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It's not that risky, the battery are designed to last in a way iPhone battery aren't. iPhone batteries if anything are designed to not last!
At the cost saving, maybe the "risk" is worth it. My commute was costing me £16 a day in diesel, now it's £8 of kWh and as of Friday, when I get the night rate, £2 a day. So yes, my monthly repayments are a bit more than they were on the diesel, but minus the fuel saving of electricity over diesel, it's substantially less.