Hello dear readers. Today I propose to discuss with you the importance of a removable battery (or lack thereof).
For many years now I have been following the comments on our reviews, and every time readers see that the battery in the device is non-removable, they immediately start scolding the smartphone for being impractical and fragile. 'How so? This is such a huge minus' – write dissatisfied commentators. But let's think about what a removable battery might be for? The answer, of course, is quite obvious: either to replace it in a couple of years, or to use an additional battery to swap it with the main one when the smartphone is discharged.
But let's be honest, how many of you are taking advantage of this opportunity? How often do your devices live to the point that it's time to change their batteries? Do you often carry an additional battery with you (not an external one, but a removable one)? So you have a special cradle at home that charges your smartphone and this battery? For the entire time of using smartphones, I have had this situation only once. A year and a half later, the Galaxy S3 presented to my mother swelled up and had to be changed, that's the whole story. What do you say, dear readers? How important is a removable battery to you? How often have you replaced it in your smartphones?