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[* black] Retina Macbook 2016 Repairability Score: ***1 out of 10*** (10 is the easiest to repair)
- [* yellow] While it's no more repairable than last year's edition, it does benefit from a sharing a lot of the same parts and repair procedures.
[* yellow] Those pesky tri-wing screws are gone, replaced with lovely standard Phillips screws—but tamper-evident hinge screws make you feel like a hoodlum for repairing your own machine.
[* red] The processor, RAM, and flash memory are still soldered to the logic board.
[* red] The battery assembly remains entirely, and very solidly, glued into the lower case.
[* red] The Retina display is still a fused unit with no separate, protective glass. If the display needs replacing, it'll cost a pretty penny.
+[* icon_note] While it's no more repairable than last year's edition, it does benefit from sharing a lot of the same parts and [[Topic:Retina MacBook 2015|repair procedures]].