iFixit: Huawei Mate 30 Pro is easier to repair than last year's Mate 20 Pro

IFixit experts disassembled the flagship Huawei Mate 30 Pro and appreciated its maintainability.

Verdict

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almost every component inside is modular. This is good, since in the event of a breakdown it is not difficult to replace an individual part. However, some components still require extensive disassembly. Only standard Phillips screws are also used.

The display can be removed without removing the battery, but there is a risk of tearing out some cables. The battery itself is easy to replace if you manage to remove the back panel, plastic frame and a number of cables.

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But the main minus is the abundance of glue on the rear and front windows, which increases the risk of breakage during repairs.

As a result, Huawei Mate 30 Pro received 5 points out of 10 for maintainability. And this is work on the bugs, as last year's Mate 20 Pro had 4 points.