Unfortunately, this is where the good news about repairing this thing ends. The new iPad Pro is Apple's thinnest product ever, and it shows in the absence of screws. Instead, numerous parts are glued down, making the device thinner but also harder to repair. You can check out the details in iFixit's teardown video below.
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