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> Also whats the point of replacing the battery of an out-of-support phone? Even excluding Android being out of date some applications will not let you even con
by xg15 5y ago
> Also whats the point of replacing the battery of an out-of-support phone? Even excluding Android being out of date some applications will not let you even connect to their servers if your application is too out of date.
Call me paranoid, but simply having a way to turn a phone definitely off is already a valuable feature, I believe.
Also, the ability to quickly swap out a drained battery for charged one was an extremely useful feature. The whole product segment of power packs basically exists as an inferior replacement for that.
- meristohm 5y agoI miss my Samsung Galaxy S3 for regular use. Sure, it felt rather cheap, but it was small and light, had removable storage, and I had a couple spare batteries. I still use it for audiobooks.