Reason behind the non-removal batteries made by the smartphone companies....

Nowadays the smartphone companies doesn't give the removable batteries with phones. Some people think the companies having the marketing strategy to selling the phones not batteries with it.

But the smartphone companies don't have that one reason only...

The smartphone companies make the slim and waterproof phones. The phones having this features should have to be non-removal batteries.

When the phones having removable batteries it should not be waterproof. Because waterproof phones having a one condition, the phones have a fully packed components inside the phones.

The slim phone's have required a thin battery inside the phones and batteries having new type of chemical engineer batteries to store the charge.

Until the smart phone companies made the new way of folding phones introduce in future for the peoples compatible

use folding

phones.

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