iFixit now sells parts for the Surface Pro 9, Surface Laptop 5, Surface Go 4, and more. iFixit now sells parts for the Surface Pro 9, Surface Laptop 5, Surface Go 4, and more. is a news writer who ...

QR codes and screw markings are part of the Surface Pro 10. QR codes and screw markings are part of the Surface Pro 10. is a senior correspondent and author of Notepad, who has been covering all ...

Microsoft is working hard to improve the repairability of Surface products. In June this year, it began to provide replacement parts such as screens, stands, batteries, and solid-state drives directly ...

The how-to website iFixit has built itself a reputation for providing quality instructions for DIY repairs to common personal devices — including the Microsoft Surface — but a new collaboration with ...

iFixit has awarded Microsoft's recently launched Surface Pro 11 and the Surface Laptop 7 with a very high repairability score, praising how easy it is to disassemble and repair these Copilot+ PCs.

As the right to repair movement continues to pick up steam, DIY aficionados iFixit just announced a partnership with Microsoft to provide replacement parts for a wide range of Surface devices. These ...

Microsoft announced on Thursday that iFixit is now offering replacement parts for Microsoft Surface devices. iFixit is a San Luis Obispo, Calif.-based organization that performs device "tear downs" ...

Microsoft is jumping on the Right to Repair bandwagon via a new partnership with the popular product teardown and DIY repair website iFixit. Microsoft has begun making its custom tool designs for ...

Microsoft has published official video guides detailing disassembling and replacing different parts and components in the recently announced Surface Laptop Studio 2 and the Surface Go 4. In September ...

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The ThinkPad T14 Gen 7 proves repairability isn’t an afterthought. Microsoft needs to take notes.