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this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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I don’t think a phone where the battery is welded to the body exists.
I know you’re probably being hyperbolic, but sealing a phone’s body construction to make it waterproof is very different from ‘welding’ the battery in.
Gaskets, o-rings, and screws exist. The waterproof argument is a weak one that doesn't hold water. There's no reason why it needs to be glued together and past phones have had waterproofing with a removable back and replaceable battery.
I've had a waterproof phone with a removable battery. It's not crazy. Within the last 6 years or so even
Samsung galaxy s5 👍