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-[* black] The Magic Trackpad 2 Repairability Score: ***x out of 10*** (10 is easiest to repair)
- [* yellow] The Lightning port is not soldered to the logic board which makes it easy to replace once you get past the insane glue.
- [* yellow] There aren't too many parts to replace.
- [* red] The battery is not user replaceable and is surrounded by tons of strong adhesive.
- [* red] It's very hard to open without a manual, thus running the risk of tearing the battery cable or bending/puncturing the battery.
+[* black] The Magic Trackpad 2 Repairability Score: ***3 out of 10*** (10 is easiest to repair)
+ [* green] The Lightning port and battery can be replaced independently of the logic board—if you can get the device open.
+ [* yellow] Replacing a damaged trackpad surface means cutting and reapplying the adhesive on the spring tabs.
+ [* red] Excessive use of strong adhesive makes it very difficult to remove the rear panel, hindering access to every internal component.
+ [* red] Without a service manual, it is difficult to open the trackpad without damaging internal components such as the battery and Taptic Engine.