欧盟电池新规或重塑智能手机设计

The European Union is preparing to force another major hardware change across the smartphone industry, this time targeting one of the most difficult and expensive parts of modern phone ownership: the battery. Beginning in 2027, smartphones and tablets sold in the EU will face stricter rules around battery durability, repair access, spare parts, software support, and user replaceability. The stated goal is to reduce electronic waste, extend device lifespans, and make it easier for consumers to keep phones longer instead of replacing an entire device when the battery wears down. The idea sounds simple. Instead of a battery being sealed behind adhesives, special tools, or service-center procedures, a user should be able to replace it more easily. …