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From the statement... "All rechargeable batteries are consumable components" If they are "consumable", why aren't they user replaceable. As far as I'm con
by SimonPStevens 9y ago
From the statement...
"All rechargeable batteries are consumable components"
If they are "consumable", why aren't they user replaceable. As far as I'm concerned any company that seals consumable parts inside a device isn't acting the interest of their users.
- astrange 9y agoThey can be replaced for $29.
- pat2man 9y agoOr you can replace them yourself. Its not that hard.
- Outpox 9y agoDoesn't that void your warranty tough?
- lucaspiller 9y agoThat’s no different than replacing parts on a car. You can pay Toyota to replace your brakes, or do it yourself. If you choose the later, then they fail, it’s not Toyota’s fault.
- SimonPStevens 9y agoThat kinda misses the point though (and it's only that price because of recent events, it was more expensive) Apple themselves are describing batteries as consumable, and to me it doesn't work both ways, you can't describe something as consumable and seal it inside the device and still claim to be doing the best thing for the user. Either it's consumable and user replacement should be supported and within warrenty, or it's not consumable.