iFixit gives the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max an overall repairability score of 6/10, with 10 being a perfect score. The repair experts say display and battery repairs remain a priority in the ...

But it turns out that inside, it's the iPhone XS that diverges with an unusual new battery design. iFixit tore down both phones and provided analysis and gorgeous pictures as always. Be sure to ...

The iPhone XS sports a slightly downgraded battery from the iPhone X ... For the full teardown, hop on over to iFixit's post on both the XS and XS Max to see what the internals of these phones ...

This time it was a 6/10, the same score given to the iPhone XS and XS Max in 2018. iFixit reported that the battery is easier to service than before but that breaking the glass back of the phone ...

As far as repairability goes, the iPhone XS and XS Max got a very decent score of 6 out of 10. According to iFixit, both the display and the battery can be repaired/replaced in many cases.

But not so in the iPhone XS, which as a recent iFixit teardown shows, trades that dual-cell design for a single, continuous L-shaped battery. Taking the L The obvious first question: why?

For comparison, the iPhone XS Max’s battery is 12.08 Wh, and it has far more pixels to push. Elsewhere, iFixit offers some color on that pesky misaligned Lightning port along the bottom of the ...

These details are likely to come out after iFixit does its customary ... The 5.8-inch screen iPhone XS features a 2,658mAh battery and 4GB of RAM. That's a 2.2 percent smaller battery than the ...

Apple recommends removing the iPhone 16’s battery, which is held in place with a new electrically debondable adhesive, by using a 9V battery and some alligator clips. iFixit’s new USB-powered ...

While the iPhone XS's battery has around 2.2 percent less capacity ... its improved IP68-rated water resistance. Repair site iFixit should have more detailed iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max teardowns ...