The Chipworks teardown crew finds some surprising components inside the smartwatch.
The Apple Watch is making its way into the hands of excited reviewers— including our own —as well as arriving at the labs of teardown experts like those at iFixit and Chipworks.
The technicians at iFixit took apart an Apple Watch this week and wound up giving the smartwatch a 5 out of 10 on their repairability scale. The team actually flew out to Australia to ensure that they could acquire the wearable as quickly as possible, tear it apart with their assorted tools (iFixit also tore down the Apple Watch charging cradle, and power adapter), and get a review up.
Chipworks Cracks Open Apple Watch, Looks Inside - PC Magazine
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