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+[* black] The Nintendo Switch Lite earns an ***8 out of 10*** on our reparability scale (10 is the easiest to repair):
+ [* green] Aside from the digitizer and the battery, screws are used instead of adhesive to hold components in place.
+ [* green] Most components, including the analog sticks, game cartridge reader, and headphone jack are modular and can be replaced.
+ [* yellow] The battery, while strongly adhered to its housing, is modular and can be replaced shortly after removing the rear case.
+ [* yellow] The digitizer and display are not fused, reducing the cost of repair but increasing complexity. (***double check***)
+ [* red] Proprietary tri-point screws restrict users from opening the Switch.
+ [* red] Replacing a display or digitizer requires heating and prying against strong adhesive.

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