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My number one reason: battery life
That's why I support the "right to repair"
Sadly a lot of devices are losing that ability by design
Its less of a belief and more of a fact at this point.
Its still really sad either which way
Selling the thinnest phone, but ship it with a silicone case because the thin-ness makes it too fragile. And also one bit of the phone will just be thicker anyway.
It seems almost like parody. Phones are literally too thin for their own components. If anybody knows of a decent line of phones that aren't overly skinny, please let me know for when I need a new phone.