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| - | [title] Reparability |
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| + | [title] Reparability Observations |
| [* green] No tough adhesive holds the M2 Mac mini or its components hostage. | |
| [* green] Use of a few common tools, disassembly is straight-forward. | |
| [* green] The disassembly does not differ significantly from the M1 mini, which makes many repairs familiar. | |
| [* yellow] Apple's poor thermal paste job might prove to be a problem later on. | |
| [* red] All I/O ports are soldered directly to the logic board. If one breaks then the whole board needs to be replaced. | |
| [* red] Upgrading components like storage or memory are almost impossible due to the integration with the processor. | |
| [* red] The CPU and storage are both soldered to the logic board and not user-upgradeable. |