It has often been a complication while choosing a smartphone. The confusion intensifies whenever we are simply asked to choose between a mobile device with a removable battery and a mobile phone with non-removable battery.

Formerly very few Smartphones had a removable battery, but nowadays phones like Infinix Tecno InnJoo that has non-removable batteries are growing in number. This has resulted in a big issue in the head of the customer's.

The smartphones with non-detachable batteries do offer very high-end performance, whereas the smartphones with a detachable battery can possibly be changed when weakened. Although, it provides high functionality but we just can not neglect the reality how easily the device could be rebooted with a non-detachable battery when it hanged.

Let us imagine your device mistakenly slips into water. And then you won't be able to open its components and allow it get dried up. Or perhaps when your smartphone battery runs out, you can't just insert your extra battery and continue with your task. A couple of your actions are definitely restricted when it involves mobile phones with non-removable batteries.

On the other hand, when a phone with a detachable battery drops into water, you would simply take out the battery, dry out all the parts and if it works then great otherwise you could utilize other things. I still keep that in mind for quite some time, any issue relating to your mobile phone can be fixed by taking out the battery and placing it once again. So do you prefer a removable battery or a non-removable battery? let us know which one you prefer.

eleojo23:
Removable is better because it is easier to 'reset' the phone when it is misbehaving by just removing the battery and putting it back.
But for non-removable battery phones, the only way to do that is to press almost all the buttons on the phone simultaneously in order to bring the phone back to it's senses and this can make you loose some files.

I am speaking based on my own experience.

2undexy:
Non removable battery phones are very prone to hanging....and toba lo hang lasan ....probably gone wait for the phone to strip off to the last bar

Tenkobos:
A faulty charging port on phones with no removable battery renders the entire phone useless

2undexy:
Non removable battery phones are very prone to hanging....and toba lo hang lasan ....probably gone wait for the phone to strip off to the last bar

apoti:
The concept of non removable battery started because most phone manufacturers are moving towards water resistant phones. There's no way you can have a water resistant phone with a removable battery.

Whether you like it or not in few years time all phones will have a non removable battery compartment. The water resistant technology is already out there and in high end phones. , More research is just being done to make cheaper then it will become a standard feature in all phones.

eleojo23:
Removable is better because it is easier to 'reset' the phone when it is misbehaving by just removing the battery and putting it back.
But for non-removable battery phones, the only way to do that is to press almost all the buttons on the phone simultaneously in order to bring the phone back to it's senses and this can make you loose some files.

I am speaking based on my own experience.

miketayo:


Lolzz there is always a reset button for both removable and non removable battery, just google it.