The Motorola Razr earns a 1 out of 10 on our repairability scale (10 is easiest to repair):

The only driver you'll need is a standard T3 Torx.

The delicate primary display is replaceable, if you're determined.

Every repair starts (and ends) with stubborn, glued-on outer covers.

Replacing the battery—or rather, batteries—requires near-total disassembly.

The charging port is soldered directly to the main board.

Complex construction and multiple flex cable booby traps makes for tricky repair work.