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Why do many HP now use a built-in battery?

  

 built-in batteries that are installed in today's cellular phones. Nowadays, it seems that there are almost no cellphones (HP) with removable batteries.  Maybe until around 2010, you can still find cellphones with removable batteries.  Furthermore, the popularity of using removable batteries on cellphones began to shift with the absence of embedded batteries (non-removable batteries). 

The hands of the Apple iPhone manufacturer have a role in popularizing cellphones that use implanted batteries.  Apple is quite successful in introducing the iPhone which has a slim body with reliable work, one of which is thanks to the application of a built-in battery to charge the device's capabilities in the energy sector.  Also read: 10 Tips so that the iPhone Doesn't Waste Battery The first generation iPhone released in 2007 has implemented a planted battery figure and has been successfully marketed.  Years later, some cellphones from other brands began to use built-in batteries, such as the Samsung Galaxy S6 in 2016. Until now, it might be difficult to find more updated cellphones with removable batteries.  Immediately, why do HP now use a built-in battery?  The short answer is that built-in batteries have advantages that removable batteries don't have.  There are even advantages of a built-in battery, which are as follows: Advantages of a built-in battery 1. Makes cell phones slimmer and lighter. Removable batteries require a special plastic frame that separates them from the components of the HP machine.  This frame is usually quite large in size, thus making the load and size of the cell phone bigger.  This framework serves to protect the machine from leakage of battery content, which may be caused by the influence of the user's battery-removal activity.  Meanwhile, the built-in battery does not require a plastic frame, which makes the smartphone slimmer and lighter.  The battery is like permanently embedded in a cell phone.  Prevention of battery leakage is done by making the smartphone body unable to be opened carelessly.  As a consequence, users cannot freely remove and install the battery.  2. Better battery technology Most built-in batteries have used lithium-ion (Li-ion) and lithium-polymer (Li-po) storage compound technology, which allows HP to last longer on a single charge.  The ability to absorb energy from the built-in battery has also increased, users can now charge their cellphones from empty to full energy, it only takes no more than two hours.  Also read: Causes of Low Cellular Batteries and Methods to Solve It Longer application time with fast charging, meaning that a planted battery can indirectly save more power.  3. Allows smartphones to be water dams. One of the reasons why cellphones are now using built-in batteries is because they can support the water dam feature.  The phone can continue to function when exposed to splashes of water or submerged in water because the gap connecting the body is tightly closed.  The density of the smartphone body can be obtained one of them because it uses a built-in battery model, instead of a removable one.  Mobile phones with removable batteries do not support this feature because they have many gaps in the body that can track water seepage.  4. Improve HP security Quoted from Makeuseof, embedded batteries are also evaluated as capable of increasing HP security.  Removing the power on a cellphone with a built-in battery is quite difficult, it requires special tools and skills.  When this cellphone is stolen, users can still get the opportunity to carry out tracking as long as the battery that is the source of power is still installed.  Unlike removable cell phones, which can be easily removed from the power source.  Disadvantages of implanted batteries Although implanted batteries have a number of advantages, the name of the technology cannot be separated from its shortcomings.  The planted battery that many HP uses today even has its drawbacks.  One of the drawbacks of the built-in battery is that it is difficult to replace when it breaks.  The user cannot remove the damaged embedded battery independently because it requires special tools and expertise.  If you don't have the tools and special skills for this, your cellphone can potentially be damaged.  The reason is, the position of the implanted battery in the cellphone is really close to important parts, such as the camera, engine, and so on.  Also read: 5 Methods to Maintain iPhone Battery Health to Consistently Lasting So, if there is damage, users usually should bring this cellphone to a correction center.  It's quite a hassle when compared to removable HP batteries, which can be replaced at any time when damage occurs.

 

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