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Tell that to people with worn out batteries whose phones were crashing.
I quoted this in the hopes you’ll sit back and read your own stuff before looking like an idiot again.
Same to you, high five.
You're right. Apple should also include headphone jacks. Da fuck was I thinking?
Everyone else is copying Apple. Particularly Samsung. The reason to not have removable batteries is to push you to buy the next iPhone. But as we've seen with both Apple and especially Samsung, the sealed battery idea works both ways. When you ship phones with defective batteries you can't just send out replacement batteries. In Samsungs case, they literally lost the Note 7.
As opposed to just removing it yourself with your own hands? To me it just seems stupid that a several hundred dollar device has a battery that is known to wear down. It's just common sense that it should be easily removable. Like changing the oil in your car. Has to be done at some point, and I don't pay anyone $100 to change it either.
Both my 6s and my wife’s 6 ran into the crashing issue. I replaced my battery and it went away.
You're right. Apple should also include headphone jacks. Da fuck was I thinking?
Everyone else is copying Apple. Particularly Samsung. The reason to not have removable batteries is to push you to buy the next iPhone. But as we've seen with both Apple and especially Samsung, the sealed battery idea works both ways. When you ship phones with defective batteries you can't just send out replacement batteries. In Samsungs case, they literally lost the Note 7.
Meet the LG V20. A water proof, removable battery. Has the same 7.7 mm thickness as the iPhone X. Also the battery is 3200mAh while the iPhone X is 2716. To be fair the LG V30 does not have a removable battery, but is 7.4mm thick, has a 3300mAh battery. So you may have a point, although the V20 is a year older.
As opposed to just removing it yourself with your own hands? To me it just seems stupid that a several hundred dollar device has a battery that is known to wear down. It's just common sense that it should be easily removable. Like changing the oil in your car. Has to be done at some point, and I don't pay anyone $100 to change it either.
The problem with this is that the market is influencial. Take a look at the SD Card slot where Samsung at some point decided to remove it, and then the market cried and they put it back. But things like a removable battery isn't something you change everyday, and by the time the battery is worn down, your up for an upgrade anyway. Even the QWERTY keyboard was removed to make it cheaper to manufacture and the consumer didn't mind it, even though typing on a touchscreen is still bullshit and the on screen keyboard takes up half the screen. We compensate this by making the screen bigger, but we removed it to make it thinner.
Yes I have, cause I bought a Lexus IS250 07 with 175k miles and it's a transmission that supposedly never needs oil to be changed. I changed it myself and I never seen a more black fluid in my life. The pan has like 5 magnets that were all covered in shit. I changed the filter too. But like the iPhone battery, it can be done. The problem is it's a far more involved process than it needs to be.
The equivalent would be the oil light, where in some cars it either comes on too late or not at all. If you're a stupid ignorant consumers (and most are), you'll only change the oil when the oil light comes on. Even then, if you feel like it. Again why? Another method of planned obsolescence.
The oil light is a low oil pressure warning light, not an oil life light, it comes on when the oil pressure is below ~10psi or when the engine is starved of oil. And it seems like the engine in that video wasn't starved of oil if it didn't come on. This scotty guy knows this but he's making a sensational video for $$$ first.