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Euphorical · Cheater Reputation: 9 Joined: 17 Feb 2008 Posts: 35

no removable battery
no removable storage
glass and metal design (they even said a few years ago that polycarbonate was superior in every way and had facts to prove it)
a phone that looks like iphone

gg samsung is now iphone

only problem is iphone already exists and does it better
if i want an iphone im going to buy an iphone

enjoy ur shit phone sales
u deserve it

time 2 thro money at Xiaomi

also lol

Mi Note Pro = $530 USD
S6 Edge = $1060.27 USD
HTC M9 = $649.99 USD

such a hard choice a better phone for half the price

Fafaffy · Cheater Reputation: 65 Joined: 12 Dec 2007 Posts: 28

You do realize, people who want a micro sd, and removable battery are like... the 10% market.

They're tailoring to the masses who want thinner, more beautiful phones (e.g., not you). They want to take iPhone's phone market, I can see this being very successful even though I don't support the decisions they made, because quite frankly, it's what the majority wants.

br0l0ck · Cheater Reputation: 63 Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 36

yea but some people like android more than ios but still enjoy the iphone design.

InternetIsSeriousBusiness · Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2015 12:03 am Post subject:

Fafaffy · Cheater Reputation: 65 Joined: 12 Dec 2007 Posts: 28

InternetIsSeriousBusiness · Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2015 12:21 am Post subject:

br0l0ck · Cheater Reputation: 63 Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 36

its true that the corporations are the ones that want those things. recent survey said something like 60% or more of iphone users want thicker phones with better batteries, rather than continuing to slim the device

the microsd thing isnt relevant for many people because they stream their music and movies.

deleted19776 · Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2015 2:09 am Post subject:

That's funny, I thought iPhone was stealing from Samsung earlier. Now it's the opposite. We're seeing middle ground here.

Euphorical · Cheater Reputation: 9 Joined: 17 Feb 2008 Posts: 35

After further research the lack of micro SD is due to the new UFS 2 memory which rapes performance wise and with the 128Gb version it's not all that bad

But I can't forgive the ugly as design especially after all the praise they got for the alpha and how beautiful it is

And the lack of removable battery is due to support for both wireless charging standards
Which tbh is another lame gimmick that less than 1% will even use

br0l0ck · Cheater Reputation: 63 Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 36

clash of clans hacks · Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2015 10:45 am Post subject:

Eh, I've never had any issues with batteries not working so I don't really see the big purpose of removable batteries, especially since power banks are so cheap nowadays. Your phone is way more likely to break down before your battery will. I did once have an issue with the connection from my battery to my phone, which would make my phone reboot all the time. So a non-removable battery would prevent issues like these.
Doesn't sending in your phone for repair (after the warranty has expired) when the battery breaks down cost about as much as buying a new battery in the store?

Edit: Removable batteries also come in handy when your phone bugs out and you have to take out the battery to reboot it, but it's not supposed to do that in the first place.

Also sucks that they didn't make them waterproof. All phones should be waterproof by now. I hate not being able to walk through the rain or standing at a concert in the rain without having to put my phone in a condom and then having it smell like rubber for days.

Fafaffy · Cheater Reputation: 65 Joined: 12 Dec 2007 Posts: 28

removable batteries to me are a god send especially while travelling.

While I was in Argentina, charging my phone was not easy, I would be in different houses every night (big family), and would be unable to carry my charger with me everywhere. So, there were many nights where charging my phone simply was not possible (or I would go to a night club after doing shit all day). So, I would always have a battery charging on an external charger at someone's house, while using the battery on my Note 4. Once my battery ran dried, I would simply go and switch the battery and be done with it.

Euphorical · Cheater Reputation: 9 Joined: 17 Feb 2008 Posts: 35

There is literally no downside to a removable battery
1. Hot-swapping is the most convenient thing in existence
(switching of a dead battery with a fresh one)
2. Cell phone batteries often have a fraction of life the device itself has.
My S3 is still in use, yet 2 prior batteries are not (one OEM, one not)
(one of my GalaxyS3 batteries died, and the other replacement stop holding as much of a charge as when I got it (died after 2 hours), I've had 5 batteries in total; which only cost me $60 in total + 3 wall chargers.(I could have paid way less for all 5 ie:$30)
Another thing people don't realise is you can get larger capacity batteries this way as well ie my original battery was Li-Ion 2100 mAh and the current replacement in it is a 3900mAh that is a massive difference and I essentially upgraded my phone for $20.

3. Defreezing a device by battery removal.

4. Hot-swapping again because when traveling you don't have to worry about your device needing an adapter for outlets ect
also imagine this scenario not that it happens often
you are charging your battery with a foreign adapter and it has wrong voltages ect and causes your battery to explode or at least to malfunction
would you rather it fuck up the wall charger or your entire device...

ik some of you already said some of the above but i was more of stating why

also power banks are useless shit compared to RB
you are carrying another object that's not needed and usually larger than the original device itself, you might as well just plug into a wall because you have to keep the device pluged into the bank while its charging,
also you have to charge the bank itself

in other words unless you must have a phone that does not have a RB
and you are going in the woods for a few days
power banks are literally 100% useless

and at ad where you said the contacts and battery malfunctioned thats just poor design and or a bad apple and probabbly most likely covered under warranty

Sephiron · Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 12:50 am Post subject:

yeah but what about nokia 3310 I heard it was pretty good

like fucking seriously man
exchangeable faceplates
strong design
supports texting and calling
long ass battery life... Like weeks.

like what the fuck else do you really need a phone for? It's the ultimate in dependable and conservative

clash of clans hacks · Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 1:37 am Post subject:

Power banks are great! I have a 20.000 mAh one, got it a while ago for ~18 dollars (though nowadays they're even cheaper). Yeah, it's quite large but it also holds much more juice and it fits in any of my pockets just fine. My charging cable is long enough to go from my pocket to my ear so the fact that it has to be plugged in to charge changes nothing.
My phone's battery lasts about three days, and my power bank can fully charge it at least five times before it's empty (maybe even a lot more) . It can also charge any phone and other appliances like speakers etc, and charge multiple devices at the same time since it has multiple USB ports. At 5-day music festivals my whole group uses it to keep their phones and speakers charged and it almost never runs out of juice.
Removable batteries have to be charged themselves too...
I'd rather walk around with one big battery that can charge multiple devices multiple times, than with a bunch of smaller batteries that only work for one device, don't have any indication of how full they are, and don't have any other purpose.

What the hell do you do to your batteries for them to break down that fast?
The only phone I've ever had of which the battery stopped working before the phone itself did, was my Nokia 3310.