• LazaroFilm
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    88 months ago

    Which means a good thing, the battery is replaceable!!!

      • LazaroFilm
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        08 months ago

        I’ll let you think about this for a bit…

        • @[email protected]
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          28 months ago

          The cable is not fixed on the other side. If you replace the battery, you could just get a new cable with it.

          • LazaroFilm
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            18 months ago

            Oh ok my bad then. I thought it was a HomePod kind of situation.

    • @phoneymouse
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      28 months ago

      Yeah and the capacity of the thing is small given the size of the battery. I think it means you’ll be able to buy a third party battery that is the same physical size but has like 5 times the capacity. Rather than just 2 hours of battery life, you might get 10. Not really clear why Apple didn’t offer a larger capacity.

      • LazaroFilm
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        48 months ago

        given the connector , it’s not just a bunch of cells in that box. So not sure if we’ll be able to cram more W/h in the same space but I can definitely see larger boxes with longer battery life. My guess is they didn’t want to make a bulky and heavy device. If you want to be on it for longer then plug in the wall (or a secondary battery pack)

        • conciselyverbose
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          48 months ago

          I’m guessing most/all of the processing of power for the components is happening on the brick, and that the pins are individual power per component and whatever signals are needed back. You won’t be able to just replace the brick with third party ones because it’s more than just a battery. I could easily see third party packs with a dock-like cutout for the brick to feel like one piece though. It wouldn’t be hard to do.

          • @phoneymouse
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            18 months ago

            Maybe, but the marketing shows the M2 and R1 chips behind the lenses of the device. Hard to know…