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| [* black] We pop off a nice red bracket to free that lengthy fingerprint cable, and spy the NFC antenna OnePlus so graciously pointed out. | |
| - | [* icon_note] Prior OnePlus antennas did just fine without a glass back (which isn't even for wireless charging). So |
| + | [* icon_note] Prior OnePlus antennas did just fine without a glass back (which isn't even for wireless charging). So this glass seems to be mainly just for looks. And cracking. |
| [* black] The friendly green tab on this relatively accessible battery says, "由此拉起可拆出电池". This translates to "Pull up and out to remove the battery." | |
| [* icon_caution] This does ***not*** translate to "battery is not removable"—as is written in English in the bottom right corner. | |
| [* black] Despite inconsistent labeling, this battery should be consistently easy to remove with that pull tab—it's only lightly adhered in place. Here OnePlus decidedly one-ups [guide|98093|its|stepid=180041|new_window=true] [guide|104308|competition|stepid=195675|new_window=true]. | |
| [* black] However, the battery falls behind its peers in capacity, with 12.70 Wh—slightly under the [guide|104308|Galaxy S9+|stepid=195675|new_window=true] (13.48 Wh) and [guide|98093|Google Pixel 2 XL|stepid=180041|new_window=true] (13.6 Wh). |