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I think they meant the charge lasts for 4 years, not the phone itself.
by lake-view 4y ago
I think they meant the charge lasts for 4 years, not the phone itself.
- gurjeet 4y agoThe comment complains about the device itself, and not any specific components of it. > Any chance we can get a nuclear-powered iPhone which lasts 4 years?
- acchow 4y agoI didn't complain about anything. I'm using an iPhone from 2018, but I have to charge it every day. Would be nice to not charge it at all from the time I buy it (like a nuclear power source)
- gurjeet 4y agoYour comment made it sound like you were unhappy with the longevity of the device itself. > iPhone that lasts 4 years Sorry if that was not your intent.