It's sad that even in over the ear wireless headphones the batteries are not easily replaceable. Is it too much to ask for a few discreetly hidden screws that a

It's sad that even in over the ear wireless headphones the batteries are not easily replaceable. Is it too much to ask for a few discreetly hidden screws that allow the user to open the headphones up without destroying them? If that were possible, replacing a battery would take less than 10 minutes. The same way that many good wired headphones allow you to replace the cables and earpads. That makes them last for decades as long as spare parts are available. Now with wireless headphones when the battery dies you're SOL. You better pony up for a new pair even though the failed part costs ~$5 and could be replaced easily with good design and part availability.