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crwdns2933797:0Miroslav Djuriccrwdnd2933797:0Yan 10, 2012crwdne2933797:0

	[* black] The Motorola Droid 4 earns itself a repairability score of *3 out of 10*.
-	[* green] The lack of security screws is a welcome sight.
-	[* green] LCD is not fused to the glass.
-	[* yellow] Battery *is* user removable, but significant amount of effort is required.
+	[* green] The lack of security or proprietary screws is a welcome sight.
+	[* green] The LCD is not fused to the glass, which will save money to anyone who is unfortunate enough to drop their Droid.
+	[* yellow] Battery *is* user removable, but a significant amount of effort is required.
	[* red] Keyboard contacts are located on the motherboard, making keyboard replacement costly and difficult.
-	[* red] Tons of glue adhering the glue securing the glue to the glue holding the phone together.
-	[* red] Plethora of screws securing the various phone components.
-	[* red] First phone to frustrate an iFixit employee to the brink of insanity during disassembly.
+	[* red] Tons of glue adhering the glue securing the glue to the glue holds the phone together.
+	[* red] One of the few phones to frustrate an iFixit employee to the brink of insanity due to the sheer amount of glue and screws holding everything together.