> They can’t even get their phone batteries to last a full day because they’ll continue to prioritize form over function. Well, to be fair, smartphones have mu

> They can’t even get their phone batteries to last a full day because they’ll continue to prioritize form over function. Well, to be fair, smartphones have much, much smaller bodies to carry around a battery. If Apple makes a notebook with the same A13 processor I’m pretty sure it will last more than two or three days. BTW, one of smartphone’s function is that it’s portable. You really can’t blame it being form over function when talking about battery life; there are many, many people who want light phones. If you need longer battery life by sacrificing weight, you can get yourself a backup battery (or a battery case) > I had several smartphones I didn’t need to charge more than every other day or even every three days if I wasn’t using them nonstop. Apple could do that today. My experience is that my iPhone XS survives a day and a half without any charging. YMMV, of course, but for me that’s enough.