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You need to be able to replace your battery for a phone to last that long. It would be nice if manufacturers had to make them easily replaceable too. EDIT: Po
by forinti 5y ago
You need to be able to replace your battery for a phone to last that long.
It would be nice if manufacturers had to make them easily replaceable too.
EDIT: Posted to wrong story by mistake.
- Aachen 5y agoYou might enjoy Fairphone if you're actually willing to pay that premium for having a more sustainably produced and repairable phone. The company also produces spare parts, e.g. vibration engine + mic + usb port are in the bottom module which costs a grand total of €20 to order new. Screw it in with a regular Philips. There's also a decent (especially compared to the market share) community so it has good support for various roms if that's your thing. By default it's a normal Android with Google stuff. They'll introduce a new model with 5G some time this month, in case you're in the market. (I'm not affiliated by the way, just a fan)