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  • Two screws secure the Lightning port, making this high-wear part easy to replace if it breaks.

  • With the right tools, some case modding action, and re-wiring one might even be able to swap it out for a slightly wider USB-C port to make it Android-compatible.

  • The interconnect cable wiggles in the casing but can't be removed without causing irreparable damage, so we leave it alone for now.

  • We free the springs with our Minnow portable bit set and save the game before the final boss layout.

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