> We simply have different expectations and that’s O.K. I wasn't arguing about your opinion on repairability, I was arguing about you stating that ifixit shoul

> We simply have different expectations and that’s O.K. I wasn't arguing about your opinion on repairability, I was arguing about you stating that ifixit shouldn't defends my case. > And as for repairability, it’s subjective. And ifixit does a pretty good job explaining their scoring and show how something is more repairable than others. > let’s not pretend that there’s an universal repairability score There's no universal score, but there's definitely things that make repairability easier or harder, tools or no tools.