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Edit by Dominik Schnabelrauch —

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[* black] At least the battery is only sled into its plastic housing and we don't have to tangle through adhesive.
[* icon_note] It provides 1.85 Wh (500 mA @ 3.7 V) which will re-juice the earbuds x times.
[* black] The other three wires going to the top section of the case are also soldered on. On there lives a hall sensor reading if the lid is closed or not.
- [* black] We wonder why Fairphone didn't use any [guide|25629|no-fuss ribbon cable|stepid=64970|new_window=true] or [guide|25629|power|stepid=64976|new_window=true] connectors in here like the ones you can finde in computer mice. The charging case offers enough space and they sit tight enough to not disconnect by accident. Additionally and most important they would've been way more repair friendly.
+ [* black] We wonder why Fairphone didn't use any [guide|25629|no-fuss ribbon cable|stepid=64970|new_window=true] or [guide|25629|power|stepid=64976|new_window=true] connectors in here like the ones you can find in [guide|145490|computer mice|stepid=295788|new_window=true]. The charging case offers enough space and they sit tight enough to not disconnect by accident. Additionally and most important they would've been way more repair friendly.