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DIY — Product Teardown

Blueprint-styled teardown report for a fictional smart speaker, the Soundbyte Puck Mini. An animated repairability dial (7/10) with per-criterion bars leads into an interactive exploded view: five layered SVG parts — grille, driver, PCB, battery, shell — separated by a range slider, with leader-line labels and click-to-open detail cards listing chips, connectors and adhesive warnings. Step-by-step chapters with tool badges and hazard callouts, a mono IC table, and a pros/cons verdict with a stamped final score complete the page.

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Product Teardown

A full teardown report page in the workshop/blueprint aesthetic, documenting a fictional smart speaker (the Soundbyte Puck Mini). The hero pairs stencil-style headings and mono spec chips with a repairability score card: an SVG dial that animates to 7/10 on scroll, plus four criterion bars (opening ease, part availability, modularity, documentation) that fill with color-coded tones.

The centerpiece is an interactive exploded view on a blueprint grid. Five layered SVG groups — fabric grille, 40 mm driver, main PCB, battery pack and base shell — separate vertically as you drag a range slider, revealing dashed leader lines and E1–E5 labels. Clicking (or keyboard-activating) any layer, or its chip in the sidebar, populates a sticky detail card with mono part numbers, connector types and an adhesive/hazard note; the view auto-explodes gently the first time it scrolls into view.

Below, four step-by-step chapters carry tool badges, timing chips and caution/hazard callouts, followed by a mono table of identified ICs with fictional part numbers, and a verdict section with pros/cons columns and a rotated dashed “7/10” stamp. A toast helper confirms interactions throughout.

Illustrative UI only — always follow real safety guidance when working with tools, electronics, or repairs.