Appliances and devices were once built for longevity and repairability, but today many items must be replaced rather than repaired due to high costs and lower quality.
The shift from repairable products to disposable ones can be seen in everything from appliances to electronics, where even minor repairs cost nearly as much as replacements.
The new Google Pixel Watch 3, like its predecessors, lacks sufficient repair options, forcing users to buy a Preferred Care plan or seek costly replacements.
The challenge many repair shops face is that the repair costs are driven up by overhead, making it impractical for consumers to consider fixing rather than replacing.
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