Sentence examples for replaceable battery from inspiring English sources

The idea is a little odd, to say the least: a car with a replaceable battery?

"It has a replaceable battery, so you can swap the battery out, which you can't do on the iPhone".

Because the iPhone doesn't have a replaceable battery, a fresh one can't be popped in when power gets low.

You can expect 15 hours of continuous light from its replaceable battery ($4 at the Belkin site), and most users will go for many months before running out.

Amazon says that you'll get about two days' worth of reading on a charge of the replaceable battery — or, if you turn off the wireless feature, a week.

Given how awkward this all is, you have to wonder why Apple didn't just build the iPhone with a replaceable battery.

This could extend the life of iPhones and mitigate a lot of the complaints about battery replacement costs that cause people to call for user replaceable batteries.

But the company recently made a big change: It started selling trackers with replaceable batteries.

And to those who say "replaceable batteries!" I say "external power packs", such as the Mophie Juice range.

The real problem with smartphones is that most of them don't run for very long, and even fewer now have replaceable batteries.

It makes products that are easily upgraded and taken apart (including laptops and tablets with replaceable batteries) and it shares repair and disassembly instructions widely.