become famous all these years, thanks to the disassembly process they carry out on all the devices that are launched on the market, scoring them from 0 to 10, according to the repair possibilities that the devices may have. One of the latest devices to undergo this harsh process has been the AirPods, device that has obtained a 0 since it is impossible to repair once it is unmounted, due to the welded elements and the large amount of glue that reigns within them. But if we talk about the smartphones that have seen the light this year, we can only talk about a specific model that has obtained the maximum score.
We are talking about the LG G5, a modular smartphone, which has not finished succeeding in the market, but thanks to its module system, it obtained a score of 8 out of 10, a very high score compared to the models that have reached the market throughout the year. In order to obtain the 8 out of 10 that the LG G5 has obtained, not only the facilities to disassemble it are taken into account, but also the options it offers us to be able to replace the different components that we find inside are taken into account.
If we talk about other high-end terminals, we find the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus that also obtained a good note, a 7 to be exact. But if we keep talking about high-end terminals, the Samsung Galaxy S7 is the one with the worst grade, contemplating all the ranges, with a sad 3 out of 10, which makes it a device that very few things can be repaired, at least it has the consolation of not having obtained a 0 like Apple's AirPods, where the The company has had so much technology that it has had no choice but to solder all the components together and apply a large amount of glue.