Summary
Based on the teardown the repairability of the Motorola Moto G60 seems to be average. While there are some positive aspects such as the lack of adhesive on the back cover and easy access to the battery there are also several negative aspects such as the use of strong adhesive for the battery and the need to disassemble multiple components to replace the screen. The use of alcohol to dissolve the adhesive and the need to remove plastic covers to access cables also add to the difficulty of repair. Overall I would give the device a score of 6.5 out of 10 for repairability.
Disassembly
| Positive | Negative |
|---|---|
| No adhesive used for the Back cover. Clips can be removed without using a heat gun. | Alcohol needed to dissolve the strong adhesive used for the Battery. |
| Battery cable and the Battery are easily accessible. | Adhesive used for the Battery. |
| Several components need to disassembled to replace the Screen. | |
| Plastic covers covering the boards need to be removed to access the cables. |