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lnlogauge said:RevRico said:I have the android one Motorola X4.
It's decent enough, but I despise that the battery isn't replaceable. After almost a year the battery is staying to show its age, but the phone has been flawless. No bloatware, the internal memory is a bit berkeleyy in my opinion, but it's a good phone.
what phone made in the last 10 years has a removable battery?
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Motorola+Moto+X4+Battery+Replacement/103231
You know... I stressed over this as well. I really wanted a removable battery, but in my entire history of owning android phones I never purchased a second battery. My thought was that if the battery starts to crap out I can always get a new one. The only battery I had that crapped out was the one in my S5, and even then it wasn't that bad. I finally replaced it because the screen backlight was flickering and quitting. I stopped stressing about a removable battery.
The other nice side effect of a permanent battery is far better water resistance. I used my Pixel 2 to shoot some video underwater this summer.
On a somewhat related note of unlocked phones:
So far, both of my wife's iPhone 5's have died in a similar way. Both had logic boards that crapped out.
At this point, I'd actually prefer to have a phone where the battery dies but everything else is somewhat reliable. Screen and battery replacement is cheap compared to buying a completely new phone.
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