That's all folks. The iPhone 6 earned a respectable seven out of ten. Here's why:

Continuing the trend from the iPhone 5 series, the display assembly comes out of the phone first, simplifying screen repairs.

The battery is straightforward to access. Removing it requires a proprietary pentalobe screwdriver and knowledge of the adhesive removal technique, but is not difficult.

The fingerprint sensor cable has been re-routed, fixing a significant repairability issue with the iPhone 5s and making the phone much safer to open. (On the 5s, the cable is easily torn if a user is not careful while opening the phone.)

The iPhone 6 still uses proprietary Pentalobe screws on the exterior, requiring a specialty screwdriver to remove.

Apple does not share repair information for the iPhone 6 with independent repair shops or consumers.