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[* black] Xbox One Kinect Repairability: ***6 out of 10*** (10 is easiest to repair).
[* green] It's super easy to replace the fan once you get inside.
[* green] While there isn't much to fix inside, most components are modular and held in place with screws. If you need to replace one of the eight million cameras, you can...
- [* red] ...aside from the three little cameras in the center of the bar. Those are held in place with soldered-in straps because Microsoft.
+ [* red] …Well, except for the three little cameras in the center of the bar. Those are held in place with soldered-in straps, because Microsoft.
[* red] Screws hidden under tamper-evident tape and tricky clips make it hard to get inside.
- [* red] Same four screw types seen in the original Kinect are back, (still) including a repair-inhibiting security bit: T6, T10, T10 Security, and Phillips #0.
+ [* red] Same four screw types in the original Kinect are back, (still) including a repair-inhibiting security bit: T6, T10, T10 Security, and Phillips #0.