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Here it is, suckas. IPX68 water resistant, MIL-STD-810G certified, and SWAPPABLE BATTERY
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this post was submitted on 28 Oct 2024
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I had a waterproof phone from around 2012 that had a swappable battery, who's claiming you can't?
The Galaxy S5 from around 2012 was water resistant but maybe not at ipx68 level and idk about its shock resistance. The Xcover is even more clear cut. And every time the topic comes up, some tech apologist says batteries have to be sealed in the phone because water resistance. But it's just greed.
Once I read somewhere it was because it made possible for them to make phones thinner.
It's true. An integrated battery means only one case layer. A removable battery has a phone case and two sides on the battery case. That's a couple millimeters.