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I certainly understand the value of replaceable batteries. OTOH, I'm concerned about what this will mean for how many common upper end phones are IP67 submersi
by jdboyd 6mo ago
I certainly understand the value of replaceable batteries. OTOH, I'm concerned about what this will mean for how many common upper end phones are IP67 submersion rated. I don't want that to go back to being a feature only of clunky super expensive phones, and I would rather have IP67 over a replaceable battery.
Now, if I'm lucky, they will mandate both a replaceable battery and that the phones be ip55 or better, after battery replacement.
- MattDamonSpace 6mo agoYeah great “let’s just pass a law that says ‘no trade offs’, problem solved”
- dev1ycan 6mo ago"I would rather have IP67 over a replaceable battery" Not me, and not most people.
- 0x1ceb00da 6mo agoHave you done a survey?
- gib444 6mo agoYou read this in some report right? (surely the same report the EU read to justify this law). So got a link for us?
- cyh555 6mo agoYou will need to have a factory to replace the battery and also run tests to prove that the phone still works with water then
- enaaem 6mo agoJust like how it already work with watches. You can replace batteries yourself, but waterproofing is not guaranteed. If you want to be certain that the waterproof rating is maintained, you have to sent it to an authorised service provider.