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Can you replace the battery with an extended one? That's a deal-breaker for me, and battery cases are not a good replacement since I can't rely on the phone's
by mixedCase 9y ago
Can you replace the battery with an extended one?
That's a deal-breaker for me, and battery cases are not a good replacement since I can't rely on the phone's own battery indicator, have to manually turn on/off and looking at ZeroLemon's case for the S7, it seems to require a headphone extender.
As for the S3's screen I have no complaints. It's readable in the sun with max brightness, I keep it at minimum the rest of the time.
Finally, the S7's native screen resolution is 1440p, meaning it will munch on battery much faster for no perceptible gain (at the distance I hold my phone). And manually lowering the resolution will render a blurrier image than native 720p so that's out.
- dingo_bat 9y agoI'm using an S7 edge and it's on the default 1080p resolution. It's not blurry at all. The difference in quality between this screen and the screen on S3 is very noticeable. The non removable battery is the only downgrade I see. Everything else is a huge leap forward. Even battery life is much much better. You likely would not need an external battery.
- mixedCase 9y agoI'd have to see it for myself. My 4k laptop makes me gouge my eyes out in 1080p mode. As for the battery life you mention, that's probably just the Android upgrade. I've easily doubled my battery life in 3 major Android version upgrades. 10-15 days (depending on usage) is normal now with a 7000mAh battery.