[leapfrog0202]

I don’t understand why they are using a battery that cannot be removed and replaced!

My husband and I have the Motorola Droid Razr M and it’s 20 months old with a dying battery that can’t be removed and replaced. So we have 4 months left before we can replace them at a reasonable price and can’t keep the darn things charged. My husband’s co-worker also has the same phone and her battery gave up the ghost when she had 2 months left before her 2 year replacement date.

I will not purchase another phone with a non-removable battery unless forced to because they all are that way. Is the reason behind this to force people into buying new phones because the battery dies?
*rant over, sorry*

[driftdiver]

It’s probably because in their testing the battery lasts long enough for most people.

[American Constitutionalist]

Disposable Razers, once it’s useful life is over they want you to buy another, then buy another one, then buy another one.

[Political Junkie Too]

I don’t understand why they are using a battery that cannot be removed and replaced!

It's probably because "always on" phones can be "always traced." Removing the battery takes the phone truly off the grid.

-PJ