I don't see much about "right to repair" in the article. As @samatman says: "Right to repair and user-replaceable batteries have nothing to do with each other w

I don't see much about "right to repair" in the article. As @samatman says: "Right to repair and user-replaceable batteries have nothing to do with each other whatsoever." Some commenters mention how specialised tools are needed, and how a lot of things are glued together making repair difficult. This is a consequence of the engineering choices made between, say, a thin notebook and something like a Dell Latitude, and the purchasing preferences consumers have that drive those design choices.