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Has the pop up camera (has that ever been a thing?) You would probably have to go back a decade. I may remember Motorola tried to bring back easy battery replacement (where you just kept a spare battery with you and just popped it in when the phone died) but it didn't last long. There is another phone that is still out I believe that you can replace different modules of the phone but I don't believe it's for convenience. The phone is geared more user repair and modifying the phone.
I remember some older OnePlus phones did it. I know Asus also did it as well.
The OnePlus 7 Pro, I quite liked that about the phone. Still have it in use as a backup.
7t Pro as well, still my daily driver! Can highly recommend it.
Such a wonderful phone! The pop up camera is so nice for privacy. I got a new phone and gave it to a friend and they still daily drive it happily.
I think I do remember the Asus phone. I think it was the zenphone 7 or 8 maybe.