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:

• The process of disassembling the chassis cannot be easier.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• SSDs are modular in design, but customized by Apple, making their replacements a bit more complicated.
• 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.

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.