iFixit analyzes repairability of Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4

iFixit has concluded its teardown series for Apple’s September launches, publishing today the results for the Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4. In their analysis, the team found that the new smartwatches present a mix of results in terms of repairability, which could be an important factor for users looking to keep their devices in optimal condition over time.

## Why it matters The repairability of a device is crucial not only for extending its lifespan but also for reducing environmental impact. Users who are conscious of sustainability may see these results as a reason to choose or avoid these models, depending on their ease of repair in the event of failures.

## What we know iFixit's teardown revealed that while some components of the Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 are accessible, others are more difficult to repair. This may mean that in case of damage, users could face higher repair costs or even the need to replace the device entirely.

## What is still unclear It has not yet been confirmed which specific components presented the greatest challenges during the repair process. Additionally, the company has not detailed whether more accessible repair alternatives will be offered for these models in the future.