Mac Pro 2019: Extremely easy to repair and upgrade

Apple has always been a great technology equipment manufacturer. Its products have good finishing quality, rarely encounter errors. However, Apple-branded devices have never been appreciated for their ability to repair and upgrade hardware.

This will probably change because in a new test of iFixit, the 2019 Mac Pro - Apple's most expensive and most expensive Mac - is extremely easy to take apart for repair and long-term upgrades.

Specifically, Mac Pro 2019 was scored 9/10 for flexibility in furniture assembly and component upgrades - the 'unimaginable' number for an Apple-branded device. In essence, the Mac Pro 2019 is a device designed to encourage users to customize the hardware configuration to their liking, needs, and the most advanced 2019 Mac Pro version costs more than $ 53,000. And of course with such an expensive device, the ability to easily repair is also a factor manufacturers pay attention - in this case, Apple has done very well. IFixit experts' comments on Mac Pro 2019 are as follows:

1. The process of disassembling the chassis cannot be easier.
2. The need for basic repairs and upgrades can be done easily with standard tools or even experienced, you don't need to use any support tools.
3. Nearly all the main components of Mac Pro 2019 such as RAM, CPU, hard drive, GPU . are highly modular, using a socket-type interface and a standard interface. industry standard, making replacement and upgrades easy and quick.
4. Apple provides instructions and removable diagrams right on the device, along with some in-depth instructions in the form of soft copies, which help users can manipulate more accurately.
5. SSDs are modular in design, but customized by Apple, making their replacements a bit more complicated.
6. If you need a replacement that's not on Apple's approved parts list, you'll probably have to pay a 'dizzying' price to own it.

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It seems that Apple finally understands the importance of allowing users to repair their devices. Of course, not everyone needs to play around, but giving consumers - who have paid to have full control over the product - the ability to intervene more deeply in hardware structure is What technology makers should pay more attention to.