"...because user studies have revealed that kids find them insufficiently delicious."
missing relevancyI guess you never had any ...
That's a silly idea especially since they just released the AirTags and their included batteries run for an entire year. Apple would have batteries sitting on their shelves for over a year waiting to be sold.Apple should be selling the batteries for the AirTags.
Stay away from the batteries kids.
Their parents dumber.kids are very dumb
Yep, and I still do it now.I can’t be the only one who was told as a child, by an adult, to lick an Alkaline 9v battery to see if it still had power?!
Exactly. I’ll never forget the day my kid tried to eat my replaceable MacBook battery in 2006. 🧐This is why apple doesn’t allow replaceable batteries in most products
I doubt a kid could eat a whole Macbook Pro battery. They at least need a day or two.This is why apple doesn’t allow replaceable batteries in most products
Ask again when you're a sleep deprived parent.😏Can't parents just do their jobs as parents, and watch their kids to make sure they don't eat batteries? Am I weird to think that's not asking very much?
IMO, the battery choice is fine. Making the AirTag easy to open is the mistake. You only need to replace once a year, no need to have it easily replacable. Take a cue from watch makers and see how much of a PITA it is to replace a battery that needs to be replace once a year or two. If you need to replace it every week then yeah, it should be easy to replace. But once a year?Biggest 🤦🏼♂️ for Apple.
Your battery choice Apple. Your poor battery choice.
As they always be. Those are not their kids or family members after all. They just won’t admit it.Manufacturers are dumber, or they just prefer to walk over dead corpses to reach their revenue goals.
So what? Probably because Australia is not a “free” country like USA does?Does Australia also ban the use of car’s key fobs? Or wrist watches? Or other remotes? Huh.