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Having worked in hardware, I can imagine most customers would 1) push the button, then 2) complain that their battery performance is reduced.
by roland35 3y ago
Having worked in hardware, I can imagine most customers would 1) push the button, then 2) complain that their battery performance is reduced.
- swifthesitation 3y ago> most customers would 1) push the button, then 2) complain that their battery performance is reduced. In this scenario, have them do step 3.. 3) push the button a second time.
- fatfingerd 3y agoHow will you un-wear a battery with a press of a button? I don't see anything inconsistent with a subscription if the manufacturer is responsible for replacing the battery during a warranty time. I prefer large ecosystems with 3rd party parts to dealing with proprietary manufacturing and warranties though.