[chekdn]

I am currently using a phone with non-removable batteries. A low-end smartphone Samsung Galaxy A3. I have been using it for more than two years now, and I don't have any complaints on battery performance. Considering that I'm a moderate user (I use the phone for reading eBooks at least 30 minutes every night), I think this type of phone is just right for my profile of usage.

It could be that it's because you are a moderate user like you stated above. If not, maybe the case would have been different.

[mildredtabitha]

I have no experience with such phones but I have friends who own a phone with non removable battery. I think when the battery is in bad condition, you have no option but to buy a new phone.

[Rhentina0526]

Some phone brands are producing phones with non-removable batteries. This is cool anyway, but since I haven't used this types of phones before, I'm curious to know this; when the battery is no longer good or lets say weak, what do you actually do? Do you buy a complete new phone since you can't remove the battery alone and fix another?

If that is the case then, I think it would be better to buy phones with removable batteries which you can change the batteries later while waiting for another brand that would later interest you.

somehow it has its advantage but it also have disadvantages.. one disadvantage is when your battery wears out and you dont know how to replace it you will be forced to bring in to the technicians to have them replaced.. unlike removable batteries.. you can just buy them somewhere it replace it by yourself.

[chekdn]

Some phone brands are producing phones with non-removable batteries. This is cool anyway, but since I haven't used this types of phones before, I'm curious to know this; when the battery is no longer good or lets say weak, what do you actually do? Do you buy a complete new phone since you can't remove the battery alone and fix another?

If that is the case then, I think it would be better to buy phones with removable batteries which you can change the batteries later while waiting for another brand that would later interest you.

somehow it has its advantage but it also have disadvantages.. one disadvantage is when your battery wears out and you dont know how to replace it you will be forced to bring in to the technicians to have them replaced.. unlike removable batteries.. you can just buy them somewhere it replace it by yourself.

Interestingly, I thought once the battery wears out, you have no other option than to throw the phone and get a new one. This reason is the most reason I would rather go for a phone with removable battery. Now you have made me understand that it can be change, though with a token. If I would have to change my mind on this, then it would be a non-removable battery phone that I really like.

[CaosVE]

In my case I totally rely on mobile devices with the feature of removable battery, without a doubt. is the best option at least is my point of view. In order to avoid any problems. I dare say that it is a kind of distrust when choosing or acquiring a cell that already has the battery immersed in the

[joemael]

i bought some cheap chinese tablet with non removable battrei... its broken, and my friend just open it and replace the batrei, is not really different from removable just soldered

[FeedMeMore]

When your non-removable battery becomes weak or dead call your phone's manufacturer support, they will guide you to the nearest repair center and they will replace your battery with a newer one.

[chekdn]

i bought some cheap chinese tablet with non removable battrei... its broken, and my friend just open it and replace the batrei, is not really different from removable just soldered

I see, maybe it is not as difficult as I initially thought but honestly, before I buy a non-removable battery phone, the phone has to worth it, if not, I would rather stick to the removable battery phone.

[angelrosei]

I've had my first ever non removable battery phone for almost 2 years now and it lasts far longer than my old ones that had removable batteries. The battery life doesn't lasts as long as it did when I first bought it, but It's still functioning well. I rarely get a problem with over heating. Removable batteries always bothered me because after about 6 month of using, you can probably feel it inflate. I was afraid that it would explode all the time.

[chekdn]

I've had my first ever non removable battery phone for almost 2 years now and it lasts far longer than my old ones that had removable batteries. The battery life doesn't lasts as long as it did when I first bought it, but It's still functioning well. I rarely get a problem with over heating. Removable batteries always bothered me because after about 6 month of using, you can probably feel it inflate. I was afraid that it would explode all the time.

Interesting, so are you concluding that non-removable phone batteries are better than removable phone batteries?

[angelrosei]

Interesting, so are you concluding that non-removable phone batteries are better than removable phone batteries?

It generally depends on the brand you buy, mine is just an OPPO phone. But based on my own experience, yeah. Like I no longer had to buy an extra battery just because it drains so fast. And I compared it with my mum's Samsung S6, it has removable ones. That one is always getting overheated and the battery drains really fast.

[mildredtabitha]

Interesting, so are you concluding that non-removable phone batteries are better than removable phone batteries?

It generally depends on the brand you buy, mine is just an OPPO phone. But based on my own experience, yeah. Like I no longer had to buy an extra battery just because it drains so fast. And I compared it with my mum's Samsung S6, it has removable ones. That one is always getting overheated and the battery drains really fast.

I agree with your statement. Mine is removable but gets overheated when I charge my phone. I have also replaced it once after 2 years.

[amitkokiladitya]

Non removable batteries are always fuzzy and provide inconvenience. With removable batteries, one can remove them if the phone hangs. But with non removable batteries the phones give a tough time if they hang abruptly. Moreover, if battery gets damaged the whole device also gets damaged.

[chekdn]

Interesting, so are you concluding that non-removable phone batteries are better than removable phone batteries?

It generally depends on the brand you buy, mine is just an OPPO phone. But based on my own experience, yeah. Like I no longer had to buy an extra battery just because it drains so fast. And I compared it with my mum's Samsung S6, it has removable ones. That one is always getting overheated and the battery drains really fast.

Alright i understand you. There are different brands and while one brand may be able to produce a good non removable phone battery, another may not. Well, for me i still go with the removable battery for now, it would be more easier even in terms DIY. I maybe willing to try non removable, if i think it's worth it.

[ladyninja]

Non removable batteries are always fuzzy and provide inconvenience. With removable batteries, one can remove them if the phone hangs. But with non removable batteries the phones give a tough time if they hang abruptly. Moreover, if battery gets damaged the whole device also gets damaged.

Well..thats it then Thanks for the advice. Definitely not for me.

[Amans1234]

my phone has a removable battery and i am very much fine with it.
also, i prefer mobile phone with removable battery than non-removable battery.

[ruthmongare]

If the battery is no good on using anymore, you have to bring it to a cellphone technician so they can do the removal and installation of the battery. But if you have the money enough to but new one, then why not.

I have never known that this could be possible until a colleague of mine told me that just the other day and once have come across this comment, I now believe.

[chekdn]

Non removable batteries are always fuzzy and provide inconvenience. With removable batteries, one can remove them if the phone hangs. But with non removable batteries the phones give a tough time if they hang abruptly. Moreover, if battery gets damaged the whole device also gets damaged.

Well..thats it then Thanks for the advice. Definitely not for me.

Which one do you say it's not for you, and why?