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[* black] The adhesive in the Moto 360 is proving to be a real challenge, so we heat. We heat again. And finally, we heat some more.
[* icon_note] Just one more win for our champ, the [[Topic:iOpener|iOpener]].
-[* black] The Moto 360 is living up to its IP67 standard. With the amount of difficulty we've encountered in prying the smartwatch open, you can rest assured that dust and water will not permeate through this timepiece.
-[* black] After a bit of work and a slew of swearing, we managed to separate the rear cover from the back of the Moto 360.
+[* black] The Moto 360 is living up to its IP67 standard. Even getting the plastic rear cover off is proving to be a huge pain—hopefully meaning you can rest assured that dust and water are staying out.
+[* black] Gentle prying with an opening pick separates the rear cover.