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• CaptSpify 10y ago
  I'm not who you are replying to but... If it meets my other requirements (that article seems to be short on details), then yes, I absolutely will buy it. Unfortunately, buying phones isn't like buying a laptop. I can't choose to the bigger battery option, while leaving all the other specs the same.
  • imtringued 10y ago
    Strangely enough some laptop manufacturers prefer to have a dozen models of the same laptop instead of just letting you straight up choose a base model and let you configure it.
  • rikkus 10y ago
    I was hinting at the problem with the claim that we'd all buy phones with large batteries if they existed. You pointed at the actual problem: Leaving all the other specs the same. Unfortunately, currently the phones with big batteries aren't simply upgraded versions of the top-end phones, so if you want a big battery, you have to pick something less... attractive. The fact people aren't buying these big battery phones is pointed to as evidence that they're not actually desired, but I would contend that until we see a current flagship iPhone with an option for an identical phone but a larger battery, we're comparing apples (sorry) to oranges.