Simply put: people want to preserve high quality memories of their lives, and better cameras make better photos/videos. With that said, a “real camera” phone s

Simply put: people want to preserve high quality memories of their lives, and better cameras make better photos/videos. With that said, a “real camera” phone seems most likely to attract customers with specific photography goals, so there’s no reason to conclude that these phones are for people who don’t share those goals. Neither does the creation of photography-focused phones have much bearing on the existence of phones with good batteries. Single anecdote, but I charge my iPhone every 2-3 days depending on how heavily I use it, and it still manages to take excellent pictures.