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[* black] iPod Nano 7th Generation Repairability: ***4 out of 10*** (10 is easiest to repair).
-[* green] Easy to open case requires only unscrewing two screws and a plastic opening tool.
-[* green] Replaceable Bluetooth antenna.
-[* green] Only standard Phillips #00 screws, no security or pentalobe.
+[* green] An easy-to-open case only requires unscrewing two screws and a plastic opening tool.
+[* green] The bluetooth antenna is replaceable.
+[* green] Only standard Phillips #00 screws are used—no security or pentalobe.
[* yellow] External screws hidden behind the antenna mean less adhesive holding down the display assembly.
[* red] The battery, Lightning connector, button cable, and headphone jack are all soldered to the logic board.
-[* red] Battery is adhered to the back of the display assembly.
+[* red] The battery is adhered to the back of the display assembly.