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[title] Final Thoughts
[* black] The Apple Watch Series 6 earns a ***6 out of 10*** on our repairability scale (10 is the easiest to repair):
- [* green] Screen replacements are difficult but do-able—it's the first thing to come off, and detaches via ZIF connectors.
- [* green] Battery replacements are pretty straightforward, once you're inside.
- [* yellow] Still a lot of incredibly tiny tri-point screws are used throughout the watch.
- [* red] Several component flex cables are mounted directly to the S6 package, requiring skilled microsoldering to replace.
+ [* green] Screen replacements are difficult but possible, The screen is the first thing to come off, and detaches via ZIF connectors.
+ [* green] Battery replacements are reasonably straightforward, once you're inside.
+ [* yellow] Tiny tri-point screws throughout the watch can be difficult to remove and keep track of.
+ [* red] Several component flex cables are mounted directly to the S6 package, requiring skilled microsoldering to replace if they are torn.