The new Apple TV 4K can be adjusted just as easily as its predecessor: however, it does not fit the same size as the new Siri remote. Apple redesigned it with the new Apple TV.
After the first Check out the new iMac 24 inches, Repair expert iFixit now has a new one Apple TV 4K (Link link) opened and looked inside. Apple TV has always been easy to unlock. Disassemble the case and remove the fan, logic board and heat sink.
If you do it with the new Apple TV 4K, you can get closer with the new A12 Bionic used on the iPhone X and iPhone XR, these models were introduced in 2018.
The new Siri remote is difficult to repair
The housing of the new Apple TV 4K is exposed to infrared light, which makes it easy to use the remote control.
This new Siri remote is very difficult to avoid: the second generation Siri remote comes with an infrared sensor and is equipped with Bluetooth 5.0. There is also a lightning connector. In addition to removing the screws to open the remote, the iFixit buttons also had to be removed, making the extra screws accessible.
The battery has a capacity of 1.52 Wh and is relatively easy to replace even when stuck.
A complete extraction of the Apple TV 4K and Siri remote can be seen in the related video from iFixit. In another message it is Advantages and disadvantages of the new Siri remote In short.
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