The data seems to be weird/lacking so far, a lot of phones have “10” as “battery endurance in cycles”, and some have the “Battery user-replaceable” even though it clearly isn’t (e.g. glued on back glass)
PS: sorry I’m an idiot, I misunderstood what “battery endurance in cycles” meant (it seems to actually be “hundreds of cycles”). Also “battery user-replaceable” phones don’t have a glued-on back indeed, I was looking at a wrong model.
This is sick! In 5-7 years when I’m looking for a new phone this will come in really handy :)
Here’s the database: https://eprel.ec.europa.eu/screen/product/smartphonestablets20231669
Model numbers can be found on the back of you phone or on https://www.ifixit.com/
The data seems to be weird/lacking so far, a lot of phones have “10” as “battery endurance in cycles”, and some have the “Battery user-replaceable” even though it clearly isn’t (e.g. glued on back glass)
PS: sorry I’m an idiot, I misunderstood what “battery endurance in cycles” meant (it seems to actually be “hundreds of cycles”). Also “battery user-replaceable” phones don’t have a glued-on back indeed, I was looking at a wrong model.
This is sick! In 5-7 years when I’m looking for a new phone this will come in really handy :)
What do they actually mean by “model identifier”? Serial number? IMEI?
Example:
https://www.techwalls.com/iphone-16-pro-model-number-a3083-a3292-a3293-a3294-differences/
Thanks