iFixit Happy International Translation Day! How does a capacitor work? What’s the best way of getting into your smartphone? Why does your laptop battery degrade over time? If you don’t know the answer to these… September 30, 2023 by Maria Parker - iFixit
Activism We Are Retroactively Dropping the iPhone’s Repairability Score We need to have a serious chat about iPhone repairability. We judged the phones of yesteryear by how easy they were to take apart—screws, glues, how hard it was to… September 19, 2023 by Kyle Wiens
Roundups The Simple Lessons of Chair Repair There are countless objects in our lives that we are quick to throw away. One we might not think very much about is the humble chair. They are ubiquitous, so… September 15, 2023 by Jack Monahan - iFixit
Right to Repair Congress Asks iFixit if the Right to Repair Exists It almost sounds like a joke. What do ice cream machines, tractors, and your Xbox have in common? Sadly, the answer isn’t funny at all: They all have repairs that… July 20, 2023 by Elizabeth Chamberlain
Site News Spotlight: South Korea 안녕하세요! We started iFixit to teach everyone how to fix everything. It’s a lofty goal, but we’re slowly building an army of fixers around the world in order to achieve it. We… June 20, 2023 by Sandra Hiller - iFixit
Right to Repair Colorado Approves First-Ever Agricultural Right to Repair Bill Farmers have always been a fix-it-yourself kind of people. But when it comes to repairing their tractors and other agricultural equipment, they’ve been locked out of many kinds of repairs… April 11, 2023 by Elizabeth Chamberlain
Right to Repair How Parts Pairing Kills Independent Repair The biggest threat to repair is no longer hostile hardware. Today, many independent repair shop owners are most worried about the trend in electronics manufacturing known as “parts pairing.” This… January 17, 2023 by Lauren Greenlee - iFixit
Activism New York Passes Historic Right to Repair Bill The world’s first comprehensive right to repair bill has finally been signed into law by New York Governor Kathy Hochul, over six months after it passed the legislature nearly unanimously.… December 29, 2022 by Kyle Wiens
Teardowns Repairing a Fridge Costs More Than a Fridge In October, the US Federal Trade Commission announced a new set of rules that would require appliances to ship with repair instructions. The repair community applauded the move—access to manuals… November 23, 2022 by Elizabeth Chamberlain
Legislation All Major Appliances May Soon Ship with Repair Instructions, Thanks to a New FTC Rule The Federal Trade Commission has just upped the stakes in its recent work to ensure consumers have a right to repair all the things in their lives. In a unanimous,… October 17, 2022 by Kyle Wiens