Battery question Sony Experia

Buttkicker · 2 Sep 2013 at 07:32

I have been looking at the various new phones and the Sony Experia Z Ultra looks nice for my needs
but has a NON Removable battery which has me wondering
all batteries slowly lose there charging ability and eventually die
in the case of the Sonys is the phone then 'goosed' or can you take them and get them sorted
knowing Sony and the price of there equipment I can imagine this being a very costly affair

insane200 · 2 Sep 2013 at 08:57

I'd expect by the time the battery starts to lose it's capacity to charge you will have a new phone.

I have the Xperia T which also has a fixed battery, and it still holds the charge fine, i run mine all day, and charge it over night.

Orcvader · 2 Sep 2013 at 20:04

insane200 said:
I'd expect by the time the battery starts to lose it's capacity to charge you will have a new phone.

I have the Xperia T which also has a fixed battery, and it still holds the charge fine, i run mine all day, and charge it over night.

This. By the time the battery needs changing, you'll probably be at the end of the contract, ready for an upgrade.

Buttkicker · 2 Sep 2013 at 20:18

The only thing s My last two phones the battery was goosed within 18 months and if I fork out for this phone I would be gutted ifit was scrap after 18 months
the facts are that battery cells slowy die and not liking this idea of a fixed battery really putting me off an otherwise great looking bit of kit

snitcher · 2 Sep 2013 at 20:31

i would expect it to last a few years. a smart phone needs daily charging nonetheless.

Buttkicker · 2 Sep 2013 at 20:52

snitcher said:
i would expect it to last a few years. a smart phone needs daily charging nonetheless.

My Galaxy Note lasted 20 months and died... my HTC desire 2 of them both died after 2 years