The iPhone 14 more or less proves that you can build a device as thin and sleek as Apple and still have it reasonably repairable. I think the same is true of M

The iPhone 14 more or less proves that you can build a device as thin and sleek as Apple and still have it reasonably repairable. I think the same is true of Macbooks. There is no real reason that the SSD has to be soldered to the motherboard, Apple could easily put the NAND chips on a slim socketed daughterboard (they already do this on the Mac Studio). I won't say that every laptop needs to be built like the Framework, but I do think that any component that could be considered a "wear item" (batteries, NAND flash, OLED screens) should be designed to be replaced.