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Ok, you have a phone that got slower, but works. And you got phone which just switches off randomly. Which one are you more likely to replace sooner?
by rimliu 7y ago
Ok, you have a phone that got slower, but works.
And you got phone which just switches off randomly.
Which one are you more likely to replace sooner?
- topmonk 7y agoHow about one that displays a message that the battery needs to be replaced?
- catalogia 7y agoI'd get the battery replaced and use it for another five years.
- krtkush 7y ago> you have a phone that got slower, but works. I would assume that like most Android phones and (2000s) windows laptops the phone is just old because of age and I need to buy a new one to get faster one. > And you got phone which just switches off randomly. I would assume that something is wrong with the phone and would get it looked into at-least once to know what the issue is. Apple would (presumably[1]) tell me its just the battery which needs to change nothing else and I would do just that. [1] I have read articles where it is mentioned that even geniuses were unaware of the throttling feature.