> It's weird that repairability (either right to repair, or simply technical feasibility) has been a huge topic for at least 10 years in cars, mobile phones, home appliances, etc. And yet i haven't seen any end-user product really advertising it.
99% of people don’t want to repair their appliances. They either “don’t want it to break”, or want it to be repaired by someone else.
A product labeled “commercial grade! 10 year warranty!” will always massively outsell a product labeled “user serviceable! Schematics included!”
99% of people don’t want to repair their appliances. They either “don’t want it to break”, or want it to be repaired by someone else.
A product labeled “commercial grade! 10 year warranty!” will always massively outsell a product labeled “user serviceable! Schematics included!”