iFixit gave the ‌iPhone 16 Pro‌ models a repairability score of 7 out of 10 due to the design changes and the availability of repair manuals. Related Roundup: iPhone 16 Pro.

iFixit’s iPhone 16 and 16 Plus teardown shows that the processor will dissipate heat better thanks to a new ferrous heat sink iFixit found during disassembly. Interestingly, that heat sink is ...

The iFixit iPhone 16 Pro teardown video is now up (below), and the company has highlighted some differences over last year’s model. This follows its earlier teardown of the standard and Plus models.

Apple recommends removing the iPhone 16’s battery, which is held in place with a new electrically debondable adhesive, by using a 9V battery and some alligator clips. iFixit’s new USB-powered ...

Over the weekend, well-known repair website iFixit shared an iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus teardown video, and an accompanying blog post.Notably, the video shows Apple's new electrical battery ...

Tearing down the iPhone 16, iFixit confirmed one thing we already suspected: One of the mmWave antennas was removed and replaced in that same spot by the Camera Control button.

The new VoltClip from iFixit is a USB-powered tool that delivers 9-12V of power to detach the battery in the iPhone 16. The tool includes a USB-C adapter for power input and alligator clips to be ...

iFixit’s VoltClip is a two-part utility that can help iPhone 16 and 16 Plus users replace the battery at home. The product consists of a 12V DC adapter and alligator clips. Notably, users will ...

iFixit has also praised the iPhone 16e for its battery life. The battery is larger than those found in the iPhone 16 and ...

The newly announced FixHub is a 100 watt “smart” soldering iron, which takes about five seconds to warm up. It’s battery-powered, and iFixit clocks its life at eight hours on a single charge.

iFixit now sells a USB-powered tool for removing the iPhone 16’s battery. The VoltClip draws power over USB, instead of from a 9V battery.