The difficulty of repairing the iPhone 14 Pro Max came to the fore after a YouTuber had a painful experience trying to fix the device. According to Hugh Jefferies, disassembly of the iPhone 14 Pro Max took almost four and a half hours, highlighting the difficulties involved in trying to repair the most expensive iPhone model on the market.

During the breakdown, Jeffries noted that although Apple has improved the repairability of the iPhone 14 and its variants, the same has not been implemented in the iPhone 14 Pro Max. The disassembly revealed that there were no screws holding the iPhone 14 Pro Max together and the various small components had to be carefully removed and stored. Also, the device’s software did not recognize the new screen as the actual screen, further complicating the process.

The video highlights the importance of having the right to repair your smartphone and other technological devices. While big companies such as Apple and Microsoft say that they support this right, the difficulty of repairing the iPhone 14 Pro Max shows that more needs to be done. Jeffries’ experience highlights the need for companies to make it easier for users to repair devices, as a confusing and complex process can cause further damage or even render the device unusable.

The video sparked a debate among tech enthusiasts and consumers about the extent of device repairs and the level of support companies provide to users. As the cost of devices continues to rise, it is important that users have the right to easily repair their devices without risk of further damage.

Companies must take steps to make device repairs easier and more cost-effective for users to ensure they can get the most out of their devices without incurring excessive costs.