Pool: Have you changed the battery on your phone?

The Samsung Galaxy S5 was my favorite phone so far, the main reason was the removable battery. If I stayed out all day and ran less than electricity, I grabbed only one spare from my bag, and I returned to 100 % in 30 seconds. But this is one thing in the past on the galaxy line, as well as most other flagships. Most modern smartphones include sending a new battery to experts or using your hot shortshot engineering skills.

Although I’m not sure, the manufacturer will tell you that non -removable batteries are better. This is partially about water and dust resistance, about partially making a sleek device, and partially about performance and safety. Sealed batteries allow huge capabilities in hard places and reduce the risk of user error. But basic care also makes it difficult to take basic care when your battery must be reduced.

These days, most people do not bother to replace the battery. Even when the charge barely gets them during the day, they either live or upgrade it. And while we have enough points to maximize your phone’s compensation, there is no real alternative to a healthy cell.

We have also covered what your options are if you want to change your battery, including when it is worth it, how much it costs, and what to expect from third party repair shops. But we are interested in how many of you are going through these stages.

Have you ever changed the battery to the recent phone? We’re not asking about devices like our old Galaxy S5 – we mean sealed phones for the past 10 years. Tell us in the aforementioned survey, and feel free to share your experience in the comments below.