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iPhone 16 Pro Teardown: LiDAR Upgrade, 7/10 Repairability ScoreTech media outlet MacRumors today released a teardown report by repair team iFixit of the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. The report reveals that the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus utilize a new battery removal method, where users can easily detach the battery from the chassis using a 9V low-voltage current flowing through a new ionic liquid adhesive

iPhone 16 Pro Teardown: LiDAR Upgrade, 7/10 Repairability Score

Tech media outlet MacRumors today released a teardown report by repair team iFixit of the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. The report reveals that the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus utilize a new battery removal method, where users can easily detach the battery from the chassis using a 9V low-voltage current flowing through a new ionic liquid adhesive. This method is faster and safer compared to the previous stretch-release adhesive. However, the more expensive iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max continue to employ traditional stretch-release adhesive.

iPhone 16 Pro Teardown: LiDAR Upgrade, 7/10 Repairability Score

It is noteworthy that the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, alike, have their batteries encased in metal; however, the iPhone 16 Pro Max lacks a metal enclosure for an unknown reason.

iPhone 16 Pro Teardown: LiDAR Upgrade, 7/10 Repairability Score

Besides the battery removal method, iFixit also observed adjustments made in other aspects of the iPhone 16 Pro:

iPhone 16 Pro Teardown: LiDAR Upgrade, 7/10 Repairability Score

LiDAR Scanner Placement Optimization: Apple has adjusted the placement of the LiDAR scanner, making it more accessible for repair. In previous iPhone Pro models, the LiDAR scanner was located under the main camera module.

iPhone 16 Pro Teardown: LiDAR Upgrade, 7/10 Repairability Score

Camera Module: While the camera module doesn't feature significant changes, it isn't entirely interchangeable due to varying cable lengths and the placement of internal screws being different across models.

iPhone 16 Pro Teardown: LiDAR Upgrade, 7/10 Repairability Score

mmWave Signal: iFixit suggests that mmWave signal reception could still be affected due to the titanium frame in the iPhone 16 Pro models.

Simplified USB-C Port Removal: Apple has simplified the removal of the USB-C port, but they don't sell replacement USB-C ports separately.

Design Adjustments: Users can now access the logic board by simply removing the upper speaker assembly, a significant design improvement.

Based on these design modifications and the availability of repair manuals, iFixit awarded the iPhone 16 Pro a repairability score of 7 out of 10.

Overall, the iPhone 16 Pro offers improved repairability, but the discrepancy in battery removal methods is surprising. Additionally, concerns remain regarding mmWave signal reception and USB-C port replacement issues.

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