I keep hearing the term sealed battery and wondering about it. Does that mean that this will be like some of the HTC Tablets? Will you be able to remove the HTC One V's Battery?
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I keep hearing the term sealed battery and wondering about it. Does that mean that this will be like some of the HTC Tablets? Will you be able to remove the HTC One V's Battery?
You know, I have heard that term a million times and I never stopped to ask that question. I just figured it would be like other phones and ave a removable battery.
I know, I thought the same thing as well. The more I read, the more I started to think that this phone doesn't come with a removable battery. I hope someone can tell us for sure.
You have to be able to change the battery. I have heard a ton of people saying they are going to buy a second one. I have a hard time believe that... still I hope someone with experience can answer this for us.
Rumour has it that it will have a sealed battery so it is better for you to wait and see how it will actually look like.
In case of HTC One V, battery is sealed inside the phone.. It can not be changed.. Only service centers can change the battery if it has some fault.. I really dont understand the significance of this

no you cant remove battery.
The battery for HTC One phones is non-removable, but truth be told those external USB power supplies are usually a much better solution than swapping batteries. In any case, the battery is lasting a strangely long time.