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-[* black] Sonos Play:3 Repairability Score: ***? out of 10*** (10 is easiest to repair)
- [* green] All major components are held in place with Phillips screws. No special screwdrivers or bits are required for disassembly.
- [* green] Wireless communications card is not soldered on to the motherboard, allowing for easy replacement.
- [* green] Modular component design.
+[* black] Sonos Play:3 Repairability Score: ***8 out of 10*** (10 is easiest to repair)
+ [* green] All major components are held in place with Phillips screws, many of them the same size.
+ [* green] Modular design means that nearly every component can be replaced individually.
+ [* yellow] Glue and adhesive are not impossible to overcome, but definitely need to be reapplied to dampen vibrations.
[* red] A "warranty void" sticker stands between you and any repairs.
+ [* red] The power supply's sea of capacitors will make you look twice and poke once when inside the device.