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Bingo! That's why I left Samsung and went to LG (have the G4 right now). I almost always upgrade the battery to one 2x normal size and mAh. I used to carry a spare 2x size battery. This LG has done well with just the single.twomillenium wrote:I would stay away for any smart phone that does not have a battery that can be replaced by the user.
My Samsung Galaxy S5 has both. My phone slipped out of my shirt pocket over a year ago into my pool. I took the time to change my clothes before jumping in to retrieve the phone. For a few hours I had to use the bluetooth to listen to calls. The earpiece jack was wet which made the phone act like earplugs were plugged in. It worked fine after that jack dried out and still works fine.Liberty wrote:These days the choice is often between a do it yourself replaceable batteries and a sealed water resistant model.
Thank you, TxRVer, you just helped make a decision. WalMart Straight Talk, here I come.TxRVer wrote:My Samsung Galaxy S5 has both. My phone slipped out of my shirt pocket over a year ago into my pool. I took the time to change my clothes before jumping in to retrieve the phone. For a few hours I had to use the bluetooth to listen to calls. The earpiece jack was wet which made the phone act like earplugs were plugged in. It worked fine after that jack dried out and still works fine.Liberty wrote:These days the choice is often between a do it yourself replaceable batteries and a sealed water resistant model.
I don't know how they keep it waterproof, but the battery can be accessed and removed after taking off the back cover.
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Business is booming.John Galt wrote:I understand that Samsung has some really hot phones these days.
I think I read that their sales figures are exploding!sheary wrote:Business is booming.John Galt wrote:I understand that Samsung has some really hot phones these days.