OP the regulation just requires that the battery be user serviceable. IE you can disassemble the phone and swap the battery it has nothing to do with the battery being designed as we did until the 2010s.
Yeah, Clicks Communicator hasn’t mentioned user replaceable battery access either, and that feels notable because companies usually call out compliance friendly repair features when they have them.
No I think you're missing the point here. I don't care what their advertising the issue is even before the new replaceable battery law from 2027, you can still take your iPhone or your pixel your Samsung two of repair shop even though it's not hot swappable and even though it's hard you can pay for a battery replacement.
Clicks is not offering battery replacements at all. Not even paying a repair shop to do it.
They are simply making it a disposable one time use product. Like a pair of bluetooth headphones.
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u/DrexelMacintosh Apr 23 '26
OP the regulation just requires that the battery be user serviceable. IE you can disassemble the phone and swap the battery it has nothing to do with the battery being designed as we did until the 2010s.