Bought a Moto G4 in 2016, cracked the screen that early 2017, use it despite worsening screen burn-in. Finally decided to get a new phone (Motorola One), which

Bought a Moto G4 in 2016, cracked the screen that early 2017, use it despite worsening screen burn-in. Finally decided to get a new phone (Motorola One), which is scheduled to arrive tomorrow. Will probably use that at least three years as well. I always wondered why I would buy an expensive "flagship" phone other than showing off? A "mid-range" one is entirely enough... - good camera for the few occasions I use that - Watching videos/streaming - Looking up stuff while on-the-go (when a laptop/tablet isn't available) - listening to music on inexpensive "conventional" headphones (F wireless headphones) which I can get new for cheap at almost any supermarket - If I wanted to I could use the dual-SIM-capability that both my current and my new phone have