The Economic Need for Replaceable Batteries | DC Tech Talks Podcast

There are plenty of reasons to make this accessible for more
users, from environmental to economic. I realized after repairing
my daughters Honor 7x, that I now have three devices in use after
battery replacements, all of them repaired for a combined cost of
$60.


Repairing my daughter's phone only cost $15. Imagine the benefit
so many people could have when a repair costs a fraction of a new
device and the manufacturer wasn’t conspiring against you to
block this process. This is even more evident now as millions of
people are out of work just like me, looking to save every penny
they can.


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