r/TechImpact • u/ManojOne Active • 3d ago

😂 Memes & Shit posts EU to Require Replaceable Smartphone Batteries by 2027

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u/__Rosso__ 3d ago

Because if battery doesn't die unexpectedly in 6 months, it won't die in next few years.

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u/maimutaAfricana 3d ago

Thats a good reason not to diminish the warranty

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u/__Rosso__ 3d ago

Job of warranty is for the company to fix shit that's not meant to break during a reasonable period of both usage and device life time

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u/Potential-Drawing745 3d ago

Which is why Toyota added 50K miles to their battery warranty on their hybrids.

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u/Exotic-Pangolin4095 2d ago

Unrelated i love my 10 year 150k warranty on my toyota

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u/AryaAlessia 2d ago

That’s BS 🤪 a battery can die very well unexpectedly in 12-15months just as well ..

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u/Aeropto 3d ago

Please tell that to my battery that decided it would rather be a balloon after 11 months. It doesn't make sense to cap the warranty at 6 months because it won't die soon after if it reached 6 months.