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Is buying a smart home device without a replaceable battery just a planned obsolescence trap we’re all falling for?
With the EU's new right-to-repair laws and rising e-waste concerns, the debate over non-replaceable batteries in smart home devices is more urgent than ever. Cast your vote and share your take on whether this design choice is a convenience or a trap.
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