Video Overview
- To the extent that screws are used, they are all standard Torx fasteners.
- All repairs require first removing the display assembly—which is stubbornly glued in place, expensive, and prone to shattering.
- The battery is also firmly glued in place, requiring tons of heat and prying or solvents to remove.
- The RAM, SSD and CPU are all soldered to the motherboard. Replacing any of those components requires a full motherboard replacement.
Final Thoughts
Repairability Score
1
Repairability 1 out of 10
(10 is easiest to repair)
(10 is easiest to repair)
7 Comments
that is disappointing. Had small camera issue and just received another device in Microsoft store as warranty case
Yakauleu Aliaksandr - Reply
Hi, What is the bluetooth module on surfece pro 7?
John Ostrowski - Reply
I’m looking for a replacement touch screen connector for the Surface Pro 7 but i can only find the older model for the pro4 and pro5, could anyone point me in the right direction
James B - Reply
Does this contain the Intel JHL8040R Thunderbolt retimer chip for the USB-C port, even though Microsoft disabled the Ice Lake Thunderbolt in firmware?
Nicholas Johnson - Reply
Nice to see they cut off the wifi antenna occasionally too…
Corey Glasper - Reply