A Linked Data view over iFixit's community repair wiki. Every device dereferences to an RDF description: iFixit's repairability score, which kinds of replacement part are sold for it, the battery capacity its teardown reports, how many repair guides exist, and where the device sits in iFixit's device tree. This is a LIVE VIEW that queries the iFixit API on request, not a copy of the wiki. @en
Device data from iFixit's community repair wiki, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. NON-COMMERCIAL: this licence does not permit commercial reuse, and derivatives must be shared alike — a sharper restriction than any other source in this wrapper family, all of which are open-licence or public-sector. Content is community-contributed and unverified; a repairability score is iFixit's own teardown assessment, not a regulatory measurement, and is not comparable with the EU energy label's repairability class or the French indice de durabilité. Battery capacities are parsed out of wiki prose because iFixit has no such field, and are flagged as such in the data. @en
COVERAGE: iFixit documents what its community has taken apart, which is a small and well-known subset of any product register. Of 40 models sampled from EPREL's smartphone group in August 2026, none had an iFixit device page — that register is long-tail, and iFixit is not. Absence here is absence of a teardown, never absence of a device. @en
The Linked Data wrapper that derives these RDF descriptions from the iFixit API 2.0. Its source code is available under the GNU Affero General Public License; the data it serves carries iFixit's CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 licence, stated per document. @en