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Yes, but most people's phones have broken screens! I don't want to fork out that much money for something that's going to get smashed at some point. This is w
by rleigh 8y ago
Yes, but most people's phones have broken screens! I don't want to fork out that much money for something that's going to get smashed at some point. This is why I spent that much money on a nice desktop computer, and have a £18 nokia dumbphone. It's rugged and I don't have to worry about it getting dropped, stood on or even care about the remote possibility of damage since I can replace it with another immediately. A high-end phone is something I would worry about getting lost, damaged or stolen.
- pdimitar 8y agoI will always agree that having a disposable device brings a peace of mind. Unfortunately, my device is needed also for work -- and the ways I am using it are very strictly bound to the smartphone format. I am not a social networks addict. My device works for me, not I for it. But I still need the bigger screen, the touchscreen and all the apps.
- zimpenfish 8y ago> Yes, but most people's phones have broken screens! Which is baffling. A screen protector and case will cost you about GBP20-30 and they work. I closed a taxi door on my iPhone X last year - all that happened was the screen protector broke and there was a dirty scuff on the case. I've dropped my phones countless times and only once has the screen cracked[1] (and then I didn't have a screen protector on.) [1] Which was an internal hairline that you couldn't see unless it reflected external light just right. Apple Store said they'd never seen a crack like it and replaced the whole phone immediately without question.