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[title] Final Thoughts
[* black] The Mate 10 Pro earns a ***6 out of 10*** on our repairability scale (10 is the easiest to repair):
- [* green] Despite the IP67 sealing the back cover is fairly easy to open.
- [* green] The Mate 10 Pro has very few screws, and those are only Phillips.
- [* green] The USB port, loudspeaker and motherboard are easy to remove.
- [* yellow] With only one big cable the Mate 10 Pro is clearly arranged. Although the cable is soldered to the USB port.
+ [* green] Despite the IP67-rated seals, the back cover is fairly easy to open.
+ [* green] The Mate 10 Pro has very few screws, all standard Phillips.
+ [* green] The USB port, loudspeaker, and motherboard are easy to remove.
+ [* yellow] With only one big cable, the Mate 10 Pro is cleanly arranged—although that cable is soldered to the USB port.
[* red] A damaged front camera means switching the whole display including the frame.
[* red] And replacing the display means taking out all of components.