Why Amazon's recycling program isn't good enough

And, the five biggest Right to Repair wins of 2019—plus how you can get involved this year. No images? Click here   It's time to stop making excuses for Amazon's disposable tech Amazon sells tens of millions of cheap, hard-to-repair devices with a barely-there recycling program. But they escape the e-waste scrutiny Apple and other hardware makers receive. Inside Amazon's cheap tech empire     Watch: The biggest Right to Repair wins of 2019  This year's Right to Repair efforts are in full swing, following a landmark 2019. From presidential candidate endorsements to saving Baby Yoda, we rounded up the top five Right to Repair achievements of the past year—plus how you can help us in 2020. Just let us fix our stuff     The most and least repairable devices of 2019 Our teardown engineers have been busier than ever, too: they grated cheese on a Mac Pro, saw the biggest repairability improvement from the last device we expected, and more. Watch the round-up   Get under your Surface Got a broken Surface that Microsoft won't repair? Our replacement batteries, kickstands, and other parts won't break the bank—and they're backed by our Quality Guarantee. Shop Surface parts   iFixit 1330 Monterey Street, San Luis Obispo, CA Thanks for subscribing to the iFixit Newsletter.   Like    Tweet    Forward  Preferences  |  Unsubscribe