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But making the battery easy to replace makes the phone bigger and heavier.
I really have no idea why that would be from an engineering standpoint. You are talking about making a door, in a phone. Besides a few o-rings, doors are actually voids with a cover, and aren't particularly heavy.
Waterproofing only makes sense if it's confirmed by the manufacturer.
It makes the most sense when it falls in the water and survives. Until then it's all just wordplay.