User-removable battery?

[datum9]

Can one easily take out the battery and replace it?

Or will it be one of those non-user replaceable batteries?

 

[SpookDroid]

If the past designs are any indication and the latest leak is true, then I'd go with 'not easily replaceable' (definitely not removable).
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[datum9]

I won't buy any device without the ability to remove the bullshyte stock 3,000+ mAh cell and install an high-capacity ZeroLemon 10,000 mAh cell.

Not a 2560x1440 screen with increased power consumption

 

[jamezr]

I won't buy any device without the ability to remove the bullshyte stock 3,000+ mAh cell and install an high-capacity ZeroLemon 10,000 mAh cell.

Not a 2560x1440 screen with increased power consumption

You might be stuck just buying the V20 or maybe the Note 4?

 

[Jaycemiskel]

I won't buy any device without the ability to remove the bullshyte stock 3,000+ mAh cell and install an high-capacity ZeroLemon 10,000 mAh cell.

Not a 2560x1440 screen with increased power consumption

You won't be getting a Samsung, LG, or HTC flagship. Nobody is doing those anymore.

 

[jasonandrews25788]

I want to add that the non-removable battery design is a must these days to make the phone thinner as possible.

 

[Mike Dee]

I want to add that the non-removable battery design is a must these days to make the phone thinner as possible.

The V20 is pretty thin and removable.