iFixit: Apple's MacBook Pro Self-Service Repairs Are Expensive, Complex | PCMag
iFixit Tears Down M2 MacBook Air, Finds Accelerometer and Adhesive Pull Tabs for Battery - MacRumors
iFixit Finds Easier-to-Replace Components in 2018 MacBook Air Teardown
New MacBook Pros Have Battery Pull Tabs for Easier Do-it-Yourself Battery Replacements, Says iFixit - MacRumors
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IFIXIT Replacement MacBook Air 13" (Late 2018-Early 2020) Battery IF188-143-1 | eBay
iFixit's Do-it-Yourself iPhone Battery Replacement Kits to Remain $29.99 Until End of 2019 - MacRumors
Apple's 15-Inch M2 MacBook Air Teardown Is 'A Miserable Experience,' Claims iFixit, Requiring Tons Of Screw Removals
iFixit: It's really hard to repair the new 15" MacBook Air M2
M2 MacBook Air Teardown | iFixit News
How To: Replace the battery in your MacBook Air 13" (Early 2015) - YouTube
We're Pretty Sure We Just Tore Down the New M2 MacBook Pro!? - YouTube
Apple M2 MacBook Air iFixit Teardown Reveals Absence of Cooling Fan And Heat Spreader
iFixit teardown shows the inside of M2 MacBook Air - 9to5Mac
iFixit teardown shows M2 MacBook Pro is a recycled laptop - 9to5Mac
Amazon.com: iFixit A1502 A1582 Battery for MacBook Pro 13" Retina (Early 2015) - Repair Kit : Electronics
iFixit MacBook Air teardown finds more repairable than predecessor, 0.5mm thicker with Magic Keyboard - 9to5Mac
MacBook Air Models A1237 and A1304 Battery Replacement - iFixit Repair Guide
iFixit: Apple's MacBook Pro Self-Service Repairs Are Expensive, Complex | PCMag
MacBook Pro 2021 Models Battery Capacities, Repairability Revealed via iFixit Teardown | Technology News
iFixit teardown confirms Apple's M1 MacBooks are basically the same as their predecessors | Mashable
Surprise! iFixit says you can't do much to fix or upgrade the 2015 MacBook | Ars Technica
iFixit's MacBook teardown reveals a 'move in the right direction' for repairability
