Apple HomePod 2 disassembled: found to be easier to repair than the original
CTOnews.com, February 7 (Xinhua)-- in the latest video, YouTube anchor Brandon Geekabit dismantled Apple's newly released second-generation HomePod and found it easier to repair than the original.
Brandon Geekabit said that although Apple's second-generation HomePod has not changed much in appearance, Apple has made great adjustments in terms of internal structure.
CTOnews.com learned from the disassembly video that except for the initial need to use a T6 screwdriver, the whole disassembly can be done with the more conventional T3 and T5 clubs screwdrivers. The panel at the bottom of the video is easier to pry open.
After removing the two layers of mesh fabric covering the HomePod and removing more screws from the bottom, the Brandon can turn on the speakers.
