I tore down the iPhone 17 Pro Max, and it’s unlike any iPhone I’ve seen before. From a uni-body aluminum housing to a vapor chamber, Apple packed in new tech, but also made repairs more complicated than ever.

Apple’s new MagSafe battery pack for the iPhone Air is stylish, but limited compatibility and a high price tag make it tough to recommend.

Phone drops don’t just crack glass, they can wreck internal parts too. I tested the RhinoShield AirX case to see if it actually protects against hidden damage.

Here’s how the process works, what makes it simple, and the one part that’s still a pain.
Excerpt: The iPhone 16 screen swap is surprisingly simple. You don’t even need to disconnect the battery. But one sticky step makes the repair harder than it looks.

I grabbed a $5 fake Samsung Galaxy S Pen from AliExpress to see if it’s a good backup. It looks legit, but inside tells a very different story.

Apple usually keeps its product features separate, but the AirPods Pro 3 flip that script. With live translation, better battery life, and even a heart rate sensor, Apple’s headphones are stepping into Apple Watch territory.

Apple ditched the SIM tray years ago for eSIM, but it always felt like wasted space. Now with the iPhone Air and iPhone 17 Pro, that dead space is finally being used for bigger batteries.

If your phone sounds muffled during calls or videos, it’s probably not broken, it’s dirty. In this guide, I’ll show you how to clean your speaker and microphone mesh using simple household tools, so you can restore clear sound in minutes.

Google’s Pixel 10 Pro just dropped, and you can already find official parts to fix it. I modded mine (no breaks, I promise), and Google’s repair support is blowing my mind.

Apple kicked off its “Awe Dropping” event with AirPods Pro 3, followed by new Apple Watches, and wrapped up with the iPhone 17 lineup. Here’s what’s new.

The Pixel 10 Pro feels more iPhone-like than any Pixel before. I tore it down, tested Pixel Snap, and turned it transparent to see what’s really inside.

The Logitech G703 adds a removable disc that lets it draw power continuously from a specialized $100 mouse pad. Neat, but don’t count on charging anything else.

The USB Killer destroyed my Galaxy S24 Ultra in seconds. I sent it to my friend for repair, and what he found inside was shocking.

Everyone knows water destroys phones, but what about mineral oil? I submerged an iPhone in mineral oil to test if it could still work. The results were wild.

A USB Killer is a tiny device that can fry electronics instantly. I tested it on an iPhone 8 Plus and a laptop to see what really happens, here’s the full story.

I cracked open an HP laptop screen repair. After disconnecting the battery, I gently pried off the cracked display, watch out for fragile connectors! Once the new screen was aligned and snapped in, it went right back together.

Charging the Apple Watch can be annoying, so I tried a $14 accessory that lets you use any USB-C or Lightning cable. It solves a big problem, but not without a catch.

The fake Galaxy S25 Ultra hides an unexpected surprise under the back glass. I tested its secret SD card slot to see if it actually works.

A Galaxy S23 Ultra came in after a saltwater drop with major corrosion. Here’s how we fixed it, and why refusing to share your passcode can slow down the repair process.

The iPhone 17 Pro is expected to get its biggest redesign since the iPhone 12. A rumored glass cutout could be both a blessing and a curse for repairability.