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+[title] Final Thoughts
+[* black] The iPad Pro 12.9" 3rd Gen earns a ***3 out of 10*** on our repairability scale (10 is the easiest to repair):
+ [* green] The USB-C port is modular and can be independently replaced.
+ [* green] The lack of a physical home button eliminates a common failure point and may simplify repairs.
+ [* yellow] The battery is secured with both easier-to-remove stretch-release tabs ''and'' conventional, non-removable adhesive.
+ [* yellow] The LCD and front panel glass are fused together—simplifying the opening procedure, but increasing the cost of repair.
+ [* red] Gobs of adhesive hold most everything in place, making all repairs more difficult.

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