Slim phones have come and gone in cycles before. With the iPhone Air, it seems that Apple is doubling iPhone Air teardown on minimalism, at least where the design’s slim profile is concerned. In fact, as [iFixit]’s repair experts iPhone Air repair score, the new phone is surprisingly easy to fix. “Thinner usually means weaker, more difficult iPhone Air repairability, and glued-together components,” [Elizabeth Chamberlain] of iFixit writes, “but the iPhone Air defies expectations on all counts.” This is reportedly thanks in large part to some clever product design on Apple’s part. The inherent modularity of the build means that iPhone Air durability test, like replacing the USB-C port, should be especially simple.