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** Google Nexus 4 Official Thread V11 **, 4.3 Jelly Bean rolled out! Read 1st post
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shirley_andy
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 Sep 13 2013, 04:04 PM
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Hi, got a little urge to look for 2nd hand N4, but the only major thing stopping me now is the non-removable battery.
As I know, battery life will eventually deplete and will need to buy a replacement battery(be it original or oem or sunglobal etc), but what happens when the battery is non-removable?
Another thing is, what happens when the device freeze? Cuz my normal practice now(I'm on Gnex) is if nothing works and the screen just freeze(for whatever reason since I do go for light custom rom and kernel) I'll just resort to battery pull and it'll solve everything. But I wonder what I'm gonna do if battery is non-removable?
thanks.
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shirley_andy
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Sep 13 2013, 04:28 PM
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QUOTE(IwanAGP @ Sep 13 2013, 04:21 PM) If you did refer first page, the battery replacement cost RM80 and can be replaced on the spot. I'm also on GNex btw (like to lurk here though, more active here  ) I'll hold my money and wait for Nexus 5. GNex serving me very alright. For phones with non-removable battery, long pressing power button will "kill" the phone just like your laptop/PC. It will completely shut down then you can power it up back. On GNex, long pressing won't work but can pull battery. Nexus 4 IINM even in bootloop, long press power button can cut its power. Not so sure thanks, so even AP N4 also can change battery at SC? Or only original? I wanna wait for N5 as well but then again the price will definitely be out of my budget and I probably don't need that high specs, N4's 2GB and quadcore should be enough to get me smooth multitasking. Current Gnex will ocassionally lags when heavy multasking switching between apps. |
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