teardown

In a recently published YouTube video, the teardown experts at iFixit worked their magic on Apple's new M2 MacBook Air. Apple launched its redesigned 13.6-inch M2 MacBook Air last week. We already got a look at how compact and tightly packed the main logic board is in YouTuber Max Tech's teardown of the M2 MacBook...

In a recent video, YouTuber Max Tech took Apple's new 13.6-inch M2 MacBook Air apart for a look at its insides — all the way down to its tiny motherboard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyrUZovYdcs There are only four screws on the bottom of the new Air, and you can pry the bottom off once you remove them. "The insides...

Apple recently debuted new dual USB-C power adapters, one with a fixed prong and another with a swappable plug for international travellers. The company explains, “the 35W Dual USB-C Port Compact Power Adapter allows you to charge two devices at the same time, whether you’re at home, in the office or on the go. The...

The folks over at the Apple-centric tech YouTube channel Max Tech in their latest video take apart the new Mac Studio, giving it the full teardown treatment. Apple unveiled its new Mac Studio last week at its March event, with customer deliveries and availability kicking off on Friday. No one really expected the Mac Studio...

The experts over at iFixit have started their signature teardown of the 2021 24-inch M1 iMac, and while the teardown is currently in progress, the first part of the teardown has just been published. A mid-tier model with the following specs has been chosen for the teardown: Apple M1 chip with 8-core CPU (four performance...

iFixit recently published part one of their AirTags teardown, comparing Apple's offering to a Tile and a Samsung Galaxy SmartTag — on both the inside and outside. The AirTags feature a user-replaceable battery, but that's pretty much the extent of their user-friendliness. While both the Tile and AirTag have water and dust resistance certifications, the AirTags are...

Today marks the launch of Apple’s AirTag tracker, with first pre-orders set to deliver today. If you’re still waiting for UPS to deliver your precious AirTags, we’re now seeing the first teardown videos on the web, as expected. The following videos show what the internals of the AirTag looks like. The teardown don’t look that...

After tearing down the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, and the iPhone 12 Pro Max, iFixit expectedly had its sights set on the iPhone 12 mini. The iPhone 12 mini may be a fraction of its siblings’ size, but that only makes its composition more complex. In fact, the teardown specialist had to split the […]

With the iPhone 12 and 12 Pro officially available, iFixit was able to get their hands on Apple’s newest devices — not to use them, but to tear them down and take a look at what’s inside. Following a live teardown of the two technological marvels, iFixit‘s final teardown overview is now up on their website. […]

iFixit has completed its teardown of Apple’s latest Apple Watch Series 6. According to iFixit, despite the minor changes from Series 5 to Series 6, the internals are “a whole different story." The victim is a blue 44 mm GPS + LTE model, purchased at retail in Germany says iFixit, along with a 40mm Series 6...

Apple debuted its all-new Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro last month, featuring a built-in trackpad while offering an improved typing experience via a scissor-mechanism keyboard. Today, the folks over at iFixit have shared an ‘x-ray-teardown’ of Apple’s latest keyboard accessory revealing how complex its interior actually is. "There is so much going on here, you might...

The teardown experts over at iFixit have just started their signature teardown of Apple’s new Mac Pro, which is currently being broadcast live on YouTube. We are LIVE on YouTube, opening up the Mac Pro and giving our first impressions! https://t.co/yauSLJaEBh pic.twitter.com/V83S1OS33u — iFixit (@iFixit) December 13, 2019 You can join the livestream below: The...