Apple iPhone SE (2022) gets 5.5/10 repairability score in teardown 
The Apple iPhone SE (2022) got an average 5.5 our of 10 repairability score from PBKreviews in their disassembly video.
It's a pretty standard affair of prying open a modern smartphone - heating up the frame so that the screen adhesive loosens, prying out the screen, and then removing screws and connectors. But if you thought the latest SE can get some of its parts from the identical-looking iPhone SE from 2020, you'd be mistaken.
The display, which is the same in both size, resolution, and connectors, turns on but doesn't operate normally - touch input is non-functioning. The battery from the old phone would fit, but the connector is wrong.
Here's the video.
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