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I’m all for the right to repair. The other day I put my phone through a full washing machine cycle though, and it didn’t need to be repaired. That’s incredible
by steve_adams_86 6y ago
I’m all for the right to repair.
The other day I put my phone through a full washing machine cycle though, and it didn’t need to be repaired. That’s incredible. It came out of the machine looking brand new.
I’m a little torn. Can we have repairable devices that are this stable and robust, and have such an incredible form factor?
Considering this phone will last me 4 or 5 years, it’s a good value and extremely dependable. I want more repairable things, I just don’t know how they’d make it happen in a way that keeps them competitive.
One shitty thing: my left AirPods Pro clicks and pops, and the only solution is a complete replacement. Apple is willing to replace them at no charge, but I can’t stand the waste. What will they do with them? Recycle and landfill? These things really are a repairability nightmare and I don’t think I can justify buying then again.
My personal experience has been very positive though. The need to repair is remarkably rare.