IFixit Tears Down the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus

The video discusses the design and repairability of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, highlighting changes made to facilitate easier repairs. It includes a live teardown of the iPhone 6 Plus, revealing its internal components. The video also addresses Apple's response to bending and software issues, comparing these to previous iPhone models. The discussion extends to the market impact of these issues and the cost of parts, emphasizing a shift towards more serviceable designs.

What was a significant design change in the iPhone 6 Plus to make it easier to repair?

• Addition of more screws

• Removal of a ribbon cable

• Use of stronger metal

• Increased battery size

What is the primary reason for the bending issue in the iPhone 6 Plus?

• Thin design with limited metal support

• Excessive metal usage

• Faulty circuit board

• Inadequate battery support

How does the iPhone 6 Plus design benefit Apple stores and service technicians?

• It has a longer battery life

• It allows for quick screen swaps

• It is cheaper to produce

• It is more water-resistant

What was Apple's response to the software issues with the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus?

• They offered free replacements

• They issued an apology and promised a fix

• They ignored the issues

• They recalled all affected phones

What is the estimated cost to produce an iPhone 6?

• $400

• $300

• $220

• $150

What trend is Apple moving towards with their product designs?

• Making devices more disposable

• Designing for easier repairs

• Increasing device size

• Reducing battery life

What is a potential future trend for the Apple Watch mentioned in the transcript?

• Serviceable internals

• Longer battery life

• More color options

• Increased screen size