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Google Stadia controller could be extremely difficult to repair

Google Stadia controller could be extremely difficult to repair

Posted on November 21, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

When smartphones started to sport metal unibody designs or, more recently, glass-metal-glass sandwiches, they also become more difficult to open up for repairs. Even authorized service centers would need specialized tools and training which were, naturally, unavailable to third-parties or DIYers. It seems that Google is using that same design philosophy on its Stadia controller, making it almost impossible to open up, at least for untrained hands, all for the sake of having a nearly seamless and blemish-free appearance.
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