Thread: Why don't E-readers have a Replaceable Battery
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Old 12-06-2019, 07:53 PM   #60
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
So the iPhone might have been thicker. But yes, Apple could have designed it to have a user replaceable battery. And given that today (IMHO), the iPhones are too thin, having them be thicker to support a user replaceable battery would be a good thing. I really dislike my iPhone 6s when it's not in it's case. And I know I would dislike any newer iPhone that's even thinner when not in a case to make it thicker.
I've never been able to understand super-thin cell phone designs that are so fragile they require protective cases anyhow. And it's not just Apple.
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