Thread: Why don't E-readers have a Replaceable Battery
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Old 12-06-2019, 05:27 AM   #49
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
The problem is we don't have a choice. Right now, there's no current Reader that has a user replaceable battery and no smartphone that has a user replaceable battery.
Doesn't that suggest to you that consumers as a whole don't see this as an important feature? If it was, someone would be offering it.
Compare this to Samsung trying to remove the SD card slot from their phones, and having to row back from that decision based on customer demand.
Replaceable batteries and 3.5mm jacks are clearly not seen as important to the general user base, unlike SD cards.
We both disagree, you on the battery front and me on the 3.5mm jack front, but we are in the minority.
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