iFixit ease of repair scores

You have the right to repair the things you own—but how easily can that
be done?
To find out, our engineers tear down the latest smartphones and score
their repairability from zero (unrepairable) to ten (easiest to repair)
so you can pick a product that is easy to repair and lasts as long as
possible.

What makes a repairable device?
It should be straightforward to disassemble and replace whatever’s
broken, using parts and instructions supplied (or endorsed) by the
manufacturer. But that’s just to start—repairability means so much
more. For full details, see our repairability scoring explainer.

Repairability is a moving target
We update our scoring rubric frequently to stay current with new
technologies, materials, and design trends. This means that devices
scored in years past might not fare exactly the same if they were
re-scored today, but they can be readily compared with their
contemporaries. For a precise list of criteria used to calculate each
score, click the scorecard version number linked to each device below.

https://www.ifixit.com/repairability/smartphone-repairability-scores


Google Pixel 9 5
Google Pixel 9 Pro 5
Google Pixel 9 Pro XL 5
Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold 4
Apple iPhone 16 7
Apple iPhone 16 Plus 7
Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max 7
HMD Fusion 9
HMD Skyline 9
Google Pixel Fold 3
Google Pixel 8 6
Google Pixel 8 Pro 6
Apple iPhone 15 7
Apple iPhone 15 Plus 7
Apple iPhone 15 Pro 7
Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max 7
Fairphone 5 10
Google Pixel 7a 4
Nokia G22 8
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 4
Google Pixel 7 5
Google Pixel 7 Pro 5
Apple iPhone 14 4
Apple iPhone 14 Plus 4
Apple iPhone 14 Pro 4
Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max 4
Google Pixel 6a 5
Samsung Galaxy S22 3
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 3