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| - | [* black] Did someone glue an [guide|48170|iPhone battery|stepid=107877|new_window=true] in here? |
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| - | [* black] Not really. This battery has different dimensions than an iPhone battery, but it shares some similar design concepts. Unfortunately, those [guide|48170|nifty adhesive strips|stepid=107876|new_window=true] are ''not'' one of them. |
| + | [* black] Without those peel-out adhesive strips, more prying is required to free the battery. |
| [* icon_note] The 2.98 Whr battery has less than half the capacity of the 6.55 Whr battery in the [guide|48170|iPhone 6s|stepid=107877]. Still, Apple claims this battery will last for months on a single charge. | |
| [* icon_note] One of Apple's key points regarding this keyboard (along with the new [guide|51032|Trackpad|stepid=111306|new_window=true] and [guide|51058|Mouse|new_window=true]) is that the rechargeable batteries found in all three makes them more environmentally friendly than previous models, by eliminating disposable battery waste. | |
| [* black] We can't say for certain if this design is better for the planet, but it's important to recognize that ''any'' non-replaceable battery will limit the lifespan of the device while also eliminating users' options to use removable, rechargeable batteries, and greatly hindering recycling. |