The Apple Watch Ultra built to survive outdoor adventures, but you’ll want to forget about fixing it yourself if you do fall. iFixit has complete a video shows that Ultra is more irreparable than normal partner. While there are external screws on the back, you will ruin a waterproof gasket if you pry the back open. And don’t even think about going over the front – it’s very difficult to avoid screen breakage, at least without special tools.
Accessing the battery and other components is also complicated. The teardrop display also illustrates how much larger the speaker range on the Apple Watch Ultra is compared to the Series 8. Even if you never use the siren feature these speakers are for, it should help improve quality. call volume and other sounds. -driven application.
This is not the progress in self-friendliness you have seen in the basic iPhone 14, afterward. You will need to take it to a professional repair shop if you land badly during hiking. Even so, iFixit remains optimistic that the Watch Ultra represents a path towards a more repairable Apple wearable. While it’s unclear whether future smartwatches will make that leap, it wouldn’t come as a shock given that. increasing political pressure technology industry to create devices that are easier to maintain.
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