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Y’all really digging deep on this when there are folks who have ereaders without replaceable batteries that are multiple generations old and are still very functional.
At some point the cost of replacing the battery, especially at the rate some seem to say they are, is going to cost more than had you simply held out and replaced the device.
To say nothing of the waste replacing batteries which aren’t dead but have only a moderately diminished capacity creates.
It’s a bit like trying to min/max your way through a game of tic tac toe.
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