Very recently we could see that the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge was a very difficult smartphone to repair and disassemble, and that a task such as changing the battery was not easy for the user. However, servicing the battery will not be too expensive either, so it shouldn't be a problem.
Change battery
Smartphones with easily interchangeable batteries allow us to carry several batteries with us to change them and make the autonomy of the mobile phone greater. That has been lost with the Samsung Galaxy S6 now that it features a new metal and glass design. However, a bigger problem than that is what to do with the smartphone when the battery has lost its capacity and performance after a year and a half or two years, since we will have to live with a smartphone that discharges quickly, in an unstable way. , and it doesn't load as it should. The solution in that case will be to send the smartphone to technical service, and due to the difficulty of assembling and disassembling, it was to be expected that the price of the battery change would be high, but in reality it is not.
U.S. dollar 45
At the moment we only know the price in the United States, but it is to be expected that in Europe it is not very different, although with amounts in euros. If we have to change the battery of the smartphone, we will only have to pay 45 dollars for it, and the change is made in the technical service. It is not a very high price to have the smartphone again with a new battery, especially if we compare it with the price of the Galaxy S6, the Galaxy S6 Edge, or the battery itself. But best of all, if the battery capacity of the Samsung Galaxy S6 or Galaxy S6 Edge falls below 80% in the first year, the replacement of the battery is free, so we will not have to pay anything. . The repair is done in a single day, so we should not be left without a smartphone for more than two days in a row. There is no fear of being without Galaxy S6 for two weeks, because the change will be fast.
It is a fairly cheap price if we compare it with the 79 dollars that it costs in the case of the iPhone 6, for example. Samsung has probably wanted not to charge a lot of money in this regard to make things a little easier for users, since the arrival of glass and metal has made life very difficult for those who were to change the battery.
