Most major device launches are followed by an iFixit teardown, and things are no different in the case of the Switch Lite. As iFixit puts a new batch of iPhone teardowns behind it, the company has ...

iFixit, one of the world's leading online repair communities, has nerfed the original Switch's 'repairability score' following a recent reassessment. Upon launch, the team had originally scored the ...

It’s not because of Joy-Con Drift — the big reason is the Switch 1’s battery. It’s not because of Joy-Con Drift — the big reason is the Switch 1’s battery. is a senior editor and founding member of ...

The Switch 2 brings a bigger screen and better performance, but if you ever need to fix it, good luck. iFixit’s teardown shows Nintendo is still going out of its way to block DIY repairs, scoring the ...

Those who have been patiently waiting for a substantial upgrade to the Nintendo Switch console may have been more than just miffed by the new OLED model. Although it might make some business sense for ...

The Nintendo Switch hybrid console is now on retailer shelves and available online in various parts of the world, including the UK. Any home user can buy and admire the new console 'in the flesh' for ...

The techs over at iFixit have completed their teardown of the Nintendo Switch 2, which launched this week. After completing a thorough analysis of the newest Nintendo console, it appears this ...

A YouTuber took the console apart and found that it lacks the hardware needed for a workaround, while iFixit couldn't determine if the drifting issue had been fixed. Sean knows far too much about ...

The new Nintendo Switch OLED and now we get to find out more details about the device in a teardown from iFixit. The iFixit team have taken apart the new Nintendo Switch OLED, the video below gives us ...

The Nintendo Switch and its new Zelda game are getting some rave reviews right now. But if you needed another reason to buy the console hybrid, it turns out the device is quite repairable. After the ...

Both sets come with the bits you need to take apart some of the most popular consumer tech: you can open iPhones and Macbooks with the pentalobe bits, Nintendo Switches with the tri-wing bits, and ...