Now this is nice. Hopefully 3rd party manufacturers can also provide a longer life span for the device.

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    Start of an era for Android hopefully, especially with EU’s replaceable batteries law coming up. This is what OEMs should copy and not dumb shit done by Apple.

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      1 year ago

      Wasnt the law that you could still build not replacable batteries because of water resistance?

      I would love to have that option back again, since batteries are the main part why phones die right now.

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        Especially frustrating when Samsung already built phones with replaceable batteries AND water resistance. (The IP rating was lower though)

        I hope there is a high rating limit, so they can’t just add “survises a droplet” as reason to not have a replaceable battery.

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          I guess there is also the problem with glas and how seemles everything should be. I remember that plastic cases were easy to open. Now we have to remove glue to get it open. I still dont understand with those glass backsides… i think nearly everyone uses a case.

          I dont even care for that water resistance, as soon water gets in, there is no warranty for it. I think i saw that apple still puts some water sticker inside the phone, to see if water destroyed it.