"MacBook Pro M3: Repair and Maintenance Limitations Spark Massive Criticism"

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The MacBook Pro M3 has received significant criticism in an iFixit teardown for its limitations on repair and maintenance, despite its modular design. While certain components like USB-C ports and the Touch ID sensor can be replaced independently, Apple's verification is required for the mainboard replacement. The inability to expand RAM and the soldered SSD are also criticized. Additionally, Apple's software prevents common repair jobs, resulting in a low repair rating of 4 out of 10 from iFixit.
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