Hey, thanks for the great update. I do strongly dislike products that don't have removeable batteries. It effectively puts a hard expiration date on the product's lifespan, since batteries degrade pretty badly over time and with extended use.
I am curious, does your current design allow for battery replacement *at all*? Will it be doable for the average user? Or will you sacrifice that repairability for the aesthetics? Hoping it's the former, but all the best regardless.
Yeah that makes sense. It would be nice to have repairability if it came for free
For this product, we're making the call to prioritize design over repairability. We did explore the idea but it came with compromises we weren't willing to accept
I'd rather have a product with uncompromising design since battery replacement isn't something I've personally prioritized. Ultimately, hardware design comes down to tradeoffs everywhere
Looking forward to it!
Hey, thanks for the great update. I do strongly dislike products that don't have removeable batteries. It effectively puts a hard expiration date on the product's lifespan, since batteries degrade pretty badly over time and with extended use.
I am curious, does your current design allow for battery replacement *at all*? Will it be doable for the average user? Or will you sacrifice that repairability for the aesthetics? Hoping it's the former, but all the best regardless.
Yeah that makes sense. It would be nice to have repairability if it came for free
For this product, we're making the call to prioritize design over repairability. We did explore the idea but it came with compromises we weren't willing to accept
I'd rather have a product with uncompromising design since battery replacement isn't something I've personally prioritized. Ultimately, hardware design comes down to tradeoffs everywhere